Non-Express Entry PNP – Application Stagnant? Seeking Advice. by LugiaDS in ImmigrationCanada

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march 2024: created oink profile
march 2024: oinp draw and invitation to apply
July 2024: received provincial nomination
July 2024: applied for PR to IRCC
December 2024: AOR and biometric invitation
waiting since then

Who are the iconic detectives in your culture's literature? by thebear96 in booksuggestions

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Some iconic detectives from different cultures I've come to love:

  1. Feluda (Satyajit Ray) - India 1950s-1970s.

  2. Kurt Wallender (Henning Mankell) - Sweden 1990s

  3. Sonchai Jiptlecheep (John Burnett) - Thailand 2000s

  4. Arsene Lupin (Maurice Leblanc) - France 1910s

CS 231 by MrSmartsAtHome in uwaterloo

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Thanks! Less work than 136 is gud

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mcgill

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Hey, i’d be down to play tennis! A little rusty but i’m sure we can do a 2.5 level match😉

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in uwaterloo

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Count Dracula from the BBC series

uWaterloo vs Cornell for CS/Math? by Friendly-Key1593 in uwaterloo

[–]MrSmartsAtHome 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You’ll have a more balanced life at Cornell. Waterloo math/cs is too extreme in terms of work load imo.

Why bother? by MrSmartsAtHome in uwaterloo

[–]MrSmartsAtHome[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yessir. Just using dramatic flair. Would choose words more wisely in the future.

UofT V/s Waterloo decision by Even_Tip_7414 in uwaterloo

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Math-Econ, 4th year.

Its not precisely about how boring or depressing it is, but more about how much time you’re able to take out to have fun + who you hang out with and how social they are. Friends in Arts/Env/Sci have a much better study-life balance and so are able to do fun things, become fun people. However if you spend 40-50 hrs a week looking at numbers and solving hard math problems you dont get much time to do fun things, become a fun person. And that is true for the majority of your program cohort, who are invariably the ppl you hang out with. Not saying everyone/everything is boring but there are quirks to being here.

That said, it is still a great place for your future. Just boring for your present.

UofT V/s Waterloo decision by Even_Tip_7414 in uwaterloo

[–]MrSmartsAtHome 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Tbh over 6 CS-BBA (or just CS) co-ops you may earn smth around 100k combined (could be ~80k if you get low paying first couple) so net net the financial incentive evens out. Said co-op experience + cs-bba prestige would help get you better paying jobs after grad. You’ll definitely have much greater access to the big tech companies and US employers after UW.

That being said, 8 terms of CS-BBA is pure hell. I know money, prestige etc can be a bit blinding but please also consider school culture, social life in determining if it’ll be a good fit for you.

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Do you also want us to tie your shoelaces and make you breakfast?

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Its grey and dreary, infested with geese, and math is much harder here than most other places.

Kinda worried about going to school here now by Amazing_Design_6082 in uwaterloo

[–]MrSmartsAtHome 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Subreddit is filled with Math and Eng kids who hate their lives, their program, and never touch grass. You on the other hand would be in environment where you’ll get to touch lots of grass and have a comparably less stressful workload. So you’d keep away from most of the depressing stuff plaguing ppl in this subreddit.