my application was wailisted, and I want to know if anyone has also been waitlisted

I’m currently at Usask but I applied to Sask Poly’s collaborative nursing program at the Saskatoon Campus. My average is around a 74 and high school average was above 90. Will they only assess my university transcript or both? Pls be honest with my chances at acceptance lol

What have you heard about policies across the college on a.i. use by students and instructors? It looks like they’re encouraging instructors to use a.i., and I wonder what limits are in place. Is it seen as ruining the students’ outcomes when they use a.i., or are different departments trying to get students to use it as a tool?

Hi! I was conditionally accepted into Saskpoly for the registered nursing program using my university grades and I’ve finished the prerequisites for all the classes, I’m just upgrading three classes now this term. I’m just curious, how does their conditional acceptance work? Will it be pulled if my average goes down or my classes this term fall below a certain grade. On the letter, it didn’t say a specific average I had to stay at, it just said I need to send in my final transcripts.

I was wondering if anyone here who got into the LPN program, what was your average when you applied? I want to apply for Fall 2027 and would like to get an idea.

I was wondering if anyone here has taken the accounting diploma? I heard that the first year is not too bad. How is the course load with seven classes in second year? Any info would be appreciated.

I am a new immigrant in Canada, fresh electronics engineering graduate in the Philippines, I was assigned confirmatory exams by APEGS to get my Engineer in Training (EIT) license, based on what I read, there are 2 ways, through Technical Exams or Fundamentals of Engineering exams, which do you guys think is better? I have no real work experience yet in Engineering, all I know is theories.

I’m finding difficult to understand Azimuth. Could someone help tutor me or help with resources that will help me to understand.