GUYS, SO I JUST GOT MY NISSAN ROGUE 2023 SL A WEEK AGO. NOW ITS RUNNING LOW ON FUEL, ITS MY FIRST TIME HAVING A CAR, WHAT FUEL DOES IT NEED? ONLINE IT SAYS UNLEADED OR 87 SMTH. PLEASE DONT JUDGE, THANKS A LOT.
Hi guys is thsre any YORKU class of 2030 GC? Please add me! I really want to connect with new people.
Okay guys. Please help me find a good insurance max 500 dollars per month or even cheaper. The thing is, I’m a first time driver. My mom purchased a car for me so she is the owner of the car and I am the driver. None of my parents or any family drive. So I am the sole person. What type of insurance can work for me? Thank you!
Yo guys,
Trying to build my first-year nursing schedule and I’m lowkey stuck.
For classes like KIN and Psych, would y’all rather have one big class once a week or have it split into smaller classes twice a week?
Part of me thinks getting it all done in one shot would be nice, but I also feel like seeing the material twice a week might make it easier to stay on top of things.
For anyone in nursing or who already went through first year, what did you prefer and why? Any advice helps fr 🙏
Hello guys what do we think about my first year schedule. Any feedback of opinion would matter.
Hey guys, I’m stuck between nursing at York University and Toronto Metropolitan University and I genuinely don’t know which one to pick. If you’re in either program (or know someone who is), can you be honest about the workload, placements, profs, stress level, social life, and overall experience? I keep hearing TMU is more academically intense and York is more balanced but I don’t know how true that is. Which one do you think prepares you better and if you could choose again, would you still pick your school? Any regrets or advice would help 😭
Hey everyone, I really need advice. I got into nursing and I’m currently stuck deciding whether to stay home for nursing school or move away for McMaster Nursing. I know at the end of the day it’s the same undergrad degree and I can still become an RN either way, but my home situation is making this decision really hard.
My mom is super strict and controlling, and honestly I’m worried that living at home during uni might affect my mental health and ability to study properly. There’s a lot of yelling/lashing out sometimes, and I barely get privacy since there are 5 of us sharing one room. Part of me feels like moving away for Mac would finally give me peace, independence, and a better environment to focus in.
But at the same time, my parents are now promising me things if I stay home, like helping pay for everything and even getting me a car. The thing is, I don’t even know if I want that because I’m scared it’ll just come with more control or expectations, like becoming everyone’s driver or having it held over my head later.
I genuinely don’t know what to prioritize here, the comfort/financial support of staying home, or the freedom and peace of moving away. Has anyone been in a similar situation? Especially nursing students because I know the program is already stressful enough 😭