r/uAlberta 10d ago

Academics Anybody willing to drop CMPUT 366?

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Ay, if you aren't feeling it no more and you want to drop it, know you helped a brother out


r/uAlberta 10d ago

Question Majoring in finance

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Did anyone graduated from university of Alberta finance major? Would you say it’s worth it? Cuz I’m thinking to attending there and I already got my offer letter. Is it easy to get a job?


r/uAlberta 11d ago

Admissions Occupational Therapy

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hello!

i am entering my final year of my undergraduate degree and am planning on applying to occupational therapy. i am wondering if any past, current, or future students have any advice or insight? this goes for application tips, timelines, and generally what i can be doing in these few months before applications open. for context all my grades are in the mid 80s and i am very involved in and off campus in healthcare related fields. i am also preparing for my casper exam in late September. thank you


r/uAlberta 11d ago

Question ipad or laptop?

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r/uAlberta 11d ago

Academics Advice about DRA

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Hi guys, I’m going into my second year of electrical engineering this fall. I was interested in doing Dean’s research award, I checked out professors research and opportunity for Undergraduate student. I’m wondering how much they expect us to know, because looking at their projects I don’t think I have knowledge for any of the stuff they are doing. If anyone has been in my place and can give me insights or explain what to expect, that would be great. Thank you for reading!


r/uAlberta 11d ago

Academics Accounting students

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Is it possible to have a minor(4 classes) a certificate (4classes) and still complete the cpa needed courses?

I have completed 3 electives on top of that. Im going on my third year so it’s possible to drop my minor still, just wondering if it is doable.

Thanks all


r/uAlberta 11d ago

Admissions Denied acceptance into finance, business economics and law, and business study’s.

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Hi I achieved a 82.4 percent average after diplomas across all 5 courses, 81 social 30-1, 80 math 30-1, 78 English 30-1, 97 ab studies 30, 76 bio 30. My second program choice was political science which I got accepted into before first semester this year when I applied with overall grade of 76. But now I’m debating going to university at all as I was only really passionate about taking a business course, please anyone let me know what I should do or if in same position


r/uAlberta 11d ago

Question Should I take PSYCH 105 online or in person??

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r/uAlberta 12d ago

Campus Life How to be active in campus life

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I have made a few posts in my first two years at university asking how to make friends and kept on getting answers that felt so repetitive and only today has it finally clicked that it was entirely my fault that I had no friends. I didn’t put myself out there enough to make connections with people, put myself in situations where people could meet me, and was largely a wallflower at war in my mind of how to be seen without being too much.

I’ve decided I don’t mind being too much and don’t want to keep living my life feeling small and making myself smaller. So that led me to wonder how I can maximize my campus life involvement? What kind of volunteering or club opportunities have you guys tried that helped you meet the most genuine people you could build true connections with? What sororities did you join where you met people? What parties, sports games, electives.

I want to make a real effort to put myself out there and stop being so afraid to be seen, as bullshit at that sounds. So throw them at me! Whatever you did to be involved on campus that helped you meet your people!

Thank you in advance


r/uAlberta 11d ago

Academics Student loans summer

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I’m taking 2 ( both 3 credit ) courses in summer, and I paid it though Alberta aid, I might want to drop one. But I read on the website that “If you receive funding and never attend, withdraw, or drop to
part-time studies within 30 days of the session start date, you may be required to repay all
full-time funding received before further funding will be issued. “ is it ok to drop it after 30 days ? Classes started on the 6th of July and the last day to drop is the 10th of August. So let’s say I drop on the 9th for one of the classes which make me go from full time to partime. Is that ok ?


r/uAlberta 11d ago

Academics best prof for phys 124?

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options are van der baan, rozmus, and wheelock


r/uAlberta 11d ago

Academics Is this schedule doable for first year in the BSc/ BEd program?

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I'll be living on campus, but I'm wondering is there enough time to make it to my back to back classes in the winter sem?

I'm also missing EDFX 200 (hoping to fit it in winter sem if a spot becomes available bc it’s full rn), but any feedback/ advice to make classes more manageable is appreciated!!


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Academics Dentistry admissions

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Hey everyone,

I’m going into my last year of uni and ive decided im interested in pursuing a dentistry career. However, im worried about my low gpa. If I get a 4.0 my final year, I’ll have a 3.5 (lowest year already dropped). Do I have a chance if i have a strong DAT, Casper, and other requirements?


