I just found out that returning students also need to pay for the $200 deposit and it’s my second year but I can’t pay for it since I’m the only one helping out my parents with bills and they both have lost their jobs and moved to a different city. Would it be possible to ask the admissions office to get it extended?
Im currently in CTY, but heard from a prof that if I get an offer during my first co-op I should graduate from CSN instead, due to the job market being the way it is (but I want to come out of college far more experienced and knowledgeable) . I don't want to miss out on anything important in the later semesters and wanted to know, if anyone has experience with either, what would be "better" to do.
I want to focus on things like Cloud environments, security for cloud and IoT and potentially IT project mgmt (which would be 3 professional options vs just 1 in CSN)
Hello! Hoping someone can provide some insight!
I'm going into my second year in fall (currently doing a summer sem after starting in Jan.), and I saw that the date that tuition fees are due for returning students is July 7th... I haven't gotten an email yet, saying what I owe, so I'm a little confused as to what I need to pay by that date... Do returning students still need to pay the $200 deposit? Will I get the email with how much I owe before the 7th?
Sorry if these are dumb questions! I'm just confused as to what I need to do, and there aren't really any helpful resources about this 😅
Is that something to worry about?
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Four people all chatting their heads off, nobody getting served, nobody knowing what anyone else is doing. It’s the most pathetic thing I’ve ever seen.
i have mostly 50s & some 60s. i was in the hospital majority of the time in high school & barely went due to how sick i was but i still tried my best despite everything. i want to go to school to become a licensed practical nurse plus seneca is close to my home. i dont know what other colleges i can apply to that’ll accept me with my grades.
any advice or recommendations?
Hi! My Fiance got into the Crime & Intelligence Analysis Program and I wanted to make him a gift basket as a congrats. I can't find any hoodies for this program specifically and custom will take over a month to get. I wanted to make him this gift this week. Any tips? Anyone with a secondhand hoodie I can buy in a Men's Medium-Large?
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Hi everyone, does anyone know what’s the schedule like for a first year bachelor of aviation technology student? A lot of these classes seem to be mandatory ( do we have class 5 days a week, when do you get off school normally?). Have a part time job, trying to see if I will have time to work after school starts. Thanks!
For background context, I just graduated from the social service work diploma program at Seneca.
Incoming student for Fall 2026 in the RPN to RN program at Seneca. How manageable is the workload? Any tips and advice would help. Thank you 🙏🏽
Hey everyone, I was wondering if any current or pasts residents could confirm if there are Ethernet ports in the rooms @ Seneca Newnham Residence? I work remotely and need access to an Ethernet connection for my work. Also, how good is the WiFi at residence?
I've emailed them, but was wondering if anyone's had first-hand experience with this.
Thanks in advance!
I have been accepted into Seneca Newnham residence. Where do you get the specialty long sheets for your bed? Anyone have a prep list or recs on what I need for the room?
