r/unb

Hi So I'm doing Computer science Bachelor's in 2026 fall and I need some help on the breadth electives I wanna know whether criminology or psychology would be easy?

Hi! I am eagerly anticipating next year's work-study guide which is "coming soon", and will be applying when applications open in August. But I'm just super curious while I wait, what exactly does this program entail? Are they research assistant positions, or admin, or in libraries, or general maintenance/janitorial, or public-facing...? Is it really competitive? Trying to gauge how hard I will need to be pursuing other options for part-time work if positions are hard to get, since I will need to work. Can they work around your class schedule a bit? If anyone previously worked in a work study position and has any insight wants to comment, that would be super helpful. I just have no idea what to expect. Thank you!

There’s about 120 people on the waitlist for residences. I was accepted at the Law school recently and was wondering if it was worth it to pay the $800 fee in hopes of making it off the waitlist.

Also, for the meal plan, is it that you are given a school currency that you use to pay for your meals by using your university card(like uoft), or do you just simply use your card and there is no limit?

Thanks!