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mercurycc

You think you are funny? That's it, I am burning down the Needles Hall.

BCS

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novaape

I don't see how sharing our insights matter. Constantly worrying about these things won't change anything. Focus on things that are in your control. Your extracurricular look fine and your marks sound good.

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worldwise001

I'm not SE, nor am I in 1B, but that sounds like a lot more than what I did before I came into college. I think you'll be fine.

PhD CS (CrySP/IR)

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SoroSuub1

Time to set up DC++ again for on campus students! Were the problems ever solved?

mathematics

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SoroSuub1

I've driven people from pearson before. Try offering more like forty and you'll find people rearranging schedules for you. :)

mathematics

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ytlty516

burn down Needles Hall first, ask questions *while Needles Hall is burning*

CS-Coop 3A

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WretchedTom

burn down Needles Hall first, ask questions later

Shit Head

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sievernich

**Question**: What do you lose by emailing them?

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lolium

can confirm. talked to academic advisor about this.

SE2017

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sievernich

What I mean by asking is that is that any advice you'd get here wouldn't apply until after the break when the staff return, so either way, you can't get anything done until they return.

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rcfox

You'll be fine. You're going be incredibly bored in first year (and maybe second year too).

CompEng Alum, 2011

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throwawayterloo

At first I thought you were in 1B SoftEng with 95% average I was like o_O But yeah, you should be fine, don't worry. I'm in CS, had some experience with PHP and HTML, about 89% average and I got in no problems.

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ytlty516

the meta is real

CS-Coop 3A

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throwaway1a1a1a

I won't lose anything, but I thought I'd ask here first since it's New Year's Day and they probably won't answer until after.

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ubiqu1ty

Thanks for the reply. I'm not trying to worry for the sake of worrying but to see where I can build upon my skills and continue learning.

SE 2020

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topolopa

Don't be disappointed.

CO/CS

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HackedToaster

SE now-1B student here. Your programming experience sounds like that of most above-average people in my class. Your extracurriculars are stunning; talk about all those on your AIF and you'll easily get in. Just stay committed to them throughout the remainder of your term in high school. If you're looking for another way to spend your free time *and* help you when you get to SE at waterloo, I'd advise picking up a side project. It will not only teach you a lot, but it will also help you during co-op (interviews are exactly a year away for you). You're well set as far as admissions go anyway, so may as well think long-term. Marks are a weird one. Since high schools, and even individual teachers, differ so much in grading their students (ENG4U, anyone?), waterloo admissions people know to not read too deep into people's grades. Beyond a certain point, they just use AIFs to distinguish applicants. One last key point: HS grades don't matter at all once you get into university; for instance, I've heard of peeps who had >95% in high school fail their first term in university. For context, I got an early offer last year with a 97% high school average (yay, IB and grade inflation!), lacklustre extracurriculars (tutored peers, DECA, a hackers club that I ran in high school, that's pretty much it), and good software experience. Software experience included a summer job doing full-stack web dev w/ node.js, and three years as a community developer for open-source projects, writing mainly in C and Python. And while a bunch of my classmates have more programming experience than I do, this is still far more than what they expect of incoming students. Tl;dr: Keep your grades around 95 or above, remain committed to your extracurriculars, ace your AIF, and you'll easily get in. Pick a software side project if you have time.

1B SoftEng

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ammsa

I feel like grad school could be stressfull because all of the assignments and deadline, specially if your doing it to eventually get a software development job and not wanting to go deeper into research. How do you find your first term?

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ammsa

I heard that if you ntend to go to grad school then you should love research and your topic area. I've done research before but I like coding and software development more. I really dislike the coursework and the stress of doing something you don't enjoy which affects my performance. I'm stressing out that I'll be wasting my time doing an MMath

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ammsa

Since you're an MMath almuni, would you say it isn't the right choice to pursue a masters if a person basically couldn't find a job? I'm stressing out and having second thoughts now that I'm starting soon. I don't think I'm ready for all the stress I hear about on the internet about grad school, and because I'm doing it to find a job/better salary after graduation, I feel like it's going to be a waste of time. Your input is appreciated.

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ooxxoo

You will have to contact each individual prof to arrange a time to see the exams

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topolopa

If my degree taught me anything it's that burning down Needles Hall is *always* the right thing to do. Make sure that you have and advisor to sign your override form though.

CO/CS

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topolopa

Don't be disappointed.

CO/CS

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cwmisaword

Do CCC.

2B CS

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mudkipzftw

You won't have any problems.

3B CS

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uwlol

I have the same thing. Fees arranged on Quest, warning on Learn.

