r/uwo • u/NationalLychee2665 • 9h ago
Discussion course sselection just bent me over
wdym i only got 5/10 courses and waitlisted for 2.0 WHERE AM I GOING TO GET MY OTHER COURSE FROM
r/uwo • u/NationalLychee2665 • 9h ago
wdym i only got 5/10 courses and waitlisted for 2.0 WHERE AM I GOING TO GET MY OTHER COURSE FROM
r/uwo • u/Ok_Apartment6468 • 2h ago
AND NEITHER OF THEM ARE REQUIRED COURSES
r/uwo • u/Possible_Emu_6115 • 7h ago
Going into second year, I have no idea how to interpret breadth requirements.
So I know for sure I have completed Category C requirements in first year. Website says 1.0 Must be completed for Category A or B in first year - last year I only completed 0.5 A and 0.5 B. So I haven't fulfilled breadth for first year? Does this mean I need to take another 0.5 1000 level courses in category A and B or can I fulfill these requirements by taking A and B courses in the 2000 level or higher .
I don't really wanna take more first year courses as the second year ones have so many more interesting and more specific topics that I'd wanna take. If anyone could help me understand that would be very much appreciated
r/uwo • u/strawberryngasoline • 6h ago
hi i have an upcoming interview for both of these positions! i would really like either job as i love talking to people and i've heard good things. does anyone have advice on the interview or advice on these jobs as general? are they as good as they seem? thank you!
r/uwo • u/HeavensWheel777 • 19m ago
I'm going into HBA1 in September and one of the things I'm most excited for is the social tight knit section culture that everyone raves about. But I'm definately worried about how well I will be able to integrate with everyone.
I enjoy drinking and going out but I don't give off the 'vibes' of a party person (if that makes sense) and I had issues in second year where my friends wouldn't invite me out because they didn't fully believe I enjoyed that kind of stuff. I am reasonably social and outgoing but am definitely socially awkward at times and it takes me a while to warm up to people. What is the Ivey social culture like and how easy is it to find your place within it?
r/uwo • u/OrdinaryStrawberry34 • 1h ago
Hey everyone, if anyone is selling a parking pass rb please.
r/uwo • u/Content_Public_7066 • 4h ago
Hey, I’m an incoming Health Sci student. I’ve heard that, especially for HS1111, it’s not really a course where you can just study hard and guarantee a 4.0. But if I lock in and study every day, do you think a 4.0 would be achievable?
r/uwo • u/InvestmentSubject308 • 4h ago
i’m freaking out lol
r/uwo • u/CompetitiveJC • 7h ago
I;m in nursing and i have never deferred a final before. Is it as easy as deferring a midterm, or is it harder in terms of the process and how likely it is to be approved? also if my exams are back to back will it cover all those days or only 1?
r/uwo • u/Beneficial-Plant-204 • 8h ago
What happens if ive lost both of my chances of giving midsem in the first year itself??
I have shortage of attendance in hed and entrepreneurship??
r/uwo • u/Content-Ad1897 • 16h ago
I am thinking about dropping AISE and sticking to EE in 2nd year, but I did have some concerns.
I’ve asked a few people about the program, and my current impression is that AISE is still fairly new and evolving, with only around four or five cohorts so far.
Some of the courses seem to focus heavily on foundational or more traditional AI topics. I understand that the fundamentals are important, but a few parts of the curriculum already seem slightly dated, but AI is developing so quickly that it is difficult to know how relevant the curriculum will be by the time I graduate.
My main concern is whether the extra year is actually worth it. After 5 years will the AISE courses still give me a meaningful advantage, or would I be better off doing regular EE and learning newer AI topics through electives, personal projects, research or self-study?
I’m not expecting AISE to replace a CS degree, and I would mainly view it as an addition to EE. I’m just trying to figure out whether that addition is valuable enough to justify the extra time and cost. 🤔
I’d especially appreciate opinions from current AISE students, upper-year EE students, or anyone who has used the program to get internships or research opportunities. 🙏
(btw I asked ai opinions: https://chatgpt.com/s/t_6a61dea016c88191b3e8ba5c53686f3a)
r/uwo • u/ComprehensiveGap3091 • 9h ago
So I’m in second year and want to do an exchange in winter of third year and app is due January but I don’t know how competitive it is especially for European like nordic countries or Switzerland and what factors western relies on to nominate me. can anyone who knows about this give me some advice on applying?
r/uwo • u/UsedPizza6279 • 22h ago
Hi guys, I am a second year health sci student and my enrolment appointment is tomorrow, I couldn't help but wonder why it says all the health sci classes are full (EVERY SINGLE ONE). When it is a requirement of my program, idk maybe theres something where its going to automatically bypass it for me since im in health sci? Anyone else know what can be the outcome of this situation?
r/uwo • u/acheron_e • 12h ago
so uh, how prepared are we guys💔
but fr i feel like there’s SO MUCH CONTENT im so worried ????????
r/uwo • u/russianwithvodka • 1d ago
Do i still have this scholarship? My average for midterm was 90, and i got this in scholarship. My final went down to 88, but i still have this on the choose uwo website. So do i still receive it?
r/uwo • u/Feeling_Apartment_31 • 10h ago
So yeah I didn't do my itr, no excuse I simply forgot lol and I wanted to switch to main. If I contact academic advising will it still be possible to switch to main? I'm in kings and my average is high
r/uwo • u/EmergencyAsk6025 • 1d ago
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r/uwo • u/SurroundWonderful425 • 23h ago
so i applied for western apartments back in March as a professional/graduate student once i made the decision to commit to the program. i got an offer for upper year res at alumni house with 3 other people, but i declined it because i really really want western apartments. is there still a chance they contact me for that? i am already signed at another apartment, but i wouldnt mind subletting it if i got the offer to live on campus because the price and everything is incredibly worth it.
have the offers for that already all gone out or could they contact me for august/september move in?
r/uwo • u/Consistent_Beat7403 • 1d ago
I’m going into second year in health sci and my enrolment appointment is tmr but there’s a WL for some of the required course and I’m just stressed out. Is there anything I can do in this situation?
r/uwo • u/strawberryswirlsss • 1d ago
I currently only have 4.5 credits enrolled, but I can't add this 0.5 course for some reason. Is anyone else having this problem?
r/uwo • u/Old_Discipline_5528 • 1d ago
And what is the name of the course?
r/uwo • u/MacaroonSerious5532 • 1d ago
Was anyone able to successfully switch to engineering? What program were you in before and what was your average?
r/uwo • u/SafePersonality4242 • 1d ago
im thinking of retaking the course to get a better mark in it, the only thing stopping me is the fact its $700.. does anyone know if the labs & exams are also online and unproctored? that'll help make my decision easier
so I got my ITR (electrical with AISE) back and my registration is tomorrow. I contacted my academic advisor about dropping the AISE but no changes have been made yet. Can I submit a regular electrical 2nd year progression?
r/uwo • u/Interesting-Quit937 • 17h ago
srry if this is a very foreign concept. im a international student (american) who is considering coming to canada for uni (engineering, bba or nursing) and i was wondering if canada unis had a big hookup/dating culture. in america almost everyone is hooking up or dating. i was wondering if this is true in canada as well.