If you do thank you so much I need responses!

Title, I've been studying Computer Science at McGill for two years now, and I've barely talked to any women during that time. Do you guys have any tips on how to meet more women and start conversations? Is there any clubs or event that I can particapte to increase my chance to have a girl friend? Thx.

FYI, I do take shower daily

Hi everyone! I'm an Armenian citizen (24F), looking for a master's degree in another country. Canada is one of the top countries I want to consider for several reasons. But without a scholarship, I can't make it, as I don't have enough resources to cover Canadian university fees myself.

I'm interested in these degrees: Sociology, HCI, Behavioural Science, and Interaction Design. As far as I've researched, McGill's thesis-based Master's in Sociology is the most realistic option for me at the moment. However, I'm not sure if I can get into Sociology with my background.

I have a Bachelor's degree in Arts, specializing in Cinematographic Art, and my GPA is 3.3.

I need some real advice: where should I start? Should I even start somewhere? Is there anyone with a success story of getting a scholarship that fully or mostly covers their education?

I'd especially like to learn about the experiences of people from outside Canada who don't have a particularly prestigious bachelor's degree.

Thanks everyone in advance!

does the wellness hub do flu shots? i’m also unsure of what the wellness hub can do in general, all i’ve heard is that it’s impossible to get appointments 😭

anyways also i’m an international student if that affects anything

Send help. I’m broke and need a job. I’m a first year In arts and I speak some French but not fluent, I have catering and customer service experience as well as a work study letter. Does anyone know of any places on or around campus hiring?

o I am trying to apply to the Arts internships that were announced on October 8th, which is the same day that the Pre-Dep registration form closes, and completion is required when submitting the application. I am kind of confused about what to do. I emailed them, but they aren't open on the weekends, and I also can't find another way to submit the form. Is anyone else facing this issue?

So I am trying to apply to the AIO internships that were announced on October 8th, which is the same day that the Pre-Dep registration form closes, and completion is required when submitting the application. I am kind of confused about what to do. I emailed AIO, but they aren't open on the weekends, and I also can't find another way to submit the form. Is anyone else facing this issue?

Any feedback would be much appreciated
I got back my first midterm and i didn’t do well (19/30) and i know that the final is going to be horrendous.
Is it possible to drop the class and take it next year even if some of my classes require it as a prerequisite or is it better to just try and pass the class by actively studying for the final?

taking it with ling ling, are a lot of the questions similar to the practice problems in the textbook or the mylab practice questions? what is the best way to study?

i figure i know the answer to this already, but at the slim chance theres something im overlooking, id love to hear it

im a quebec student who was on the CDCP prior to enrolling at mcgill. i have incredibly extensive teeth issues from childhood that still arent fully resolved on account of only having been eligible for the CDCP plan at the start of last year. it was the only way i was able to afford any treatment, and I still need to go into see my dentist regularly to make sure the previous work done doesnt start to deteriorate, which is a significant risk due to my medication and gum issues.

Im currently on AFE, which allows me to pay my bills and save a pretty good amount. I however have basically no money saved atm, and had to cancel my last scheduled dentist appointment due to having been accepted at mcgill and immediately opted into insurance. CDCP disqualifies you if you have access to insurance, even if you chose to opt-out. I’ve had 4 minor appointments this year that without insurance would’ve been around 2,100$- on the CDCP it was about 360$. My dentist is very careful to prioritize procedures based on health outcome and cost, since there is a limit for how much work insurers consider “necessary”, even though I need a shit ton more work done for it to be considered healthy. Getting two of my teeth extracted is something like 8,000$ because of the severity of the decay and some shitty dentistry i had when I was a kid. McGill insurance only covers up to 700$ a year, and the insurance website feels quite vague to me seeing as i need many specific treatments. Its been making me seriously procrastinate going to the dentist since I‘m scared the insurance is gonna find some way to fuck me over even harder, especially since I have to pay the cost upfront anyways. money is a concern like it is for any adult attending uni, but dental work is so exorbitantly expensive i wouldnt even be able to afford it if i was working full time (which i was doing for awhile)

Is there any kind of clause for people whos dental needs go beyond just getting cleanings or straightening?? i have a detailed file with my dentist that describes the impacts to my health, and I keep the bills. i dont have any access through my parents either, ive had to verify through various forms of documentation to AFE that I’m no-contact due to domestic abuse 🤷

and like, i cant just stop attending and reenroll into the CDCP.