4A CS

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JodoYodo

Getting a Masters doesn't prevent you from finding a job, it's just that having a Masters when you're looking for a software engineering job doesn't particularly add anything. Since you're pretty much already committed to starting soon, I'd stick with it. There are other benefits to doing the Masters that don't obviously/immediately translate to finding a job. My Masters isn't in the field I'm working in, but if I had to go back in time and choose, I would still do it. I met and worked with a lot of very smart people, learned a lot of valuable things, and very much enjoyed the experience.

MMath Alumni

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ytlty516

Thanks, I'll take your word for it! =D

CS-Coop 3A

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kwanyeung

you r not the only one! I also have the same issue.

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Nonabelian

You should talk to an admissions officer.

C&O

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elcanadiano

It's generally not an issue for them to reissue one as they keep a record of which cheques get deposited and which ones do not. Just go to Needles Hall and tel them and they should be able to issue you another one. Something like this happened to me.

4B CS

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Chris24

Same here.

4A CS

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kgju

> It's just time that's preventing me I probably should not be suggesting this on a public forum because it's not something you should do unless you absolutely have to. Consider applying for expedited processing. It's meant for your kind of situation. I was in a similar position about a year ago, and the consulate people in Toronto were very helpful and saved me from misery that would have lasted a while.

CS

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sievernich

The visa you would get would travelling on your own would be a B1 or travel visa which doesn't allow you to qualify for a SSN. So if you don't currently have a SSN, you won't be able to get one and thus can't earn money in the states. Even if you have a SSN, you're taking a gamble (though a lesser one). What prevents you from getting the J1? **Edit**: You could make it work if you get hired as a contractor in Canada, then come over as a "Business Trip". Border agents will tell you that you can't work while in the States, but there's nothing to stop you from working and getting paid to your Canadian bank account then you filing taxes in Canada later on as independent.

cnblrac

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dinoyolk

Thanks! It's just time that's preventing me. Since the sponsor company replied to me pretty late and I want to get the visa before Jan 27th (the full refund date), but I feel like it will take way longer then 3 weeks to complete the whole J-1 process.

CS

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sievernich

Depends on your sponsor, it can vary. Intrax has been fast for me (`<= 1 week`), but others are known to take longer.

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DangerousLiberal

Tor should only be used for text. Anything more kills the network.

Computer Science

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lol0lulewl

more informative article here: http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2014/12/12/canadian-downloaders-copyright-notices_n_6314930.html note the part about teksavvy

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pokoleo

Talk to the attendants at the CIF. More-or-less, you should sign up for one of the classes on [this schedule](https://nike.uwaterloo.ca/Course/Search.aspx?categoryId=ae0ceabf-f367-4b3b-936a-a9d003762586). They're 10 weeks, so they're about a term. I've done the "Fitness Swimmer" course before - it's around a 5:1 student:instructor ratio. Given that the instructor is/was the assistant coach of the swim team, I'm going to sign up for it again. It beats you up, but you get built. I'll probably be doing it again in W15, since it's a kickass way of staying fit. For what you're asking for, I'd suggest the "Conditioning Passport", but it doesn't look like it's offered for W15. Your best bet is to ask the attendants, since they're either in AHS, or are involved at the college-level athletics at the school. The classes are relatively cheap ($25 for a term of Krav Maga classes), and are a decent quality. Strongly recommend discovering the well-kept secret. The [Shoe Tag Schedule](http://www.athletics.uwaterloo.ca/sports/2013/12/5/Fall_2014_Shoe_Tag_Schedule.aspx) hasn't been posted, but it's also pretty awesome. Also: the PAC has a Sauna. Wat

eng-math

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GSODT

Fixing it for you right now

CS alumni

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worldwise001

Even if you have an SSN already, if you don't have work authorization in the US then you are not permitted to work. You can get into a lot of trouble with immigration if this happens. So yes, you will need a visa or other work authorization to work in the US. If you have complications with the J-1 visa, then talk to your recruiter ASAP to loop him/her in and explain the situation. Start dates may be changed if there are complications with the visa. 3 weeks is probably a reasonable amount of time to get it processed if you are Canadian. It probably is not enough if you are an international student since you will need to book an interview at the US consulate in Toronto and that may have a waiting period of 2-4 weeks. As others mentioned, apply for expedited processing.

