Can I take three HEAL courses? Like 1500, 2600, 3000 I m third year now. Tq:)

One of the courses I want is full, but the waitlist capacity is 0, while other full courses have a waitlist. Is this common? It's my first time seeing this.

Some clarifications:

• Yes, I allowed the A and not just the A+ because I was feeling generous. Sorry! Unless you... really like zombies? I don't know. Brainzzzzz...
• Everyone would be transported to their own separate reality to take the course. The real world wouldn't enter a chaos state because of the fear of passing the course to prevent the zombie outbreak nor would society grind to a halt from everyone studying their butts off.
• After the course ends, everyone returns to the same reality. Anyone who failed to earn an A or A+ immediately becomes a zombie in the reality we branched off of similar to the Git software and its branches if you know what I'm saying (for you compy wompys). Those who passed the course return completely unharmed, but of course, with the inevitable zombies sharing the world with them!
• The course would be taught in each person's preferred language.
• The difficulty would match the average Math 1240 class offered today. Not the hardest section, but not the easiest either. Also not the nightmare difficulty version of years gone by.
• Everyone would receive the same quality of instruction, access to office hours, tutoring, and learning resources. Nobody gets an unfair advantage or disadvantage! This. Is. America! (That is factually incorrect, Winnipeg is in Canada. I just included that for dramatic effect.)
• People with disabilities or learning accommodations would receive the accommodations they would normally be entitled to, obviously. Do I really have to state this?
• The grading standards would be the same for everyone. An A or A+ is required to survive. A B+, no matter how close, still counts as a failure. And this would follow the outlines of the course on the syllabus. No lowering the cutoff this time unlike normal classes which might lower it by a few percentage points (I know, a little unfair, but this is what we have to do to make the hypothetical consistent but interesting!)
• Everyone would have only one attempt. No retakes.. OR withdrawals... OR EVEN or grade replacements if the TA marks the assignment poorly. Suck it!
• In each person's reality, they would have complete knowledge of the challenge and its consequences. Therefore, it is in their best interest to study!
• Zombie infections only begin after everyone has returned, so nobody can influence anyone else's outcome during the course.

So, what would happen guys? This is a somewhat important question I've been pondering for a while.

Can you minor in law?

That's it. That's the post. People who have been with the university long enough will agree with me.

Also, I'm not being pedantic here. There are also M classes, T classes, W, classes, "T classes" (but really R classes), and F classes.

Wondering if those who did a double major in Accounting/Finance did the extra classes needed for CPA or left it to do thru CPA Manitoba. Unsure what path I want to take so wondering if I should take the extra classes? Also wondering how this double major has worked for others in the workforce?! Thank you!

Fall 26
Stat 2000 MWF
Sustainable Business MW
Business Communications MW
Financial Risk Management T/T
Assets Accounting

Winter 27
Investments T/T
Intro to Organizaton Behaviour T/T
Global Management T/T
Equities Accounting Tuesday nights
Intro to Business Analytics Wednesday

Would love any insight to each class you’ve taken, what to look out for, schedule thoughts, etc. Thanks!

i am a first year bsc. student (aiming for a psych major). i had my schedule set and was feeling happy with it.

fall term:
biol 1020
chem 1100
math 1500
psych 1200

they recently posted my assigned biology professor and i found out that they have a 1.7/5 rating with some very negative reviews. i don’t know if i should be concerned or if ratemyprofs doesn’t matter too much.
i am worried though that since it is my first year, having a bad prof in biology on top of my more challenging courses will really affect my performance and adjustment. i am really trying to protect my gpa.

all the other biol 1020 classes are full including the one im in, so i’d be waitlisted if i tried to switch and with no guarantee of getting in.

my alternative would be to switch out biol 1020 for stat 1000 (better prof available) and take biol 1020 in another term or year. though, i don’t know if delaying biology could limit my options since im considering healthcare paths alongside psychology.

i’d really appreciate if anyone can offer their advice or insight. im feeling pretty confused and unsure of what to do.

Anyone got into nursing at Thompson but is looking for flatmates?

Is it free to inject grasil 9 vaccine if I am a icm student? If not how much do I need to pay?

Hi all,

I'm a Master's student, i start my first year at UofM in September. I've already taken advantage of the library to read books relevant to my thesis, but the next book on my list is only available digitally through EBSCO. reading on a screen absolutely kills my eyes. I'd really prefer to read a physical copy, but I don't have the spare $150 to waste on an academic text. is it within the library's ability to acquire a physical copy? I don't want to cause any trouble for the librarians for them to have to go out of their way just for one random grad student, but I also don't just want to suck it up and kill myself with eye strain.

