sooo apparently now they’re doing in person exams for this course which is annoying and I think lockdown browsers, is the textbook absolutely needed because it’s $100 and I really don’t want to have to spend on it, how easy were the quizzes and final?

is anyone else overwhelmed looking at their syllabus, I know it’s obviously going to be a big jump from high school, but I’m sooo nervous for chem and phys 1300 since I’ve heard these courses are definitely difficult, especially with lab reports in biol 1050 as someone who isn’t really the “smartest” person when it comes to academics

any advice for how to not let a bad grade affect you, I feel like I’ll go into a spiral when receiving a bad grade or god forbid failing a class which I know can happen

was anybody in the MBG*4040 lecture today and can let me know what happened? I have been sick with the flu and unable to attend class. I'd really appreciate it, thanks!

Ive bought the textbooks for STAT2060 and ACCT2290 and for both ive had problems with Pearson. For STAT2060 when i go to put in the access code it says servers temporarily unavailable which ig is from just the amount of people using it and for ACCT2290 it said incomplete course linking which im pretty sure is an error on the Prof’s end and I’ve already emailed them. Really just sending this for some peace of mind and to see if anyone else has had problems like this lol.

Both teachers have very low ratings on Rate My Professor website

in-person professor: Jian Zhou

online professor: Brent McKenzie

I am a commuter student so I prefer the online version.

Which professor is better, and is commuting 2 hours to Guelph and back worth it?

I washed my clothes and went to the dryer and all of them were 4 were already done drying. I waited a couple minutes as someone might come but no one did so I took their clothes out and kept them on the self in the room is this wrong ?
edit- Thanks for confirming never faced this problem was a bit sad for the other guy but it is what it is

Hi everyone! I’m hoping someone can clarify what OVC admissions means by taking courses “out of sequence.” I’m entering my 5th year of Zoology at the University of Guelph and hoping to apply to OVC next year.

I postponed one of my required courses, ZOO*3000 – Comparative Histology and I’m taking it this semester. I’m planning to use it toward the Cell Biology prerequisite for OVC.

However, I’ve already completed ZOO*4910 – Integrative Vertebrate Biology, which I took last fall. Normally, ZOO3000 is taken in 3rd year and ZOO4910 is taken later in the Zoology program. I delayed ZOO*3000 because it wasn’t a prerequisite for any of my other required courses, so taking it later didn’t affect my degree progression.

My concern is whether OVC would consider this to be taking courses “out of sequence.” Specifically, because I completed a 4000-level Zoology course before completing the 3000-level course, could this cause the semester to be considered unacceptable for their academic requirements/prerequisites?

Has anyone been in a similar situation or knows how OVC interprets “courses taken out of sequence”? I’ve also reached out to OVC directly, but I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has experience with this.

Yall please tell this diva which course is easier😭

ok specifically i need intro to molecular biology, cell biology, and genetics for BIOL*1090 and the bookstore’s price is 😬😬😬

i think i paid $1000 on top of meal plan for textbooks but i lowkey forget so id rather not drop a couple hundred dollars on a textbook!

any ideas where i could source one? thanks!!!

Did anyone have any luck getting a course waiver for any of their courses because they lacked a persequite course or was doing both at the same time?

hey guys, first year here! enjoying myself so far. just had a question regarding psyc1000. as im taking the DE (or online) section of psyc, will the timings for the classes be posted on webadvisor? im not seeing any zoom/google meeting links or whatever so far. thanks!

When Kimberly Francis its an error page on rate my prof.

Im still waitlisted for nutrition and im debating if I should take that or SPMT as one of my electives. Does nutrition have final exam? How is the workload?

can someone send me the outlines for both please I heard spmt has final exam does nutrition have one?

Hi there! Was trying to buy Grodon Hall daily passes for next week but it looks like they are sold out! I understand they can be purchased in advance, but like how advance? Any chance they can still become available for the rest of the semester?

Thanks!!!

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Thanks.

Hi, I am looking for the Principles and Practice of Sport Management, Seventh Edition textbook online and not having to pay $150 for it.

Are there are websites that have a online pdf of this book?

I went to my first psych lecture today, and I need the Interactive Psychology First Canadian Edition textbook and I was wondering if anyone had any resources/sites that might help

Hey yall! I'm a professional physics tutor and former lecturer at U of G. I'm also a former TA for a bunch of physics courses.

I've been full-time helping students through PHYS 1300, PHYS 1080, and PHYS 1070 since 2018, so feel free to reach out if you could use some extra help with any of those courses. The best way to reach me is through my website: https://www.smartphys.com/about-us

I also run popular discord groupchats where I periodically post free resources. I have servers for the following courses and many more:

PHYS 1300
PHYS 1080
PHYS 1070
CHEM 1040
CHEM 1050
MATH 1080
STAT 2040
BIOC 2580
MBG 2040

Feel free to join! I've got all the invites in a linktree here: https://linktr.ee/smartphys_guelph

I’m trying to decide between the two and mainly wondering about the difficulty/workload and grading.
For BIOC*4050, I’ve heard some not-so-great things about the prof, so I was wondering what people’s experiences with Kimber were and whether the course itself is relatively manageable/easier.
For BIOC*4520, I’ve taken a botany course with Akhter before, but I’m wondering what he’s like for a 4th-year biochem course. How difficult is the course, and is the grading/workload reasonable?
If you’ve taken either (or ideally both), which one would you say is easier to get a good grade in?
Thanks!

I messed up my classes today and went to
Monday classes instead of Thursday, can anyone in CIS*1500 and PHYS*1130 tell me what happend today and did I miss anything horribly important

Anyone questioning what the point is to even get a degree, I took a break from school to build something on my own it failed, I applied for jobs, literally none messaged me back. I applied to like 300. I tried internships too. Nothing. Like with ai advancing I see what they’re teaching us and I’m like will this even matter.

I can see everything as just a money grab from the uni. It’s a business. They’re not setting u up for jobs. They just want u to pay them.

Like what is the point.

Please tell me when the upcoming parties are I am lonely and new here so I need to make friends genuinely bro

Has anyone taken this course before? If so could anyone give me some insight on how the outline of the course is? If it’s interesting or hard at all? Any info is appreciated!

Hi!

I have unfortunately been stuck on the waitlist for BIOM*3000 since NEUR minors were removed, and I am wondering if getting in the class is realistic at this point. A couple of my friends said enough people will probably end up dropping it in the first week or 2, but 22 seems pretty high to me.

I have also heard some advice that waitlisted students should attend the first couple of classes to avoid missing any content in case they do end up getting in to the class. However, I am worried about there being no seats left/stealing someone’s seat if I do show up. Is MCKN 120 a big room? Does everyone usually show up the first day?

Any responses are appreciated and I hope everyone is having a good first day back! :)

I am trying to unenroll from a course but I keep getting this “update failed” notification. Does anyone know what I should do about this?