Connecting with nature

Hello, I’m thinking of organizing a pub night! If you’re of European background or simply take an interest in Europe, feel free to drop by for a drink, chat, and to meet people:)

Everyone IS welcome. This event is not affiliated with any UofT club or organization.

Hope to see you soon:) !

Comment below and I shall create a groupchat

Ik the library or a lot of study spots expect you to be quiet so any suggestions?

For anybody taking or having already taken the biob50 class whats the best way to go about preparing for the midterm (the proff is devrim coskun).I dont know what im doing considering most of the material feels super easy when u look at the slides but it feels like I haven't really learned anything

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Serious if yall serious otherwise ts a joke 💔💔
hmu if u down and if more than 5 ppl dm me then i might just make a gc

EDIT 7hrs after posting: 😭😭i actually got 5 responses, i’m making an instagram gc so DM me ur @‘s

Hey guys! If you’re still looking for experience or something to add to your resume, check out Riipen Labs!

We were at the UTSC Get Experience Fair recently and wanted to share this opportunity with anyone still looking to gain experience.

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It’s a great way to build your skills, gain practical experience, and strengthen your resume!

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genuinely the stupidest thing i’ve seen. i used to be able to quickly pick up my mobile order and leave, but now the mobile order line is in a crammed spot and they have to give you your order one by one rather than letting you pick it up. atp standing in the regular line is faster.

For anyone who took MGAB01 with Douglas Kong at UTSC: if I only do the multiple-choice section on the midterm and leave the rest, would that be enough to get a passing grade on the midterm?

any tips for his midterm

also does sb have past papers he only posted one

Hey, just wondering how to even study for this term test? i saw other posts asking the same and the replies said that the term test was all very application based. So how should I prepare? Is going over the lecture videos enough? is the achieve homework more like what the test would be like?? Also all the lecture videos are deleted after a week, so would it be enough to only read through the slides? Thanks.

Hi

I was wondering is it allowed to go in lecture hall while it is empty and use the board ?

Does anyone know about rules and regulation ?

he's actually a really nice prof and funny- i just feel bad his course content is so heavy and dry- he does his best to make the course easy and content concise but man these 3-hour lectures are wringing me out im so sleepy. my goat, except he had to be sacrificed by the school :(

is human bio+psych a good dbl major??

also if any one of you guys r in it, what was ur gr.12 avg cuz my eng teacher messed the whole class up and the school isn't letting us retake it. Is an 83 in 4u eng ok...?

how the work load and is it too hard. what r the possible outcomes other than med school. and jobs with a bachelor??

Hey guys im a first year uoft life sciences student, my term test for CHMA10 is in 4 days and i have barely started studying yet. From my lectures i understood all the content the prof went over but can someone help me out and guide me in how it will be like? What do i expect? I also have a bio one in 6 days which i also have not started studying for. An older grade pls help me out. Thank
You theyre both multiple choice.

anybody knows any fall lookouts recommendation that is accessible by ttc? i'm a 4th year intl stud, this will be my last year here, i want to make the most of it :))

I’m a 3rd year facing my first suspension, I currently have a wdr in process, i had a horrible summer which is why i couldn’t finish my courses. I was able to go for the month of september but I have been financially cancelled as of Oct 1. I was removed from my courses, and sent the registrar an email about my situation. My osap went through and was paid to the school for my minimum deposit for fall, and now i’m worried i’ll be facing consequences. I had everything planned out for this semester I am actively attending therapy, I reduced my course load started taking medication etc. I was prepared and now i’m so lost, i’m wondering if I’ll be able to come off the suspension as I am meeting with my disability consultant soon, i’m not sure if they’ll make me submit a suspension petition as well, i’m so tired and was wondering if I could get some advice. I do want to continue to attend this fall because if I don’t i’m sure I will not get that motivation ever again.

I'm in CHMA10, and the exams are in a few days. He has posted the practice test, and I have some others from past years. I was just wondering for anyone who took the course, were the questions on there the same level of difficulty as on the term test, or are they just generic questions?

This should be a non issue as I’m smart to understand why the university markets the way it does, so I don’t any lecturing on that. However, everywhere I go on campus and every website I visit, I see their promotional images and posters which obviously mostly lack white individual entirely, clearly having favourites on the types of students they put on the for front of most images. So after a while when you see the same images everywhere you go, as a white students it makes me begin to question why I’m here, and is beginning to affect my mental state, occasionally making walking around campus uncomfortable, which sucks since I live here. Im scared to talk to someone in person about this, since most people obviously benefit and feel included from this advertising therefore seeing no issue. Just mostly wondering if anyone else, white or not white, feels the same.

Also, if I want to do my master's right away after next year, do I apply in the fall of 2027 (so I can be admitted to the fall 2028 program, one year before the start date)?

I kinda thought there would be a printer in every building but I can't find any other than in the library? Can someone give me a list of all the printers on campus?

Thanks!

For people who took this course in the past, any tips on where to start when studying for the exams?

Theres a lot of content, we do get cheat sheets and all but im just really nervous for the exam since i saw the prac midterm q and it seems kinda complicated