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Conflicted here. I’ve done 3 years of a Bachelor of Science at UofA and applied this year to transfer into various Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs. My GPA wasn’t competitive enough (3.3 avg the past 2 years) and I was rejected from all of them.

I have 39 credits left to graduate. Do I finish them and hope my GPA gets higher even though the classes I need are difficult (high level biochem classes)? I heard to maybe finish at Athabasca and try to boost my GPA since nursing is so competitive? And then I could apply to a nursing after degree?

I’m so conflicted and need advice.

I have to make a preffered selection for my fall/winter semester housing. I lived in hub this summer for my summer term and It has kinda sucked ngl just because of the heat and the stairs. are aspen or maple any better?

First year Engg, my question is that are all these classes bunched up in the middle of the day bad? Will I have smooth time to travel between them?

Passionate about CS and want to stack up your resume, apply!!!

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Hey everyone,

I’m an incoming student at the University of Alberta and was wondering if anyone has already received their unconditional offer? Because my school sent my final transcripts like a week ago but I still didn’t get my final unconditional offer.

Thank u sm!

hey, has anyone taken cell 425? if so, how was the class and were there a presentation?

Hey! Could someone check if any of these lectures are available online for the Fall term?

If they are, can you let me know whether they're fully online (async or not), or in person?

I can't check myself since I'm not currently a student there, and I've been waiting forever to get through to someone on the phone, so I may as well try this in the meantime. Thanks! 🙏

Hi everyone,

I'm an incoming first-year BSc (Honours) student, and I've been awarded transfer credit for PHYS 124 based on my IB results.

The issue is that PHYS 144 is a required foundation course for my program, and the course catalogue states:

I'm a bit confused about what this actually means.

• Does having transfer credit for PHYS 124 simply mean I won't receive additional credit if I take PHYS 144, but I can still enroll in the course?
• Or does it mean that I would be completely ineligible to register for PHYS 144?

If it's the latter, I'd like to decline only my PHYS 124 transfer credit while keeping all of my other transfer credits.

I've already emailed the Faculty of Science about this but haven't received a response yet, so I thought I'd ask here in case anyone has gone through the same situation.

Has anyone dealt with this before? Were you able to decline a specific transfer credit, and if so, what was the process?

Thanks in advance!

Anyone who took NURS 106 with Rachel Perry, would you be willing to send me your notes/study guides? I want to try to get a head start because I’ve heard it is a tough class. Please help a girl out, thanks! :)

how difficult is it to get a 8 month internship as a meche trad student? Do companies even offer these extended internships to trad students or are they coop only?

hiii i'm looking to make some raving friends!!! i'm 20f and thought i'd see if any of yall are on reddit and would like to be friends hehe :>

tell me i’m not the only one who’s cooked 😭

I have not done Spanish since grade 12 and I am going into year 2 of University

Hi guys,

I’m starting my MScOT (edmonton campus) in the fall, wondering if anyone has any information about classes yet? Or the program structure or if there are any group chats for people attending? Or any guidance for someone who’s already done the program or currently in it? Thanks!

I'm not arab but I grew up in the UAE and can read and write arabic but I cannot speak it.

Has anyone done the certificate? Would you recommend it? How was the course load/ how many hours a week would did you have to commit? Any advice or opinions are greatly appreciated!

Hi everyone,

I'm an incoming first-year BSc (Honours) student and had a question about the Breadth from Outside the Faculty of Science (BO) requirement.

From what I understand, I need to complete 6 units, and the calendar says these must include at least 3 units from two different areas.

I'm planning to take:

• SOC 225
• PSYCH 105

Both of these are listed under Social Sciences (BOSS).

My question is: Would these two courses satisfy the BO requirement, or do they need to come from two different BO categories (e.g., one from Social Sciences and one from Arts/Humanities)?

I've already emailed the University to ask, but I haven't received a reply yet. I was wondering if anyone here has been in a similar situation or knows how this requirement is interpreted.

Thanks in advance!

What are admission averages looking like, if you or someone you know got accepted what did you/they get in with? I have heard that political science isn’t very competitive, but what are the chances that spaces fill up? There is a low chance that I will get in early, but i will apply. My average will be much stronger after first semester of grade 12 but im worried that waiting that long will just make things more competitive. I am also considering the fact that i think majority of people applying to poli sci are going into law after if i am correct, so what if that means everyone is smarter?

Hi, I've been compiling a dorm packing list and I've seen the debate on mesh or plastic shower caddies. I've seen the plastic/metal shelf ones that you can hang on shower heads but do the Lister showers extend out that much? Would it be better to hang things on the shower rod? Thank you so much!

Can someone explain to me the requirements for BA Psych. I don't get what they mean by 3* from any 300-400 psych course.