I am currently trying to shop for bedding and I am unsure whether to get twin or twin XL as I keep seeing mixed answers online. I’d appreciate any help/suggestions!
If you took the class in fall, is it easy/worth it for a humanities context credit? I’d really appreciate your response.
Who is the girl in the library (silent floor, 9th) who was slurping so loud on the bottom of an iced cap this afternoon that it was shaking the bookshelves? I am not even joking I saw her , 100% the same person, only a few months ago sitting a few cubicles down from me mowing down on a bag of cheetos as if she was alone in her bedroom. I’m talking like massive crunching noises, loudly slurping her fingers, and uninhibited crackling of the bag.
Now please don’t get me wrong, I fully support enjoying food but for god sakes this is a public establishment. I am trying to simply sit here and put a few words on a page for a paper I don’t want to write. I would rather listen to almost anything else but the obscene sounds of you enjoying your latest treat. Please consider your environment and check around if there are other people trying to accomplish work before you let it all go.
Guys, I’m a transfer student with 5 transfer credits, so my course registration isn’t until July 13 even though I’m basically taking first-year CHYS courses.
So I was planning everything out to send to my academic advisor to double-check, and imagine my face when I realized almost every decent time is already FULL. 😭 Like… genuinely what the fuck.
I cannot be doing 6:30–8:00 p.m. classes or 5:00–7:00 p.m. classes, especially in the winter.
I know first-years straight out of high school registered on June 25, so that’s probably why everything filled up, but I feel like they really did me dirty by giving me a July 13 registration date when I’m doing the exact same courses.
I emailed my academic advisor anyway to ask if there’s any possibility of getting into the earlier sections because this is honestly ridiculous and it’s stressing me outtt
Has anyone else dealt with this as a transfer student (or even not as a transfer student)? Did more spots eventually open up, or was there anything you were able to do?
End rant lol
Hi! I want to take Developmental Biology, but I also need to take another course. Developmental Biology ends at 9:30, while the other course starts at 9:00. Would the professor be okay with me arriving a little late each class, or would I need an override to take both courses?
I’m fairly sure this is going to get drowned out by every other post on here abt the exact same thing, but I’m looking for friends at Brock since I’m starting in September. My insta is @Tabiprobably if anyone wants to add me, and a bunch of my interests and hobbies are visible on there lol. Just lmk if you added me from here, thanks ❤️
Guys. I am stressing out. I would love to meet anyone before starting and have similar classes to me. Is anyone else taking public health?
AND is anyone going to the smart start thing Jul 21?
As the title says, I screwed up my schedule, and I have no idea what I did wrong.
I'm an incoming first-year Brock student in the Concurrent Education program (Primary/Junior stream). I completed my core course selection on June 26.
Yesterday, I received an email saying that I'm missing half a credit in my fall semester and I can not figure out what went wrong so I can fix it. The problem is that when I went back and compared my schedule to the program requirements, it looks like I've met everything I'm supposed to have. As far as I can tell, I fulfilled all the required courses, so I'm completely confused about what I'm missing. I've attached screenshots of: My current schedule and The program/course requirements I'm supposed to meet.
If I've genuinely made a mistake, please tell me. I'd much rather know what I did wrong than keep guessing. I'm also waiting to hear back from the person who emailed me, but I have no idea when they'll respond, so I thought I'd ask here in the meantime.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!
edit: thank you everybody I feel like such an idiot now
Hey y'all, I'm going into my first year of Accounting this September, and I have a question about co-ops. I applied for the BAcc co-op when I applied to Brock, but was unfortunately given the regular non-co-op stream. I still accepted as Brock was the best school for me, but the co-op experience and money would've been a huge help given my financial struggles. Is it at all possible to get into the co-op stream at any point during my undergrad? Thanks!
Hi!
I was wondering if there’s an easy commute known to get from Toronto to Brock via public transport?
Specifically, is there an easy train commute? Even from Toronto to St.Catherines then taking a bus to Brock.
This would be just a day trip to go visit campus and check the city out.
I’ve tried googling, however I’m getting more bus options and was wondering if there’s easier/any train options as I know that there are GO trains that reach Niagara so I assume there should be some that could take me to St.Catherines.
Thank you!!
Wondering if anyone thought orgo was lighter in the spring. I am currently planning my schedule and wondering if it would be better to take in the spring next year instead of the fall.
how would i tell the dining hall if i want to be gluten-free? i am not allergic so won't have a doctors note or anything but it is rather a personal thing where i want to be gluten-free this year. how would i do this? do i need a doctors note? how does it work?
Hey guys, I'm 19M and it's been a while now I'm looking for rental places that are reasonable and clean for students near Brock, I searched the marketplace but there's no luck there. Is there anyone who's looking for a roommate or someone who they could hook me up with for rentals? It'll be a great help, thanks!
PS: I started at Brock this spring..
How was the course? as easy as astr 1p01?
Calling all kin students!!!
Is it worth it to get an iPad for notes and such?
Do you find you use it a lot, or do you wish you got one? Thanks!
Hi! I’m thinking of applying to Brock next year, and I’m interested in the Concurrent P/J program, possibly either Child and Youth Studies or Educational Studies.
If anyone who got in would be able to tell me their high school average that they got accepted for, any advice on programs and universities, information about things like housing, the school, classes, programs, (anything information about Brock) that would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Guys, I did not wake up on time for the course registration and the classes I need are full. What can I do?
so this is my program notes for sports management. I was just wondering what 1st year science context course should I take. what are some easy ones
Stopping at the school next and wanted to double check what are the times we have to pay for parking. Will they be checking?
MATH 1P60 states on the brock website that it is 4 hours a week, comprised of 3 hours lecture and 1 hour tut, yet when i go to add it to my schedule in registration, there is no option for the tut...
Should I be concerned
Im attempting to register for the second class in the list, the one without a tutorial option
