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Hello, I am a Computer Engineering Student in the University of Saskatchewan. I heard that a degree has a maximum number of 10 years to complete (I started in 2019 where this was in place). I have gotten an academic warning once when I didn't reach the average in 2021-22, and then again in 2022-23 when I failed a second time. I had to take a break according to the criteria of academic standing and have taken a program in NAIT in Computer Engineering Technology in the meantime. I was originally planning to get the transfer credit so that I could complete it in 1 year, but apparently some complications occured and that wasn't possible. I also realized just how difficult it would be and it seems like it would take longer to complete my diploma at NAIT before coming back, which would only complicate my situation here in USask. Now I am kind of stuck in an awkward position and am not sure what to really do. Can someone give me advice here?

To anyone who got accepted into the DVM program. What was your GPA?

I was wondering if anybody knows if there’s a lot of people applying for this year’s intake? I’m a little nervous applying this year as my average is not the best, and I’m hoping to stay in the Saskatoon campus!

How do Ed Learning Communities work for transfer students? When I read the summary of the class it says it’s for direct entry high school students.

I know there are a lot of questions about residence right now, but I really want to ask something.

During room selection, are we only shown the options we put on our "most like" options or every option available for the type of application, I.e. say I wanted a single room but they only had double rooms in a different building, would I have that option or only the single room and I would just not be able to live in residence?

If it doesn't make sense just let me know and I'll try and clarify lol.

Hello Can anyone please give me some advise on how to study for Casper or recommend websites or books I have my exam on may 2nd and I don’t know where to start from as I’ve been busy with finals .

I have registered for a 3 week phil 140 class with Brian Zamulinski. I want to know how heavy the class is as I'm a little scared as the class is just 3 weeks long. I'm also taking a multi term cmpt 214 and I plan to work a lot this summer, how feasible is it?

Idk whether i should drop phil 140 or not. Any feedbacks would be appreciated.

Hi yall I am pretty sure I failed my 60% final. I had a lot going on and had exams leading up to the day of this exam. I am in another class for this prof too where I feel like I did much better and actually reflective of my academic ability. But 300 level CPPS courses are very rough.

I am also graduating soon and I am very nervous if I failed. Would it be okay if I just email the prof rn and ask if there is something i can do?

I really did try but this course is very difficult and with other classes being all 400 levels, I really had to prioritize them a bit more.

Do classes have a waiting list if they are full? I’m looking for classes in the summer and a few Is like to take are full. (Psychology and Econ) what’s the protocol?

Did anyone applied for mph for fall 24 and anyone heard from the university yet?

Have you seen the exchange students everywhere? They are always so loud, they are Europeans I think and they think they are so cool but they are just annoying. Anyone knows them?

Currently finishing up my first year in BKin at UofA and will likely finish my second year here just to bolster my GPA, I've been considering transferring into nursing at UofS. I'm not too worried about starting over but I'm wondering it's worth it coming here. Input would be greatly appreciated.

Anyone have any past BMSC 230 final exams for Dr. Stone and Bull’s class? Can’t seem to find any and I could really use the practice.

I'm planning on taking possibly 3 summer classes that doesn't require too much effort so I can somewhat balance the classes.

So far, i'm thinking of taking Soc 112, Mus 101, and Eng 114. Any recommendations on what classes I should and shouldn't take? If it helps, i'm a first year, going into second year in the fall term of biomed sciences.

Also, wondering if I take these summer classes, will it be calculated into my 2nd year avg or no? Quite clueless with these type of stuff

The first day of our placement is like a week and a half away, and I still don't know where I am going to be teaching. I was just curious if anyone else has been given their placement information yet. I've been apprehensive to message the college about it because they sent out that email basically telling everyone to quiet down and be patient.

Hi guys!! I am currently studying for the Econ 114 final with Harry, and I’m struggling to find an efficient way to study! I try going through the website, but I feel like the information isn’t properly being taken in. I have tried doing flashcards, but I feel like he doesn’t test too much on definitions. So if any of you have any suggestions or strategies, please let me know! It would be greatly appreciate!! ❤️

Hello! Im currently deciding what program to apply for and Biomedical Science is one of my top options. I'm having a hard time deciding one to pursue at the moment.

For those in it, how are you liking it? What are the pros, and cons of it? Your favorite classes, and what you think about it as a whole? Possibly career options you're considering. And any other opinions and thoughts. Thank you!

To the guy whose laundry is cooking in the washing machine in Sask Hall while the two other washing machines are out of order:

Congrats! Your clothes now smell like poop! Now please come get them before I lose my forking mind 👉🏻👈🏻🥹

any suggestions, is it similar to the past exams ?

how to prepare ?

If I wanted to start therapy at the Student Wellness Centre, whom do I book an appointment with. A counsellor, a psychologist or a psychiatrist? And oof pls no hate if this is a dumb question.

Hi there!

I've just accepted a position working in Saskatchewan this summer running some outdoor and environmental education programming which I'm very excited about. I'm moving quickly to sort out my accommodations now but not finding a ton of good options and hoping I might be able to find some help here from anyone still looking to sublet for the summer

• May 1st to July 31st with potential to August 31st.

• Ideally a studio space/basement/cheap apartment.

• Cooking area (with some kind of stovetop, fridge, and sink, not just a microwave.)

• Bathroom with shower.

Thanks for any help!