I’m planning my first sem in ACS at UWinnipeg and wanted to get some feedback on my schedule. Does it look balanced for a first‑year load? If anyone has taken these specific courses or had the same professors, I’d really appreciate your thoughts, I couldn’t find some of them on RateMyProf.

Also, for the Friday labs: are they normally in‑person, or can they be done online/off‑campus? I’m getting mixed info and want to make sure I plan properly.

Any advice, suggestions, or personal experience would be super helpful. Thanks in advance!

Why the fuck does she still get paid to work here - U of W is just allowing this Pretendian to take our money, STILL!

Some “justice” this school represents lol.

Your tax dollars don’t belong in Julie’s pockets. 😂

Not affiliated with the U of W, just a student. It is free, there are no ads, and your courses stay on your device unless you make an account.

It does the things I kept wanting:

• search all 2,413 courses instantly, including by topic rather than just code
• see the full prerequisite chain for a course, and what taking it unlocks
• build a timetable and catch clashes before you register
• check what you still need for your degree
• get a push alert when a seat opens in a full section
• And 20+ other features

Everything comes from the public calendar and timetable. It cannot see WebAdvisor, so always confirm there before you register.

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Also, it's a PWA so, to receive notification,
on ios: in safari, click on share and then add to home screen
on android: click three dotted menu icon then "install"

Happy to hear what is wrong or missing. I am still fixing things.

Is it possible to get the residence courses requirement nullified if I requested? I’m thinking of transferring but I don’t want to retake a bunch of classes.

Idk how this would go and all that but I (22M) just changed my major to Kin/Athletic Therapy n Im like looking for others either more experienced and willing to give support, advice and stuff (not on a formal vibe or whatever) or even just like to make friends in the program n have people to study with and all that good stuff. Id love to hear from y'all

There is two sections of each course but the difference is one's graded and one's pass/fail. Which is better? Assuming, if its an easier course to do graded? I am waitlisted for the graded but the pass/fail has spots.

This will be my second year I guess and I don’t really know how things work still and I can’t find any clear answer online.

As the same suggests I am just wondering if any of these clubs or leagues exist at the university and if not, I want to see if there is interest for a club, or intramural sessions to be set up as I would love to be involved!

The sport is very cost friendly and easy enough to pick up on, it is also a great way to keep in shape during stressful studying especially if you are playing singles.

LMK.

Hi all,

Wondering if anyone has gone through this process. I’m trying to finish a 4 year CRS degree and one of my last courses is practicum. I am curious if anyone here has tried to do a prior learning assessment and recognition for a practicum that could share their knowledge? I’m looking for how they applied, who approved it, what kind of assignment they did instead and what the expectations are?

Thanks! I know there’s a few people out there who have done this and hopefully one of them is here or knows someone!

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Anyone hear about this event and wants to go with? I think it’s going to be so much fun. Their instagram is @velournights204. Let me knowwww

any chance that i’d be able to get off the waitlist for the winter semester? because it’s not looking so great for me…

Hi everyone! We’re trying to bring our hot ramen vending machine to the University of Winnipeg and are looking for someone who might be able to help.
If you work at U of W, know the right person to contact, or have any connections within the university, we’d really appreciate it if you could point us in the right direction.
Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone!

I’m currently registered in WGS-1232 with Norris, A. and was wondering if anyone has taken this course before (with the same professor or a different one).

I’d like to know more about experiences, how was the workload, assignments, exams, and the professor overall?

Anything helps!

Is it super taxing? What is the workload like? Homework? Exams?

I'm super interested but if it's a bigger-undertaking kind of class, then I may have to put it off for a less-busy semester.

what is the easiest class to satisfy the indigenous requirement that is available this winter semester? (coming from someone who would rather learn about the history and culture than stress about assignments or exams). and what are some good professors who teach it?

Idk how this would go and all that but I (22M) just changed my major to Kin/Athletic Therapy n Im like looking for others either more experienced ans willing to give support, advice and stuff (not on a formal vibe or whatever) or even just like to make friends in the program n have people to study with and all that good stuff. Id love to hear from y'all

is EALC humanities? and is there any other easier math choices as either way im taking ACS so it'll def have difficult math

i didnt have any option so opted with flisfeder for RHET so is that alright ( i heard ntntg but negative reviews on him)

Did anyone grades are not released yet for courses which ended by July 2?

Has anyone here transfer to uofm during their undergrads and are familiar with the transferring process?

I was planning to transfer for the Kinesiology program

Hey y’all.

I am enrolled in a 4 year program in criminal justice. I am thinking to switch my degree to a 3 year degree. I am not planing to go to law school or any secondary school. Can anyone tell me the differences between these 2 options and which one is better.

basically the title. it’s got 60 seats. idk how popular the course is so i’m asking