PhD CS (CrySP/IR)

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worldwise001

> I heard that if you ntend to go to grad school then you should love research and your topic area. If you intend to go into a PhD, then you should love research. As a Master's student, you don't *need* to love research, but the ability to change topics is less available. Once you commit to one for your thesis, generally you shouldn't switch unless there are extenuating circumstances. Courses will give you an opportunity to explore possible topics (and you will need to take 4 of these), so make the most out of that for topic exploration. > I've done research before but I like coding and software development more. I fall into this bucket, and so I have some advice from what I learnt basically the hard way. Find someone who will reliably keep you in check so that you can make reasonable progress. Or find a reliable/consistent co-author who can focus more on the theoretical/reading while you work on implementation. (Or figure out the breakdown some other way). Working on both parts solo can get frustrating and demoralizing, so it is best have a research support group who is interested in working on similar things as you. Make the most out of your courses in terms of finding potential group partners/co-authors. Alternatively, talk to your supervisor early on about doing internships in the summer as a way to take a break from the degree program, to keep your industry connections, and to get ideas for your thesis. > I'm stressing out that I'll be wasting my time doing an MMath. You're only wasting your time if you don't enjoy what you are doing. At the very least it exposes you to the research process, and may open some doors to other career paths in Silicon Valley. PS: Depending on who your supervisor is, if you need ideas for projects and you are an MMath CS enrolled in or starting in W15, PM me since I need an interested project partner in IR. Don't feel obliged to take on the project, but I'm providing an option if you are strapped for ideas.

PhD CS (CrySP/IR)

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worldwise001

You generally take two courses per term. The assignments are manageable; most of your time is probably going to be taken up by the course projects. The first two terms for most MMath students are devoted to just coursework, with the supervisor checking in to see if you have picked up possible ideas for a thesis. Additionally you will have to TA a course unless your supervisor agrees to "buy you out" and pay the TA salary. Your time may get sucked into this. Don't slack off on grad courses. They will seem deceptively easy, but the amount of work ramps up pretty quickly to the end of term if you do this.

PhD CS (CrySP/IR)

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abr71310

You won't have any problems, as the other person said. I drive as the primary on the car I drive, but the ownership lists my mother on it, since she can't drive as the primary as she has her own vehicle (insurance only lets you list one primary; we're secondaries on each other's vehicles). Source: Lived @ UWP, Renison, VeloCity with same / similar cars, never had an issue. :)

BCS '14 alum

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abr71310

Nope. ResNet changed the way routing worked, so DC++ was never able to come back online. I was able to use it between 2009-2011 - those were definitely the glory days. I remember that there were people trying to set up a server somewhere else in residence on campus, but ResNet blocked a lot of the ports required to let it work, and forced a different routing system to disable this kind of traffic (it turns out it was actually a substantial amount of internal networking). If anyone ever gets it to work, contact uwdc.ca to tell them the new on-campus address. Off-campus can connect, but only chat.

BCS '14 alum

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luohao

My friend was in the third year and then realizing that he did not get his first-year's scholarship...eventually he went to ECH Finance to issue a new cheque.... Just curious why they not just give us an option to put money back in WatCard

3B ActSc

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Victawr

Yes.

3B SYDE

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WolfofWaterloo

When I did my (3 month) internship in the US, I had to obtain a J1 visa. Usually, the company should be providing assistance in this matter.

CS/Math Alumni 2014

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SexualHobo

[Time to mailbomb your local MP, everyone.]( http://www.parl.gc.ca/Parlinfo/Compilations/HouseofCommons/MemberByPostalCode.aspx?Menu=HOC)

MC is the best building

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SexualHobo

How do you do that? You cannot simply insert your US TD Card into a foreign ATM?

MC is the best building

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ScienceBeard

Extra year for more courses I wanted, was fine for me

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zharguy

No, [Here's a post](https://www.facebook.com/groups/317004421788243) where they talk about how they're fucking it up again, and delaying the release indefinitely.

4B Comp Eng

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ssql

Since other people posted that they have the same issue, at least you know that you're not alone.

cnc20fn

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Pamela-Handerson

I got a permit with my dad's vehicle, I wasn't even the primary driver on it (I only had a 2 week parking permit)

3B Mech Eng

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protox88

Sorry, that is what I implied to be the easy part. Spending your USD from your US TD account by withdrawing from foreign ATM (including Canadian ones): easy Transferring your Canadian dollars to USD: still easy, but not as (requires EasyLine and paying ~1.2% spread)

[alum] mathematics

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annihilatron

Alright, I'll cover all the people I've met. - transfer from Rochester Institute Tech CS. Being the oldest guy in the class is weird, but otherwise nobody really cares. Had a leg up in getting co-op positions. - 26 year old Cook. Other than being the oldest, nobody cared. - A 40 something year old guy. Seemed really busy all the time. Overall we treated them like any other student there - they seemed happy with the experience although frustrated with the usual "jump through these hoops and you will pass" and "jump through these administrative hoops and you'll be okay to continue". - Prereqs for Applicants: https://uwaterloo.ca/engineering/future-undergraduate-students/application-process/university-applicants-non-engineering-programs or https://uwaterloo.ca/engineering/future-undergraduate-students/application-process/college-applicants - Prereqs for mature students in general: https://uwaterloo.ca/engineering/future-undergraduate-students/application-process/mature-applicants

TRON '12 [7 year degree!]

