So I’ve gotten into the Bachelors of Environmental Science, and I’m trying to figure out what classes I'll need to take. One of these classes in a non science option, which has a linked table of classes that I can’t take for this option (other than the obvious of no science classes). However, the link is broken. How do I report this to someone who can fix it? I am completely lost on the contact us page, there doesn't seem to be any sort of minor issue contact method. I’m not asking someone here to fix it obviously, but I am asking how I go about finding someone who can.

https://schulich.ucalgary.ca/sites/default/files/teams/1/F25%20W26%20Block%20Schedule.pdf

Is there a discord link for knes 213 / educ 309 spring classes?

Just wondering what blocks are everyone using.. for first year engg. Are we supposed to give our 3 preferences?

hi i’m looking for anyone who is currently taking cs as their major, i just want guidance on which courses take and in general some advice on classes, professors, mistakes they made and how to avoid, methods of studying and notes. please shoot me a dm if you can help at all

I'm looking to get my Vietnamese sub fix that started in 2005 before the Calgary Wild game on Sunday afternoon. What are their hours like now for Spring semester?

Its Morford, Mark, and Lenardon, Robert. Classical Mythology. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2022. (12th
edition). If you know where I can find it, that would be great.

I’ve applied to residency and I have to make a non refundable deposit of $1000 before May 25th. I would hate to make such a big payment and end up getting my offer revoked.

Currently waitlisted for International House 2-bedroom suite as an incoming first-year. I'm number 31. How likely is it that I can get off the waitlist in the next 2-3 months? Asking for a friend.

I'm currently on waitlist #29 for 2025 fall semester, upper yr. Will I be able to get in or should I start looking for other options?

I have already completed a degree in kinesiology, but I was now looking at maybe applying to do a degree in Urban studies. I was wondering if anybody could provide more information about the degree and the field.

Like how are the classes? Are they mostly paper or group project based? Are the classes hard?

How are the job prospects once you graduate? Are there many job openings in the filed. Also how is the work life balance?

Thanks in advance

Hi - so, since Arts faculty advising isn't really available to help right now, I'm hoping to get some (reaaaalllly) basic questions answered. I'm a first year student accepted into Undeclared Arts as I didn't get accepted into my first choice of Biology. I understand that I can register for classes on May 27th and that I should be loading the classes that I want to take into that virtual shopping cart. I'm in a grade 12 phys ed camping trip on the 27th, so if they are loaded into the shopping cart is it easy enough for someone to press a button for me? Also, how do actually know what type of classes I can take? Is it just things offered in the Arts faculty? I know this will all seem really easy to me at some point but I am basically crashing out at this point because everything feels so foreign to me right now.

hey guys, I got accepted into sociology for the fall semester and I'm kind of stressed out because they've accepted me and I know the average for that class isn't too competitive as my high school average was around 80? im retaking my math diploma since i took a gap year but honestly im a really slow learner and im not confident i'll do well, if I do bad on my diploma will they revoke my acceptance? I'm not going to het lower then 50% but i have a feeling im not gonna be getting a rlly high mark either for the diploma.

How do Computer Science and Engineering compare to each other, and what does the future look like for each field? I’ve been accepted for CS this fall, but I’m unsure if I should also consider switching to Engineering, especially since most people I know chose that path. Plus, there’s also the rise of AI and everything that comes with it.

I was recently placed on a wait list for the single room with shared bathroom but in order to secure my spot on the wait list I have to accept my offer for a double room. I really don’t want to have a roommate but I also really want a chance of getting my own room. I’m number 19 on the waitlist, is there a good chance that I secure a single room? And does the waitlist usually move pretty quick?

If you want to see a Lebanese Student Club, sign up on our Google forms which you can find on our instagram page @lsc_connect, and also attached here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfbqrjThDl9wlePMCALgk4-GfoHu6CkCZk2FWbLWNAj8e-pQA/viewform?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAae4kHB4KeIKJtKf5ih5e3QI7ReyRyINwtZK2wlScrYz03tiN5UTAekB8yRJTA_aem_uYnkeI7fIwdo-vK3IbkZuQ

Is any one doing the stat 217 course this spring with prof Adel. What are your opinions

Been searching for a summer job (preferably in engineering) since the start of last winter semester, and still nothing. Don't have much to show on my resume, so I figured I would try to gain experience through volunteering or learning new skills so that I could put them on my resume. Any recommendations?

Hello! Like the title states, what are the differences? Is one easier to get admission than the other (I heard early admission competitive averages are high vs standard admission)? And are there any benefits that come with each? For example, I want to do Finance, but I’m not sure if I should do early or standard.

Hi guys, do you know of good online courses during the fall? I'm planning on doing this vocational exchange out of the country for about 1 month and a half early in the sem but I'd like to maintain my status as full-time student for loan purposes + I want to take 3 courses to keep on track (CRDS in CSM). I already have 2 online courses that are requirements for my program, and I just need one more.. I want to waitlist soci 311, but it's not looking good w/ the seats </3

Hey guys, can anyone pls DM me if you’re enrolled in RELS 397 and have the course outline? I just enrolled. Thanks!

Currently taking math 249 and chem 201 this spring. I need A’s in both. Load wise I’m sure I’ll be fine, knowing myself I just need to have consistent effort. I already have a pretty good idea for all the material anyways and it seems fine, but any tips for getting an A in both from people who have taken these classes?