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for anyone who got accepted in MUN (undergrad )

what did u do to u get accepted ? I am interested in marine engineering so my friend told me about MUN and it's my best option . I don't know if I am doing enough to get accepted or do I have to do more its my last year in high School and aim really worried about it . and I heard that its hard to get accepted too ... and do I have to do an ileitis test or is it not mandatory. I attend an international with an American curriculum . is it gonna help if I do internships ?

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u/InterestingLynx6787 — 5 days ago

Queer support groups at Mun

I am moving from BC to attend mun as a freshman and am going from having a community of queer people around me to having nobody. Does anyone know if there are any queer support groups I can join? I’m honestly super scared about going just becuase I have no clue how accepting mun is and if I should do things like introduce myself with my preferred pronouns or keep that quiet?

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u/jamethy_1414 — 9 days ago

I got accepted to CNS, is CNS different/better than Faculty of Nursing in MUN?

Hellooo!

I just re-read my conditional acceptance letter from back in March and noticed that I was accepted into the Centre for Nursing Studies (CNS) campus, rather than the main Memorial University Faculty of Nursing.

I am a 1st yr student and I am honestly feeling incredibly overwhelmed by this process right now. Could anyone help clarify a few things:

Is there a big difference between the two? Which campus is considered a better pick, or should I just be grateful that I was selected for CNS?

Am I still allowed to apply to be directly in the Memorial University Faculty of Nursing itself, or am I strictly limited to CNS now?

Does being at the CNS campus mean I am only a student of CNS, or am I still fully a Memorial University undergraduate student within the Faculty of Nursing overall?

Any advice or insight would be amazing. Thank you!

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u/Ok-Pudding4880 — 8 days ago