Hello!!

I’m an incoming first year Health Science student, and I’m trying to build the most even schedule as possible. Right now I have both Bio 1141 and Chm 1311 in the same semester as the course sequence suggests (and what I believe is over all a very heavy sem). However I am debating switch the Bio 1141 to first semester and taking Bio 1150. I believe Bio 1150 is a new course and it’s just a lab course, no lectures. The only thing I am worried about is not knowing the core foundations from the bio 1141 lecture and how to apply it to the lab course. Bio 4u is a prerequisite, so I am technically able to take it first semester? I’m just looking for some advice! Thank you!!

Hi everyone!

I am looking for a 1 bedroom apartment or a room in a shared place with private bathroom near campus preferably in sandy hill area for a budget of 1400$ max all inclusive, it also has to be pet friendly because i have a cat. If you have any suggestions or know a place please kindly let me know. Thank you!

I’m only allowed 4 electives in my programs admission year, 2 in winter term first year and 2 others in winter term second year. However, I will be taking more than 4 electives by the time I get to second years winter term…will anything happen or will I be punished for taking more than 4 electives? Especially if I take some in the summer to boost my gpa?

Hi, im starting uni this fall in a science major and im coming from a different province where things work differently, i was wondering if the 101 week (35$) is worth it or even the preparatory workship ( 100$)

I hate that everyone just throws around an Academic Reset whenever someone makes a post about them being withdrawn. The amount of misinformation annoys me so much.

I understand, mostly 99% of people are doing it in good faith, however as someone who went through this exact scenario, and was withdrawn from my faculty, I HATE how ppl will just comment under every advice post that they should try for a reset. It gives false hope, while it literally wouldn’t work in there scenario. A reset is only for degree students, and is primarily accepted if someone is looking to switch into a new degree.

If someone is in there grace period, than fine, a reset to switch faculties is fine, but it literally states you can’t reverse a withdrawal with a reset. Obviously, the first thing everyone should do is speak to an advisor the second there withdrawn, while also taking a deep look at themselves and question whether university at this moment or at all is cut out for them. I’m not discouraging resets, but people need to stop saying it under every post when it literally will be rejected 99.99% of times for these people.

If someone is in bad standings and isn’t withdrawn, please encourage them to push for a reset. But please don’t give false hope and misinformation to people already struggling with the weight of the situation. They don’t need that. Just be real with them while being kind. Tell them to speak to an advisor first and foremost and look into appealing the decision. Not a reset PLZ.

Anyone in UOttawa French JD, how's the first year of law school like? Is the workload manageable and is the learning content difficult? Also, how is the social and learning environment?

I want to register for a few Uottawa courses, but I don't really get the scheduling.. You have to register for lectures, tutorials, and labs??? What's the difference between tutorials and labs??

Best CSI; CEG; SEG; ITI; courses -> Looking for A's, good /recommended profs, not too much work :)

I'm incoming first year, I didn't quite do well for calc, physics, chem, adv func or bio in high school hmmmmmm. Is there anything that you would suggest pre/restudying? Any notes you can share? Thanks