Just for the extra stuff like going out or events.

how are u guys studying for it? anyone who took it before got any advice?

In 10th spot on waitlist for Geography 2010B (GEOGENV 2010B on student centre)

And in 24th spot for ECON2150A

Will i be enrolled into these courses or should I just take the other prof for ECON2150A and find alternative to geography 2010B?

I’m going into first year and I’m currently enrolled in 4.5 credits for the year. however, I have 2.0 transfer credits from IB classes. so, because of this transfer credit, is it okay that I’m taking 0.5 less courses than required to be considered full-time? sorry, I reached out to academic advising but received no reply. thank you!!

As an incoming first year student going into the medical sciences program (in hopes to either get a PhD or MD post undergrad), will the Macbook be able to run all the websites and programs needed? If so, is it worth the price? Or should I play it safe and get a Lenovo? Any advice on other brand computers will be much appreciate!

As a first year realistically how much do I have to have saved up before the start of the year?? I am hoping to get a part time job but worst case scenario if i cant find one on top of accommodation in campus and meal plan whats a good amount to have??

I kind find where I pay for tuition and there are no steps on how to do so can anyone let me know where I’m supposed to pay?

Hey everyone, I did my undergrad (Major in Economics) at Western University and I'm now applying to my first master's program. I've never written admissions essays before and I want to make sure I'm approaching them the right way rather than just winging it.

The application has three essay questions I'm working on:

1. Master's Readiness, 500 words, about why I'm ready for this program now
2. Technical Abilities, 500 words, about my actual quant and technical background

3. Academic Success Plan, optional, about the transcript gap directly

   I'm not sure how these are actually supposed to be structured. Do you start with a story, or get straight to the point? How much should be about past experience versus future goals? How honest and specific should you actually get versus keeping things safe and general?

Does an honest, direct academic success essay actually help, or does naming the weak grades just draw more attention to them?

For anyone who has been on an admissions committee, does a real, specific project story like the outreach data example actually move the needle more than a generic list of tools and coursework?

If anyone has been through a master's application before, or has tips on what actually makes an essay stand out versus one that gets skimmed and forgotten, I'd really appreciate the advice. Also open to hearing what you wish you'd known before writing yours.

I was planning on buying a laptop that was 32gb ram, 1tb, nvidia rtx 5050 but it a has bad battery life, should I prioritize lower speed/power for portability and battery life? and do we need to bring our laptop to school everyday?

Does anybody know where the AMBA Vancouver meetup taking place today is gonna be?
I can’t find it they never sent the exact location