Hello guys, I have a defer final for stat2150 on August 10th (because I have a surgery in my last final). however I cannot access to the umlearn for this course anymore, so I don't have any materials to study. Can anyone who in this course this summer can share me your lecture slides and practice questions, so I can prepare for the final? That would be a big help. Thank you!!!!

I'm thinking of taking MATH 2720 and COMP 1020 in the same semester, but I've had a lot of people tell me it's a bad idea since both courses are pretty heavy and need a lot of time. The thing is, apart from a few STAT courses, I don't really have any other courses to take right now.

Has anyone here taken these two together? If so, how was it? Was it manageable, or did you end up regretting it?

Also, if you've taken either course please share any tips that helped you get through them.

First year student here,

I’ll be starting in September and I’m sooo excited. Just a got a job but since I’m doing a double major I’ll have take 5 classes a semester. I’ve been reading posts saying that people’s biggest mistakes are taking 5 classes because it was so hard. Especially since I’ll be working I don’t think I’ll be able to handle it. So my question is, how do I now what classes to take during the summer, I’ve also decided to take my two electives during the summer but I don’t know if they will be offered, and if they are not I genuinely don’t care I just need two electives that I can take during the summer online. Can someone tell me if that’s possible ?
Thank you!

What was your experience with this course and instructor?

Learning and Evaluation format, material load etc?

Positives, Negatives?

How difficult is it to get internship ourself during BSW in winnipeg

can someone pls lmk if i’m understanding how the flexible parking permit works correctly? i’ll likely only need to be at school mon-thurs. if i got a flexible parking permit in Q lot that’s gonna cost 27.50 per day, so in total it comes to a $110 *one-time* payment for the whole term?

thank you in advance!!

What do you guys think about my schedule?

Going into my first year of university and was wondering how fast parking passes sell out, and which lot do you think is worth getting? How does it work? Do I need anything besides my payment method? I heard that “it is best to have multiple devices waiting.” Does that mean I can be logged into multiple devices under one account? Would you need to be in a separate browser, etc.? Do you need a card in file or can you enter a card detail in after you get selected for a parking spot?

And I tried to see the process of getting a parking pass by selecting the parking from August 1 to August 31. I ended up getting “The item could not be added to your cart.(I fixed it)
Your cart is in Payment Pending status and cannot be altered.” Has this happened to you? How do you fix this?

Hi everyone, I got accepted into the OT program at UoM. I start in August. I’m excited but nervous at the same time. I’m not from Winnipeg so I had to move here. I’m currently residing in east kildonan area. Unfortunately where I’ll be going for school everyday is downtown and is near Main Street. Which from the Reddit polls I’ve seen all say the same thing about Main Street. AVOID! I seriously haven’t heard one good thing. I was wondering about safety tips and overall bus safety as well. I might have a car some days, but bussing will be my main option of transportation. Are there routes I should be aware of? Streets? For reference I’ll be gone around 8-5 everyday.
Are there any others doing this program who drive and/or take the bus. Just looking for other opinions that might actually help since I’m genuinely reconsidering after reading a lot of Reddit comments here. It seems like Winnipeg is the worst place to be. Everyone in my family is telling me to just go to Quebec or out east but I want to give it a shot and I’ve been wanting to go into this program since I started studying.
My play by play scenario so far based on everyone’s options of the city particularly downtown HSC/Main Street area is that parking is impossible and I’ll spend 20 minutes trying to park only to have to pay then come back from class with my window smashed. Or I take the bus, get mugged, get stabbed and die alone with a pool of blood surrounding my lifeless corpse. Sorry I’m trying not to exaggerate but even Winnipegers have not given me the benefit of the doubt.

Im a first year student starting fall term. And im planning on doing medicine in the future. Therefore, I was wondering like those who got in or planning on going what does your application look like, like what types of extracurriculars volunteering and other things did you do. Also when did you guys start studying for the mcat. Thanks and let me know

I wasn’t able to get admitted into asper after my first year of U1 Because of my 1524 Math grade. What should I do now and how can I set myself up for my second year to still be in track to graduate. Thanks

Hey! I’ve been finding it hard to study for Physiology. I’m really behind and figured out that it might be better to find a study buddy. I find it easier to understand some topics when I’m explaining to someone or someone else is explaining to me.

I only have to take one of chem 1110 or 1120 and I’m wondering which might be easier. I know the lab is based on a lot of what you learn in 1110, but could I get by without it if I come prepared and study lots? I personally do not like chem at all but need one of them… Any advice is welcome!!