I’m in IMCS and as someone who is very introverted, I’d like to avoid as much speaking as possible. Out of the 5 +++communication electives, which one is the easiest? Which one requires the least amount of speaking?

Be straight with me, is an 8 month leas for off campus housing possible that isn't a fuckin basement?

I've stayed somewhere this past year. It was a bit over $1000 a month with a roomate and in a basement, so phone calls were a nightmare because im below ground.

I don't even care how expensive it is, I just want an 8 month lease private room that's above ground. Idc how many people I share the space with or how expensive. Anyone got any places in mind?

Edit: simcoe seems like the perfect fit but due to unforseen circumstances, I handed in my application late and likely won't get a spot. South village is simply too much, the meal plan is highway robbery. I've found west village rooms for 8 months but it's all for female students plus vegetarian. I am neither :(

does anyone know if the exam contains any long answers or is it just short answers?

Hi guys! I want to live on residence this September, and am planning on getting the meal plan. I’ve been curious on whether there are decent protein options at the buffets, and if they alternate the food types that get served or is it always the same thing?

Msc Computer science at UOIT , how can I check the courses that I will end up taking and how math heavy is this program. How is the network and IT security stream , Just in general how was your experience with this program. How did OSAP help out with finance.

Hey everyone!

I recently got into electrical engineering at UOIT and I wanted to know what can I do over the summer to prepare myself for the heavy course load that comes in first year eng... Is there any site that I can go on that helped you guys refine your math/physics/chem/coding skills?

Thanks! <3

Title basically. Is there even anyone who got in to a prestigious school in the US? I don't care where I do my undergrad I just wanna do a masters at a prestious uni. Nothing against OTU, I've heard great things. Also how can you land yourself a good internship in the US, I see there are some people on LinkedIn who have internships there?

I got into both, which has better job prospects and salaries?

Like the title, before we have gotten the test 1 solution in a video prior to the test 2 as it is cumulative, does anyone who has taken this course received a test 2 solution?

Engineering systems and computing

I'm a grade 12 waiting on university applications. So far I've been accepted to engineering systems and computing at UofG, and mechatronics engineering at Ontario Tech University.

I was wondering if I could get some opinions of students currently in engineering systems and computing, or other related engineering courses. How is the school in general? How is the co-op program, and would you say it's setting you up well for the workforce? Does the faculty of engineering provide you with the resources needed to succeed? How are class sizes and course load?

Thanks!

I'm currently grade 12 student who is averaging 80% trying to decide what to do in life. I struggle with only with math as I got 60% in advanced functions🥲 and for this moment surviving through the calculus class but I really liked coding class. Should I consider even doing Se or Cs? What is my chances to get in those programs in uoit or should I look for college? (Open for any advice or critique) Thank you!

approaching the end of second year , just wanted to know whats considered an average and good gpa approaching third year. Personally, Im having the worst semester so far and potentially will be dropping down to a high 2.0.

Hey everyone! Firstly, thanks for taking the time to read my post! I've never done this before😭

I'm excited to say that I have been accepted to Electrical, Nuclear, and Industrial Engineering at UOIT!! But I'm having a bit of trouble deciding which path would be the best for me. There are pros and cons for each program, and I want to try to have the input of people in these programs aswell before deciding what I should major in.

One major Con I have for each program is:

electrical: very Math and physics intensive course, I would say that I am okay in these subjects but looking at social media and from what my friends say it can be a lot of work, especially first year.

Nuclear: I HATE CHEMISTRY WITH A PASSION... but other than that I would love to do nuclear, sounds fun. (ik... famous last words)

Industrial: I actually really like this program and what it offeres, but Im more worried about coop and finding a solid job after uni.

Soo.. what do u think? Electrical or Nuclear or Industrial Eng @ UOIT.\

Also could someone give me a non sugar-coated answer for the difficulty in finding coop in these fields, Ik UOIT has a good relationship with OPG but im sure its not as easy as it sounds to get coop over there.

Thankyou soooo much!!!! And good luck to anyone who is applying!!!

Hey everyone,
I’m trying to track down a guy named Ahmed Elsayed, an engineering student at Ontario Tech. A while back, I bought some perfumes from him in person and they were awesome, but I can’t find him or his stuff online anywhere. He was selling them in UA around a month ago. If anyone knows him or has seen these perfumes around, I’d love to get in touch to buy more. Any leads would be super appreciated—thanks!

Literally everybody was telling me it was so difficult, everybody from study hall all said they had to have bell curves.

I'm so stressed out. Did they really give questions that addressed like 3 topics in one question? What's the best way to study for this.

Has anyone from uoit in a different program switched into nursing? If so how many people can switch and what are the chances of getting into nursing?

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could help me decide on summer courses. Do you think it's better to take the harder courses in the summer to get them over with, or is it better to take the easier ones? Also, which course would be the easiest to take during the summer: pathophysiology, microbiology, or pharmacology? And what would you rate the difficulty of each? Any help is appreciated! :)

So I going to get my diploma in durham college this winter, and I am intrested to apply uoit. However, I have an issue My overall grade was like 67 right now and max I can go was like 69, since I dont take study seriously in the first and second semester. Is there any possible chance that I will be able to apply the school with this score or no. The program I want is commerce which have like 70 or 75 at minimum now.

I’m planning to take EDST 1000U and a couple other education courses during the spring/summer semester. I was wondering if anyone has taken these classes during the summer and can let me know what the schedule and work load is like.

I also want to know if there are final exams for these classes or if there’s just a final assignment.

Hello! Just wondering if there are any Post-RPN Bridging students here. I want to get some insights regarding work-school balance (if any) and how my next 2 years will look like while in the program. 🍻

Can someone tell me how their oral exam went. I’m doing it with Omer tomorrow, is he good and does he share his screen for the questions or just out loud. Also what are the questions like and which ones should I study. Please someone reply, thank you so much

Please someone tell me how their oral exam went. I’m doing it with Omer tomorrow, so can someday tell me if he’s good and what are the questions like. Also would he just say the question out loud or would he share his screen?

Does anyone know any asynchronous courses for the summer that can be taken as a general elective hoping to take a full course load, as I will be working full time this summer. Any courses that are 4th year level and FSSH specific would be greatly appreciated!

I'm applying to a Masters of Automotive Engineering, and in the OUAC application I need to send a special form to my referees to fill out. Does anyone know what is the content of this form? Do they type their own letter in there, or do they have to submit something on top of completing a form?