



For context I’m taking linear algebra this summer and I genuinely have one of the worst profs ever.
He can’t teach he is disorganised and he’s also not honest. He posts review sets at 10pm day before the test and just in general can’t explain. His notes are a mess.
Long story short This course isn’t a challenging course but he makes the assessments really hard and overall I’m not satisfied with my grade in his class.
Should I Finish the course and if not satisfied with my grade I take it again in the fall or should I. Just drop it?
I saw someone saying that a 6 is bad… I want to go into law, but I know I need at least an 8. Is a 6 really that bad? (talking about Cgpa sorry)
posting this here since i can’t post on the ottawa subreddit.
long story short i am looking to rehome my 4y/o cat 😕😕 if anyone knows anyone who lives in a home with other cats / animals that is looking for a new cat in their life i would love to know and get in contact with them!
I was wondering which major has the best Job prospects for someone ( I speak French and English )
Hi everyone,
I’m looking for a short-term rental or sublet near the University of Ottawa for approximately September to December (about 4 months). I’m also open to anything between 4–6 months if that’s what’s available.
I’ve been checking Facebook Marketplace regularly, but most of the listings I’m finding are from people who need someone to take over their place until August or who want to move back in by the end of August. Unfortunately, I’m specifically looking for September through December.
Does anyone know where else I should be looking, or if there are any websites, groups, or resources that are good for finding short-term rentals around downtown or close to uOttawa? If you know of anyone subletting during that time, I’d really appreciate it as well.
Thanks in advance!
Kind of a long shot, but I'm looking for a very specific Monopoly Telfer mug that was handed out during Telfer's 101 Week in ~2018, or at another related event. Mine recently broke, and it holds a lot of sentimental value. Unfortunately, I don't have the clearest photo of it, but I am hopeful it's enough for someone to recognize. If you recognize it or happen to have one you're willing to part with, please send me a message (I'll even pay!). Thanks!
Hey everyone! I'm an incoming uOttawa student looking for a roommate to find a 2-bedroom apartment together for Fall 2026. Thinking 169 or 171 Lees Ave or somewhere close to campus.
I’m chill, clean, and tidy. I'm aiming for around 1000 dollars monthly each for rent.
Feel free to shoot me a DM.
Edit : Per term (not year)
Wanna get a solid gpa to get a good exchange program ?
How feasible will it be for the math + econ major
Have anyone seen my blue pencil case around the science side of uOttawa main campus? I believe I lost it this Monday, but I’ve checked both morriset library and colonel by classroom (the only place I went to on Monday) and it was nowhere to be found. I haven’t seen any post on the lost and found centre either,
If anyone have seen it, please let me know!!! it has literally my entire life worth of pens and pencils and my pink calculator. Its my metaphorical baby. plsss 🥺🥺🥺🥺
I’ve attached a picture of it.
To whoever switched out section C of the CHM2123 lab I could kiss you thank you bro 😭😭😭😭😭😭 you saved my schedule
Now all I gotta do is pass my deferred exam 🥹🥹🥹
I dropped a Session C summer course on the deadline date (today july 2) around 9pm, will I still receive the financial credit or did it have to be done earlier? I'm wondering if it's before 11:59 p.m. on the deadline for a financial credit.
Also, do I have to apply for the refund now or is it automatic?
first year health sci student this fall. how is this schedule? I understand I won’t want to wake up for 8am classes, but I need to work my job in the afternoon so not really an option.
My grade went down by 1% from an 85 to an 84 by the time my semester ended.
Im not sure if that means ive lost the entrance scholarship or not
Yes I know that its the programs are wildly different but im equally passionate about both areas and im a local to both cities so the city doesn’t matter.
Im just asking about which university is “better” but most importantly which option would get me better job prospects given the current state of everything
Why why why why why did I do that. Pls tell me it wasn’t a horrible mistake I’m panicking.
I rejected UBC and UofT physics for this did I fuck myself over