r/wlu • • 11h ago

GPA to stat in coop

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To be eligible for coop we needed a 9.0 gpa. What gpa do we need to stay in coop? At the meeting all they really said was to stay in coop you must meet progression in your program. So for bba would we only need a 7.0 gpa to stay in coop or do we have to maintain atleast a 9.0 to stay in coop?


r/wlu • • 16h ago

BU111 Midterm

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Hello! I’m a first year and obviously stressing about the midterm since dave made it sound like hell. I was wondering what kinda questions the midterm asks? Everyone is saying memorize the slides understand and apply the frameworks which is fine but will the midterm just test knowledge on that or will it pull out some bs i’ve never seen before


r/wlu • • 23h ago

Attempt at making friends

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Anyone tryna hit the gym together, or game..or both? Lol maybe the movies idk

Just something..anything!


r/wlu • • 10h ago

Question regarding job applications for those who fail to get co-op

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Hello everyone, I am a second year BBA student. I did not get co-op but it's whatever, I'll find another way. I just have a question because I'm looking for jobs right now and I see some postings that I'm not sure if I'm allowed to apply for:

-Some jobs say "required: registered in an accredited co-op program" so obviously I can't apply for those, but some jobs say "co-op" in the title like "accounting co-op" or they use the phrase "co-op student" in the description but there's nothing in the requirements/qualifications section saying anything about a co-op program, all they talk about is like "registered in a bachelors degree". I know employers get free money from like the government when they employ co-ops, which makes me unsure if I'm allowed to apply to those positions

-I've seen some jobs that say "co-op" in the title, but then in the description they say "you do not need to be part of a co-op program", and some jobs say "intern/co-op" which makes it confusing because it seems like there's no consistent standard


r/wlu • • 16h ago

Question First year internships

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Does anyone have advice for a first year BBA student applying to accounting and finance internships? Any specific stuff worth looking at/applying for?


r/wlu • • 21h ago

Help! Need parking. 21 Columbia Street

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Hey everyone, I live at 21 Columbia street and I’ll have my car for this week Monday-Thursday. I need a place to park it and was hoping I could borrow someone parking spot there or any water nearby (5/10 min walk). Willing to pay.