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Campus residency: I'd be put on a waitlist and I'd be extremely far down it by this point. Do I delay my admission?

This is a pretty impulsive take, but I absolutely cannot live off campus. With a mix of a few personal things like distance and the heavy workload of my program I just can't. I don't know whether I should go onto the waitlist, pray I somehow get in (by this point very unlikely) and scram to find off campus housing, or if I should delay my admission and be even better prepared financially. Call me dumb if you want, because I truly have no idea or experience with this kind of thing.

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u/snowshoveler7 — 23 hours ago

If you got residence in previous years, what was your waitlist number and please comment when you got accepted

Hoping to help with the large number of posts asking what their chances are of getting into Rez.

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u/FadingHeaven — 1 day ago

How is the meal plan, should i get Light or Full?

Ima be living on campus res but am considering light meal plan since the costs is already so high because of tuition and res. Im abe heading back home on the weekends every week or every 2 weeks. Is light meal plan enough for people or is full meal plan enough?

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Future Guelph student

Hi I’m currently a grade 12 student and wanted to know how life at uguelph is. Ive narrowed it down to 2 schools with Guelph being one of them. How is the community and how are the clubs at the uni. Btw I’m going into the biochemistry program if that makes a difference.

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u/Responsible-Sea2902 — 1 day ago

First Year Engineering Course Schedule

I recently accepted my Mechatronics Engineering Offer at Guelph, and I just accessed my course calendar for the first time. Do I have to pick my own first year courses, or will the university do it for me? One of my friends said that everyone does the same courses first year for engineering, but in the course calendar its giving me the option to choose anthing. I am so confused.

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u/Act_of_Knowledge — 1 day ago

Late response from Guelph

I’ve applied to one health and biological sciences and I still have not gotten anything at all from guelph. I really want to go there it’s my dream school. Realistically will I get an admission this late? My grade is 1/2 percent higher than cut off for for both programs. I’m so scared.

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Girl with Guelph hoodie; thank you for paying for my coffee

Hoping this reaches you!

Thank you so much for paying my coffee, I would’ve just been standing there trying to get my phone to work.

My Apple Pay has never acted like that before and the whole situation lowk got me nervous asf, thank you so much for stepping in. I’m really grateful!

I’ll make sure to pay it forward.

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u/zoouz_ — 2 days ago

do people get their first choice for res if they got their offer before march 1 at guelph?

my first choice is double at south red mountain hall, hoping i get alcove double

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u/Safe_Yogurtcloset786 — 2 days ago

Confused on what offers to accept

My goal is med school and I'm really conflicted on which to decide on. Are they similar?

Any input is greatly appreciated 🙏🏾

u/Icy-Leg8314 — 3 days ago
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Any news on Guelph?

I have heard absolutely nothing and I’m starting to get worried! Any one hear anything or know when I could hear back?

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u/kiwiserf — 2 days ago

need advice: biomed to biological science

hi everyone! I’m currently in Biomedical Science at UofG and I’m considering switching into Biological Science before course selection this summer.

my main reasons are having more flexibility with courses and protecting my GPA while still keeping med school as a goal.

I was wondering if anyone here has made the switch from Biomed to Biological Science (or knows someone who has). do you regret it at all, or was it the better decision for you? how did it affect course selection, med school plans, workload, research opportunities, etc.?

also, was the switching process straightforward?

I’d really appreciate any honest advice or experiences. thank you!

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u/CreativeEquipment145 — 2 days ago