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presidents_choice

Go talk to Cathy

4B ENG

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1530

I don't know if others will agree with me, but I'd just show up to all the classes you intend on taking on the 5th (make sure they have spots), then go to the registrar some time during the day to clear this up.

4B AFM

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grapeape25

I really don't understand why they insist on using their own hardware. Especially considering that they'll have to buy and maintain enough hardware for peak times when JobMine is only heavily used 3 times a year for a couple weeks.

SoftEng 2015

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sievernich

1. Make an appointment to see your academic advisor (send them an email now telling them about your situation). 2. Go to the registrar's office right when it opens in the morning to get your account squared away. 3. Go to any classes between that time and when you plan on visiting your academic advisor (you should see them on the same day, the 5th). 4. Have your academic advisor override you into any courses that are full / finish enrolling in the courses you need for 1A.

cnc7sk3

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easyTRASH

If you get J-1 for 4 months, then to extend it you need to come back to Canada, get it extended and then go back (make sure you get all of the nitty gritty details from the CECA people who actually know this shit). This sucks. If you're about to apply for a J-1 and you want to work for Company A for 4 months and Company B for 4 months after, it can be done if they both go through the same sponsor (e.g. both use Cultural Vistas). Again, ask for the details from the CECA people.

4A CS

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axyjo

When I had to extend mine, I didn't have to leave the US to do so.

2T COMPE

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scshunt

Until you convocate in June, if I recall correctly. If you need it sooner, there's a form you can fill out.

curmudgeon

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SoroSuub1

Call the CRA at 1800-959-8281 http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/cntct/phn-eng.html You'll need to provide information to prove your identity. Don't bother with H&R Block. You just need to call in first to find out if the return was ever filed and where the refund went.

mathematics

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takethelemonsback

Sounds like a good plan. Will do! Thanks.

cncb1o4

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takethelemonsback

Thanks, I will definitely do this.

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throwawayterloo

Security issues maybe? Lots of private information going through that system...

cnccrvk

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Enigmers

You don't actually have to work in teams (at least, I didn't when I took it) but it was pretty bad even for a PD course.

4A CS/Psych

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lunrSabr94

You should definitely give any of them a call! I'm not sure if they can pick you up if you feel you can't walk all the way there, but they can surely help.

3B CompEng

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annihilatron

if you've never sprained your ankle before, it's gonna hurt and nobody's going to really pick you up (you can try to cab to places). Call, make an appointment. As a last resort you may be sent to the hospital in case they want to check for fractures. If your recovery time is bad you may be recommended to buy an [Aircast boot](http://www.whistlerphysio.com/products/Aircast_xp_walker.jpg) which will take the weight off your ankle as you walk. Alternatively you can use crutches. I don't know if these things can be sourced at a local pharmacy or not, or you might have to go down to the hospital or a Shoppers Home Health (shoppers drug mart for wheelchairs / etc). If your recovery time is short you can just limp it off for a few days. Basically the crappy little [binding braces](http://www.athletescare.com/editor/assets/aso.jpg) or [tensor bandages](http://pad3.whstatic.com/images/thumb/b/ba/Wrap-an-Ankle-Step-3.jpg/670px-Wrap-an-Ankle-Step-3.jpg) will help with pain and swelling but don't do anything to alleviate weight on the joint or restrict joint mobility to promote healing. But they do reduce pain. [Ice will also help](http://www.bodyfoundation.co.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/5360db.jpg). [Keeping it elevated](http://pad2.whstatic.com/images/thumb/1/14/Treat-an-Ankle-Sprain-Step-5.jpg/670px-Treat-an-Ankle-Sprain-Step-5.jpg) will also help. --edit-- added more pictures

TRON '12 [7 year degree!]

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ILikeStyx

Ice, Compression and Elevation. go to a doctor to get checked out. do as much as you can to put very little weight on the affected side

cnci4hb

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RebelliousBunny

It could be Canadian laws? Just one of the possibilities but I can't imagine them can't implement something right after 5 years ....

cncjivw

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axyjo

Call [TeleHealth Ontario](http://www.health.gov.on.ca/en/public/programs/telehealth/). They'll give you medical advice.