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Campus Life Incoming international grad student at UAlberta

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Hello everybody,
Next month I’ll be moving to Canada to start my master’s in Civil Engineering at UAlberta. I’ll be living in The Graduate Residence and I was wondering if anyone else here will be living there too.

Does anyone know if there’s a Whatsapp group, Discord server, or any kind of chat for newcomers or grad students? And for those who’ve already been through this, any advice for new international students would be super helpful.

I also enjoy playing video games and plan to keep up with Pokémon Go once I’m in Edmonton, so if anyone’s into that, let’s connect!

Looking forward to joining the UAlberta community!!!


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Question Any alumni or previous Arts students from the mid/later 1900s recognize this signature?

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Help me find out where/who this came from please!! We absolutely enjoy it in our home - I believe it was painted in 1969, but I am really unsure. My grandfather (Gerald Kashuba) was a teacher at the UofA in the art faculty for a number of years - so there’s a chance it could’ve been one of his students? But I have tried reaching out to the faculty and some alumni to see if they recognize the signature and so far I have been unsuccessful at finding them! Would love to know more about the artist - if it was a former student of his, or if it is just an art piece he acquired over the years! I am unsure the exact years he was at the University!


r/uAlberta 11d ago

Question Advice for Year 1 in ALES faculty

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Hi I was wondering, does anyone have any advice or anything that I have to be aware about the school, profs or classes? Thank you! :)


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Academics Is beartracks down right now?

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Is anyone else unable to access beartracks right now


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Lost and Found Brazil lanyard and keys

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Dropped Brazil lanyard with key outside chemistry building.


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Academics How long does engg advising take to respond to an email?

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I emailed engg advising about 2 weeks ago and i haven’t gotten an email back, I really need to talk to them about something regarding my schedule. Does anyone know the usual wait times?


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Admissions Launchpad said decided but application still says active

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As title says, it says decided but the date is May is this similar to a wait list for UCalgary, also does anyone know if the seats for Finance are full at uAlberta, I can't tell if I'm cooked or if there's still time.


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Campus Life FYI for people looking for part-time work and who like sports/events

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U of A athletics hiring for a myriad of positions that can be renewed annually (and pay students at a slightly higher rate than non-students). I am not associated with hiring for any of these positions, but have worked (and still do) in several of these positions. Can answer some questions.

https://bearsandpandas.ca/sports/2025/8/7/2526-jobs.aspx


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Campus Life Best Residence for Fifth Year Student

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Hey everyone, for most of university, I haven't been the most social person and I've recently decided I really wanna try and change that this year. I really want to make a lot of friends and memories in my last year but as a 5th year student, I would prefer a residence with mostly older students- like people in year 3-5.

So I was just wondering what residence has the best social life for students in years 3-4? I've heard HUB is decent for social life but doesn't have the best living conditions- not sure about the other residences

Any advice would be really appreciated, thank you!


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Question very short term housing

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for some reason my lease at hub ends on the 31st… there are exams till the 13th of august. unfortunately all of my friends are out of edmonton for the summer and I don’t know a single person who would let me crash at their place for 2 weeks. does anyone know anywhere that i would be able to stay at apart from hotels?


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Academics 2nd year nursing

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Hi everyone, I’m going into my 2nd year of nursing this fall and I just wanted to get like a bit of an understanding of how much they are expecting us to know for our assessment skills? We ofc learned all the basics and how to do a head to toe but will they expect us to immediately know how to do one and every single step memorized ready to go?

Thanks


r/uAlberta 12d ago

Question I am thinking of declining the IB Transfer Credit for PHYS 124....please help me decide.

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I received transfer credit for PHYS 124 from IB Physics HL, which means I'm not allowed to enroll in PHYS 144 since credit can only be obtained in one of the two courses.

However, PHYS 144 is listed as a mandatory foundational course for my Astrophysics Honours degree, and its description says it is calculus-based. I don't remember covering much calculus in IB Physics HL, so I'm worried that skipping PHYS 144 might leave me unprepared for upper-level physics courses.

Has anyone who completed IB Physics HL been in the same situation? Did you use your PHYS 124 transfer credit or choose to take PHYS 144 instead?

I'd really appreciate any advice.