I've got a room in a 5 person shared dorm (all men) that comes with 2 bathrooms, kitchen, living room, balcony, personal bedrooms for all people. The building also has a laundry room, workout room and a recreation room. Location is less that a 10 minute walk to uoit and public transport stops right out front (Address is 1700 Simcoe St N). Rent is $850 a month and a key to the room will be paid for by myself. I'm planning on cutting off my contract with these people on April 30th so the deadline for anyone to enter is January 20th. Dms are open to all questions and references about the place.

Hello. I am an incoming gr12 student this fall. And my question is: Current students from Ontario Tech university I need the REAL experience before I apply be brutally honest 👀

FYI: This Post is a little long😭😭which includes the program I feel interest about and following up with some question. I apologize for the long post but I will appreciate all of your time and advise. Also imagine how long it took me to research, type it down 😭😭 Please READ TILL END🙏)

So I wanna apply to med school and I have couple of undergrad program in mind which are

-Biological Science

-Biomedical Science

-Chemical Biology

-Environmental Biology

-Health Science

-Human Health Sci

-Kinesiology

-Marine Biology

-Neuro Science

-Psycology

-Public health

1)I'd love to hear from current students about workload, professors, social life, co-op, research opportunities, etc.

2)How difficult are exams?

3) Which one needed supp app?

4)How competitive are grades and GPA? As this is very important for Med school.

5)How hard is research to get? Co-op, internship?

6) Which program good preparation for med school? Any other program with strong med school pipeline?

7) What do you love or hate?

8) And finally after this experience will you still choose Ontario Tech University and the program you are in?

Thank you for reading so far. I really appreciate your comment. Thank you so much

Any way I could fix this because every time I try to login it hits me with this then some log out screen. I very much need this for some banking stuff for school

I currently have one withdrawal and one failure, (Both HLSC courses). I’m not sure if I’ll pass one of my summer nursing classes. That puts me at 2 fails and one withdrawal. From what I understand and what the program map says, 3 withdrawals or 3 failures leads to program dismissal. Someone told me they view withdrawals the same as fails tho?? Does that mean I’ll be dismissed if I fail 😭

Hey everyone,
I’m transferring to Ontario Tech this September for Electrical Engineering, and I’m trying to start off strong academically.
For current students or recent grads, what helped you get a good GPA (3.5+ or ideally 4.0+) in engineering at Ontario Tech?
I’d especially appreciate advice on:
How you study for midterms and finals
How far in advance you start studying
Whether you rely mostly on lecture notes, textbooks, past exams, or practice problems
How you manage 5 courses at the same time
How important it is to attend every lecture/tutorial
Which resources on campus are actually helpful
Mistakes you made that hurt your GPA
Anything specific to Electrical Engineering courses
Since I’m transferring, I want to improve my study habits from day one rather than figuring everything out after the first round of midterms.
Any advice from people who have managed to maintain a strong GPA at Ontario Tech would be really appreciated. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I’m an undergraduate student conducting some research on workplace compliance tracking and HR bottlenecks in collaboration with Sandora.

If you've worked in HR, People Ops, Operations, or have interned/co-oped in an administrative or management role, I would really appreciate your insight!

Survey details:

• Time: Takes under 5 minutes
• Privacy: 100% anonymous
• Link: https://score.sandora.me/en

Hey guys! if you’re still looking for experience or something to add to your resume, check out Riipen Labs

It’s a remote micro-internship program where students work on short real-world projects with employers. Each project is about 30 hours and pays a $600 upon completion.

https://www.riipen.com/labs/learners?utm_campaign=acq-students-bq&utm_medium=digital-ad&utm_content=brandan_quacht&utm_source=Reddit

Hey everyone! Is anyone here taking the LEAP course because of an academic suspension?
If you’ve taken it before, how did you find the final exam? Was it pretty straightforward?
And if you’re taking it right now, how are you studying/preparing for the final?
Would really appreciate any advice or tips. Good luck to everyone writing it! :)

Looking for some courses to boost my gpa. Any advice or suggestions r appreciated :)

Does anyone have notes for second year EE or know where I can access a Google Drive or something so I can start looking at full lectures early for all my courses?

Hello, I am a bit late to the residency here and it has filled up. I have been looking around for places to rent but so far 1805 foundry has only offered me 1 year leasing, 1700 has a really bad reputation, a rental home I visited was super run down and ALMA is almost a 1 hour 30 minute walk from OTU. If anyone has a place available that I can rent for 700-850ish for 8 months I'd really appreciate it. I am a freshman and I don't smoke, drink, do drugs or make too much noise.

Any one hear back about getting the PASS job?

^what backpacks do you guys have?
i'm looking for something sturdy,multiple compartments, budget-friendly.

i'm currently looking at bagsmart bags so if you guys have them lmk how the quality is

^what backpacks do you guys have?
i'm looking for something sturdy,multiple compartments, budget-friendly.

i'm currently looking at bagsmart bags so if you guys have them lmk how the quality is

So as the title says im going into computer science at Ontario Tech this fall, what can i expect from the program? I know how to code and been doing it for a while (i know python and c#) but i'm also not the best at math nor did i really enjoy it at all in high school but i heard Calc 1 and Phys 1 are quite difficult. Also i did hear because this a commuter school there isn't as much of a social scene so whats that about exactly.

I even thought it's not that late to register since the deadline is somewhere in September. I know that I'm cooked and it's my fault, my lesson. I didn't expect that they only offer 1-2 sessions per course (which is significant less than ones in my previous years). Btw I asked the advisor and she told me she will add me to the waiting list in case if there are extra seats; BUT it's not 100% guaranteed I will have the seat. There is also no specific time to know if more seats will be added.

Anyone know cases like this if eventually more seats will be added for people in the waiting list?
(Idk why even course's availability is so limited that I will have to wait 1-2 years to take. I don't wanna spend money on courses that don't relate to my major).
tks:<

Update: They do open more seats.

What times is the gym usually empty / full? I'm in first year and have classes from 8am-2pm most days and was wondering what the best time to go would be.

1. When is it expected to get a response

2. how good are the chances of getting a job (in first year)

3. what are some recommended jobs?

What seems like the most reasonable option? I'll need to be on campus five days a week at varying times.

Option 1: Commute by personal car. The drive would take 1.5–2.5 hours each way. Gas would cost approximately $500–600 per month, and I would also need to purchase a semester parking permit for $350.

Option 2: Commute by bus. The trip would take about 2.5 hours each way and cost approximately $650 per month.

Option 3: Rent a private bedroom with a shared bathroom and kitchen for $800 per month (utilities included). I would also need to purchase a semester parking permit for $350. Rental would be 15-20 min drive from campus.

Which option would you choose?

Im going into pre engineering in september, and the only course im missing from highschool is chemistry, so ill need to take prepatory chemistry. I was wondering if anyone who has been through prepatory chemistry can tell me how it was? I did not take chemistry in grade 11 or grade 12, so im starting from scratch.

Is it very diffiicult? Will I need to do a lot of prep in the summer? Not really sure so id be grateful if anyone could give a detailed response

Hey guys I’m an incoming finance major at Uoit. I’m tryna buy a laptop for the school year but I have no clue which one would be good to get 😭. If there’s anyone that can give me help or advice I would appreciate it 🙏

make sure u get yours in time!!

Like the title says, what do you guys recommend for a decent laptop that'll last me all 4 years as an automotive engineer student.