My sister and I are looking for two female roommates to share the cost of a two-bedroom apartment near the University of Lethbridge.

The apartments we have found range from $1,300–$1,600 per month, and we would like to split the rent equally among the four of us.

A little about us:

• We are friendly, respectful, and tidy.

• We are both starting the Kinesiology program at the University of Lethbridge this fall.

If you are interested or would like more information, feel free to reach out!☺️

Hi everyone!☺️
My sister and I are incoming first-year students at the University of Lethbridge for Fall 2026.
We’ll both be studying Kinesiology, and we’re currently looking for housing on the west side, preferably a 2-bedroom apartment close to campus.
We’re tidy, chill, and respectful, and we’re hoping to find one or two roommates(preferably female)to split the rent with.
If anyone has a place available or is also looking for roommates, please feel free to reach out. Any recommendations would also be appreciated
Thanks!

Hi I will be starting school this fall in Uleth as a BSC computer science student. I was looking for some accommodation in and around the university am completely new to lethbridge I want to find accommodation amongst students or at least get connected to some people in the same discipline.

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I will be starting my first year at the University of Lethbridge in September, but it looks like I may not receive an offer for on-campus housing. Should I wait until August 1, or should I start looking at other housing options?

Some context, I had to urgently move up to Calgary and I only have a couple classes left to graduate, I need classes from either Fine arts, Arts and Sci or Liberal Education at the 3000/4000 Level. Any help would be appreciated!!!

Hi everyone! I’m considering applying to the University of Lethbridge's Master of Counselling program and would really appreciate hearing from anyone who has been through the program (or is currently enrolled).

A little about me: I’m 39 and would be considered a “mature” student. I completed my undergraduate degree in 2010 (and then a college diploma in 2014), so I’ve been out of academics for a very long time. I've enjoyed a wonderful and fast-paced career in Communications/Public Relations, but in my heart I have always wished I followed the Psychology/Counselling route as mental health and helping people is my true passion.

It's quite scary to pivot and try and follow my dreams at this point in life with two young children, a mortgage, responsibilities etc. but I am trying not to let that stop me from going for it. From what I've read, the program is quite competitive but I'd at least like to apply and give it my best shot.

A few questions I have if anyone is willing to share their experiences ...

• How manageable was the program while working and/or raising children?
• What was the online student experience like? Did you feel connected to your cohort?
• How supportive were the professors and supervisors?
• How did you find the practicum experience?
• Did you feel the program prepared you well to become a therapist? Did you get a job easily after graduating?
• What has your career path looked like after graduating?
• Is there anything you wish you knew before starting?

I know everyone’s experience will be different, but I’d really appreciate hearing any advice, encouragement, challenges, or things you wish you had considered before applying.

Thank you so much!

anyone coming from Calgary here and starting their first semester this fall? want to know when the new student orientation is as well.

Also to add I kinda want to start a club volleyball for u Leth since they don’t have a volleyball team, anyone interested? P.S. (I’ve messaged the athletic board of directors about starting the volleyball team again but their reasoning is because of funding….. to run it apparently they’ll need $650,000)

Hey friends! I am going to be taking “The International Relations of Middle Earth: Lessons from Lord of the Rings” class this summer, and don’t have much to do right now so I was hoping to get a head start! Would anyone happen to have the syllabus from previous years?

I’m planing to do an english independent study in the fall semester and I have no idea what I can really do with it. I’ve got an idea of what I want to study but I’m not sure what the end goal should be. I was wondering if anyone had done an independent study (especially in english/the humanities) and is able to offer some advice? TIA

I'm a final-year Psych undergrad. I'm a bit upset rn because the professor I was hoping to work with for my honours thesis won't be available next academic year.

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I've worked with some other professors in the department before, but I don't think I'd like to work with them for two semesters lol. Also...I don't feel that their research areas align with my interests.

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As I still want to have the experience, I'll probably reach out but I genuinely do not feel the passion anymore (I should have locked in my first year lol)

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My volunteer and work experiences have also pulled me toward public service, social service, and nonprofit work. So, I'm thinking about that route even tho my degree is in BSc... pls let me if that matters or not.

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My question is, if an honours thesis is no longer an option for me, what should I focus on next year to make a good profile? Any tips for grad school for a person who's still unsure about a lot of things/ still figuring out?

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Hello! Does anyone know what the range for averages being accepted is right now? Trying to figure out if I still have a chance.

Thanks so much:)

I’m currently doing my last diploma, my final grades before the diploma are English:72(After diploma) Physics: 94(After Diploma) Calc:94(last semester) Chem:94 before diploma Math 30:96(before diploma, is there anyway I could get my offer revoked ?

Hi there, does anyone here have the course outline for this course or can share any insights? I would really appreciate your input. Thank you

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Hi!
I'm going to be moving into my 2026/27 housing unit sometime in August since I'm a summer student. I actually wasn't planning on living in the Village. Something went wrong with my application, so I wasn't able to get into Blakiston like I thought I would.
I've been trying to do some research on the Village, but I can't seem to find much information about the lower units, which is the type I'll be living in. Do they look basically the same as the executive units, just with a single bed instead?
Also, is there anything else that would be helpful to know before moving in? For example, where do people usually do laundry, and are things like mice ever an issue? Literally any other extra info would be great too.
Thanks!

Nicholas Dunn and Kayla Wiebe

Any recommendations for 2nd year nursing social science elective? A GPA booster woukd be nice :) Thanks

Hey! I’ve been waitlisted for the BN program for this fall. I know that they tend to drop the overall GPA cutoff, my current GPA according to admissions is 86.6. My question is, when do they start sending out the next round of admission letters, does anyone know? I know that it’s hit or miss if my GPA will get me in this fall, but I’m curious as to when others have gotten admission letters once they start dropping the GPA cutoff. Thank you!

I got into my portal for uni but I don’t know how to apply for courses, I am really confused on how too. I have a question regarding housing as well, so I missed the deadline for house which was June 1st and I’m on the waitlist. Do I wait or get an apartment and is there any cheaper ones to get.
Also how can I get a roommate? I really don’t have anyone my age mate from my high school going there as I really need to decide whether to wait to be waitlisted or just try an apartment and i honestly can’t find one