2T COMPE

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grapeape25

Cloud computing platforms handle much more sensitive information. If someone had the ability to exploit that infrastructure then I doubt they would care about what little Bobby got in his PSYCH 101 class.

SoftEng 2015

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ball-satchel

Yaaa, it doesn't look good for u bro.

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elcanadiano

It's open to Math students. MATH 128 is taken generally when someone gets between 50 and 60%. To progress to the MATH 2xx courses (if necessary), usually a 70% in MATH 128 is necessary instead of 60% in MATH 138. The difference between the two isn't quite as much as, say, MATH 138 and MATH 148. CS 116 is also sometimes taken when a student either gets 50% in CS 135 or takes CS 115 instead.

4B CS

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y3046308

Thank you for all nice advice. Today I'm just gonna take a rest b/c I can feel my ankle is getting slightly better and better and visit a doctor tomorrow.

cncjd0m

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easyTRASH

Hmm. I recall Cathy emphasizing that you need to return to Canada to extend it. Maybe it's just a scare tactic...

4A CS

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heatherpi

if they don't hve xray on site and recommend one, there is a walk in clinic at Westmount and Victoria that has a lab right in the same building.

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HackedToaster

Walmart.

1B SoftEng

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ILoveVagina_69

Walk mart or Canadian tire

environment

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lotuschan

They will if you enrolled for them on Questy

3B Civil

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randomguy12

Courses will not appear on Learny.

Alumni. Took dumps in every building on campus

cnclyw6

t3_2r5c59

t3_2r5c59

hydraloo

Oasis joes. Every time

cncluq0

t3_2r594s

t3_2r594s

twofactorial

First day of classes. [Jan 5th]

3B Statistics

cnclie1

t3_2r5c59

t3_2r5c59

randomguy12

First Choice is the first choice when they are the only choice remaining.

Alumni. Took dumps in every building on campus

cnco6zq

t3_2r5c59

t3_2r5c59

Victawr

Luxe Appeal

3B SYDE

cnclrbx

t3_2r5alb

t3_2r5alb

twofactorial

https://ugradcalendar.uwaterloo.ca/page/uWaterloo-Level-and-Term-of-Study > Normally, admission to each term is based on successful completion of the number of units specified in the following chart You fall under: > All Other 4-year Plans When you started Fall, you said you had 5.5 credits completed. That means you would be in 2A. When you start your co-op term, assuming you passed all your Fall courses, you would have 8.0 credits, which means you will be in 2B. When you start your Spring Term, assuming you didn't take any courses during your coop term, you should still be in 2B, because you would need to have completed 9.5 credits to be in 3A, but as mentioned above you should be at 8.0

3B Statistics

cnco8lw

t3_2r4066

t1_cnclk3s

scshunt

I think so, but they're probably too busy with admissions to do that right now.

curmudgeon

cnclk3s

t3_2r4066

t1_cncbkic

randomguy12

Would this change from recorded to something else to say that you have completed all the requirements after marks are official?

Alumni. Took dumps in every building on campus

cncm2kv

t3_2r5c59

t3_2r5c59

holyddong

washroom.

cncmny5

t3_2r5c59

t3_2r5c59

blue_dover

G&T near the beer store mall.. its $17.50 + tax + tip though Pretty decent

Mathematics - CFM

cncnjr1

t3_2r54bs

t3_2r54bs

phygic

Kijiji, Craigslist for used bikes. If you're going to buy new, go to a real bike store.

cnco8rz

t3_2r4066

t1_cncc5t5

scshunt

Apparently you have to email directly: https://uwaterloo.ca/software-engineering/current-undergraduate-students/graduation-information

curmudgeon

cnco1f7

t3_2r2v2a

t3_2r2v2a

MEEG17

http://www.uwimprint.ca/article/4508-say-sayonara-to-jobmine

cncl4mf

t3_2r4066

t3_2r4066

GalwayUW

I'm fairly certainly it actually shows up a few months/weeks *before* convocating on Quest.

CS Alumni

cncms56

t3_2r594s

t1_cncluq0

ILoveVagina_69

Thanks. I'm ready for syllabi!

environment

cncn5ys

t3_2r54bs

t3_2r54bs

sievernich

Amazon

cncmn5t

t3_2r54bs

t3_2r54bs

blue_dover

Theres a place in uptown too.. Mcphails something.. Don't know if they are cheap or high end though A lot of ppl say you can get a nice bike at police auction's too.. never been to one

Mathematics - CFM

cnconvw

t3_2r5npj

t3_2r5npj

holaasean

yeah I'm on wind. Its like $5 a month for unlimited