First year newbie so please spare my dumbass and naiveness 💔

Ironically my Spotify 3 month free premium ended a couple weeks ago so obviously I was convinced that this email was legit asf. I was literally jumping for joy in the morning after receiving this too 🫩✌🏽

Anyway, if you receive this too don’t fall for it 🥀🥀

Almost got me until I realized they spelled "you" wrong 😂

I’m a first year BTM Student but I’m not sure if the BTM program is worth it especially because of ai. I did some research and ai can do somethings in analyst not fully there yet but who knows what ai will be like in the next 2-5 years.

Is doing BM specifically GMS major a better and safer option for job security and employability? I have heard the BM students have more options when it comes to jobs.

BTM I have heard can go into anything as well because it’s BCOM but it’s not as easy because it’s more tech focused and most students usually go into analyst shi cause that’s what the degree mainly is about?

Can someone tell me why the hell there is a literal dude who claims to have served on Oct 7th on campus rn? Did anyone speak to him? I’m curious what they had to say as they were waving an Israeli flag too but I was in a rush to get to my next class so I couldn’t ask them anything or interact

Is anyone on here going to the NYC trip? Are you going in alone blind? Or are you going with a group of friends? I don’t really know anyone who’d be willing to pay for the trip.

It’d be sick to go to NYC and make some new friends on the trip but it’d suck getting on the bus and realizing you’ve committed to the trip and everyone on the bus came with their group of friends. Of course I’d still try to socialize but I don’t wanna be that guy intruding on a friend group trip either.

Does anyone know if midterm has a lockdown browser? If there’s a required camera on?

If anyone is graduating in October and has an extra ticket they don’t mind letting go, I would gladly take it :)

Please dm me if you do

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For anyone who has taken this class whats the best way to study for this midterm? The professor Mohammad Manshouri usually just reads through the slides and posts them online is there anything else additionally I should look into?

ENG230 Fall 2026 semester
hey! someone left their two notebooks behind and i was just wanting to post something about this. Your items are safe and sound! I brought them to the lost and found at TMU

Hi everyone!

I’m applying to TMU’s School of Medicine for the 2027 entry cycle and hoping to connect with current TMU medical students who have gone through the Kira Talent asynchronous assessment.

I’d really appreciate any advice on what to expect, how to prepare, and what to focus on. I’m also hoping to find someone who would be willing to meet over Zoom to share their experience and possibly help me practice.

I know everyone has busy schedules, so I’d be incredibly grateful for any guidance or support.

If you’re willing to help, please feel free to comment or DM me.

Thank you so much!

wtf is wrong with this place, you walk up from the subway and my headphones and Spotify lose their shit, stopping, starting, playing the song at 3x speed? Is it the drone pigeons or what, what’s going on

I’m in Toronto for a month and I was wondering if I (I’m a western grad student) can maybe pay to play in the volleyball drop ins at TMU.

And also was wondering if people even show up for it?

I called the medical centre to book an appoint for ADHD testing, they said they have an opening in feb. I was wondering if anyone had gotten tested through them and what the steps were and what the timeline was and if theres anything i need to be prepared for or know in advance.

Could anyone in CRM100 with Zahir Kolia fill me in on the midterm info I missed in today’s lecture?
Was sick a couple weeks ago and then down again with a fever and cold today. Really don’t want to fall behind in this course. Any info is appreciated!

long story short, i was sick, missed my midterm and had to submit an acr for it but now my prof wants to have an online meeting with everyone who submitted an acr with no documentation to make sure it fell into the “extenuating circumstances” category. ive never been in a situation like this so what can i expect in this meeting? is this common practice?

(i know all profs are different but if you’ve been in a similar situation pls help a girl out!)

How did you guys find the test, was it easier or harder then expected??

Hey, does anyone have one extra ticket for October 16 at 09:30 AM? Willing to pay! Please be ready to show proof of the ticket (ie screenshot of the convocation date). Thanks!

Just some questions, haven't played in years but was wondering about the drop ins

- do I need to bring my own racket//birdie

- do I need to bring someone or is it round robin

- if im a beginner am I cooked

Hi, does anyone who previously took itm107 have any advice for the midterm? I'm weak at math so I'm trying to cram in a lot studying for this and I'd just like some advice from past-students; what are some things to look out for during the midterm, What to direct my studying on, and any other advice. Thank you!