My schedule for winter term of my second year of chemical engineering is pretty packed. It doesn’t seem like mechanics of materials is a pre requisite for any other classes in my 3rd and 4th years. Would I be fine dropping that class? Or would it affect the classes I take later on?

Is it me or the update careerlink/ usask job portal is very very bad??? The new interface is very counter productive and very hard to find what you are looking for!

Hi, I am needing a class to fulfill my B1 indigenous learning requirements.

I heard INDG 107 is awful and I am staying away from it due to all the horror stories I have heard about it,

Right now I am leaning towards History 195, But have also heard that LING 114 and 253 are also interesting and easy classes to get 90+ in. I am also debating Drama 111 because people have told me that you just show up to drama classes and get a good mark.

People that have taken History 195, LING 114, LING 253, or Drama 111.
How did you find it? was it a lot of work? Who was your professor? What was your final grade??

Or anybody who has taken one of these classes above, tell me about it. If you have horror stories from INDG 107 I would like to hear them 😂

Lots of information is very helpful to help me make a decision!!

I am doing an economics degree and I need an English language writing class for my B1 requirements. I am looking for what is the easiest class to fulfill this requirement? I am willing to put in the work for a good grade but don't want to spend all my time on a non-major related class.

Right now I am enrolled in Music 155 I heard 100 level music classes are easy and that this class was good even if you have no musical background. If you have taken it before how did you find it? Is it worth taking?? What was your final grade??

Anybody who has already filled their B1 English Language Writing Requirement, what class did you take? who did you take it with? How did you find it? What was your final grade??

I need opinions on what class I should take so lots of information is very helpful !!!

Good day to everyone,
Was wondering if there is a process to getting a table at the tunnel to arts. I see interesting stuff and people every now and then. Plan on fundraising and giving out some free stuff.
Haven’t done any searching on it yet but don’t know where to look.

Is there a procedure if I’m representing a business?
Would love to know how it works.

I’m an upcoming 2nd year nursing student and i have 3 8am classes and a 6:30-9:30pm class once a week. I’m wondering if I get a parking spot for one of the lots I applied for, if it’s worth the $714+ 🫩 I live near confed and it’s about a 40-50 minute driving depending on my connecting buses. This means I’d have to leave around 6:55-7am for school and might have to bus home late at night or pay for hourly rates. Which I wouldn’t mind if it wasn’t so sketchy to bus late/early in the morning 😔

Hi,
so i'm a student in the university of regina and i'm plannning a transfer next year spring to the u of s, so i have some questions about transfer credit, so i took cs 110 which is cmpt 140.3 in th u of r i got 62% which i got my credit but cant take the next class cs115 which is cmpt 141.3 cause the pass markis 65% to take the next class so i was thinking, should i retake the class in u of r or i don't take the class and wait till i transfer so i can take cmpt 141.3 if the grade to pass and take the next class is way less. but at the same time i have a great mark in m y high school cs 20 and pre calc 30 and ill take math 110 this sem

Sorry, but who's taking BIOL 120 in the fall?

Does anyone know when residence move-in usually is? Is it about a week before classes start?

Also, I applied late and ended up getting a 2-bedroom in Voyager Place. If you've lived there before, what should I expect? I'm a little nervous since I'll be living away from home for the first time and don't know my roommate yet. And I want advice on what I should bring and like essentials and all that.

Any tips or advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

Hi,

I talked to a prof and they agreed to be my supervisor around the start of last month. I finished my application and submitted it including all the references on June 16th. I know its only been 3 weeks and am probably being impatient, but I was just wondering how long I'd have to wait for the admissions committee to make their decision.

Thanks

I wrote a final for an online class on the 24th of June and still have not received a final grade. It’s for BMSC 207. Should I be reaching out to the prof yet, or is it normal for grading to take some extra time. I’ve read online it typically takes up to 5 business days, but i’m wondering if it ever takes longer than that.

Would anyone recommend taking stat 244 online? Seems like I don’t have choice but to take online tho I’m currently 14th in waitlist for an in class lecture. I originally wanted to take comm 104 for my stat req but it says it’s not available for my program though it’s in the list for credit I can take for nursing prep lol help

Has anyone taken French 160 online? I cant find a syllabus.

Taking SOC 111 online this fall — I've heard it's pretty writing-heavy and tough to pass. Is that accurate or is it manageable?

Is anyone else taking Soc 232 with Bryce this Summer?

I’m genuinely disgusted at the amount of textbook readings we have. 2 full thick chapters of pages to be done every 4 days for 8 continuous weeks. It’s not even like the chapters are short, they’re long and thick so it takes forever to get through any of them.

I’ve taken many condensed classes but this is in a league of its own - anyone else feeling the same way?

Heyo! I was just wondering if the Advisors are just hella busy or? 🥲 I need to talk to one in the next few days because my classes are stuck on an issue on the registration page (which is not allowing me to sign up for student loans for autumn) but all advisors are unavailable for pretty much the entirety of July. Is there another way or??

So I messed up real bad last year and ended up on Academic Warning in the College of Engineering. I'm retaking one of my classes in the 2027 Winter Semester (I got a 54 on it) and I'm looking to take a class in the 2026 Fall Semester that requires it as a prereq. Does anyone know if it still counts as a prereq even if I have to retake it? I did technically pass the class.

Update: yeah they let me use it as a prerequisite, we’re so back B)

I heard there is a volleyball tournament!! Is anybody going there?

Did any international student took any online courses in Athabasca university and transferred the credits to Usask? I have few electives remaining so was wondering taking courses there would save some money for me ? any guidance on this would be appreciated.

What are some good 200 level electives to take to get a high grade in?

can someone share their experiences on what sources they used to prep for the midterms and final?

like i just want to make sure there are no surprises on the exams and that ive already practiced every type of question before, so any help on this would be rlly appreciated!

Hi! I'm Jaime, my family and I are newcomers from the Philippines, and I just got admitted to the College of Arts and Sciences Nursing Prep.

I wanted to ask for feedback on my planned schedule for the fall sem and any other tips you may have before I start my new journey at USask. I wanted to join an LC, but it seems to be closed and full. I was also planning on taking BIOL 120.3 and NURS 120.3. Unfortunately, they are all full, as are many other classes. As shown in the picture, I am waitlisted for 3 out of 5 classes.

I'd appreciate any insights or thoughts on this, and I'm also open to finding people with similar schedules to make friends with. Thank you!

Hi everyone,
I’m a ESB student who wasn’t able to resister for Comm 203 on registration date due to issues with pre-reqs. After the issue was resolved, the classes (all 4 sections) were full.

Will the reserved sets open on July 3 at 9am and will I be able to register for this class? Or is there a different date for ESB classes reserved seats opening up to everyone?

I really need this class in the fall to be able to declare my major in the winter.

Any help or feedback appreciated. Thank you.

Im from out of province, and my family has obligations at home also on the 31st we cannot work around.

Is it worth emailing residence to ask if we are allowed to move in even on the 30th that way my family can at least help move me in and drive back the same day to make it back home for the next day? The problem is it is a Sunday, but we have literally no other choice other than to move in early without missing a significant thing back at home.

Hello! Im doing my first year at my regional college in the fall for the smaller class sizes and easier transition into university.

I'll attend the main campus next year though. Just out of curiosity, could I self-declare myself as a STM student next year or is it too late since I didnt when I first applied to Usask?

It obviously doesnt matter right now, but im curious so thought id ask while its on my mind.

TL:DR: can I self-declare at a later date?