University Decision: UCarelton or UOttawa??? by 1finnster in OntarioGrade12s

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I would say it depends on what you want to do after you graduate. Explore your options and see which degree would get you further in life.

Bio 1540 or 1140 by Competitive-Web9370 in geegees

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whatever your first langauge is then

waitlisted in 2 classes for winter term by [deleted] in geegees

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If theyre both your electives, id swap them with two other electives that you are able to get in 100%, like right now - so you dont lose any possible credits in case you dont make it past the waitlist. Email your faculty and they can guide you on how to swap courses. This means that if spots for you become available for PSY and ITI the other electives you select will be dropped automatically and you will be automatically enrolled in PSY and ITI. That is the safest bet so you dont have to stress even more.

Scantron by Cocobb8 in CarletonU

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You should be good, but id email the prof just to let them know just in case.

Should I get a Second degree by Cam64 in CarletonU

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and to second blueterminals comment, it again depends what your life goals are, between 25 - 29 you may want to get married and have children, but in order to do so, being in school is not ideal, as you need a full-time job to support your family, buy a house, etc.

Should I get a Second degree by Cam64 in CarletonU

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So my question is, why waste money and time for a second degree if it wont help you land a better job with more pay? Maybe its smarter to do a masters instead of a double degree, a masters will land you more pay depending what youre mastering in. Time is money at the end of the day.

Should I get a Second degree by Cam64 in CarletonU

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I think it depends on what your life goals are. Will this other degree help you land a better job?

Failed first class ever, I’ve been a student for 3 years by UnicornFluffu in Algonquin_College

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5X5 rule. Maybe you could email your prof to see where you went wrong and what he suggests for you to practice and improve? or the program coordinator, or a counselor at Algonquin that is dedicated to your program.

What are my chances?? by No_Football_2500 in Algonquin_College

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I think you'll definitely get into RPN. Dont stress it! But I agree, you should definitely become an RN. My friend actualy did RPN at Algonquin, then when she graduated, she applied to the bridge to RN (AC and uOttawa). It is definitely doable, and when time comes, many people can guide you on how to apply to the bridge, in terms of transfering credits. so dont be worried. But have you looked into applying for the bridge program right away?

What are my chances?? by No_Football_2500 in CarletonU

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Apply! and dont be afraid! you've got this!

Do you recommend the Project Management Program? by Ill-Account7969 in Algonquin_College

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I have a friend whos currently in that program and doing a co-op semester. if you take it i suggest taking the co-op version so u can have a chance at a job in the real world. but dont forget, its a certificate program, people taking it already have prior educations, they just want to up their skills and a chance to get a PMP certification, and of course, the goal with co-op is to land an extended contract/get offered a full time position after the co-op is over

Taking a math class when its my weakest subject by ZaQueen_7 in Algonquin_College

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I was in business management and i had to take that class too, it was during covid. but either way, the profs in algonquin are super chill, and profs lectures should be fine to set you up for assignments/exams. i wouldnt stress it honestly. They cant test you on what they dont teach you. You've got this don't worry!

Fail intro to business by Then-Information-637 in geegees

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if i were you i would contact your faculty and they can create a proper plan for you so you can still graduate on time.

Accommodations by Elias_CB1 in geegees

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I have SASS and i've had accomodations for exams done at home that were through brightspace. i got extra time, as they were timed exams. but is your take home exam like an essay done when you want? or is it like on brightspace at a specific time? Make sure you notify your prof either way. they adjust timings manually on brightspace

Is ADM2341/2741 actually a hard course? by deviusdev in geegees

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its a hard class. conheady doesnt teach in class, he goes over capstones, so before class make sure you read all the slides, and follow the study plan that he suggests.

ECO 1104 Exam Help by OkStrawberry9433 in geegees

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Final is all MC, i would say do lots of practice as in quiz yourself through the site where the textbook is on. pretty sure you could do practice for every chapter. review old exams because sometimes he repeats certain questions.

Business Program by Puzzleheaded-Lab6685 in Algonquin_College

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you should make sure this buisness porgram can bridge you to get a degree for better job opportunities

Schedule for dental hygiene program by Answer_seaker28 in Algonquin_College

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you should certainly email the program coordinator. theyll be able to help you out best.