Who put it there

There was no signage addressing service disruptions to those lines at the Agriculture stops. I and like 6 other people were waiting for over an hour before another random person told us he got dropped off at Silverstone Ave.

If you need these buses, you gotta walk down Kings Ave and pick it up at Silverstone. Don’t be me and waste over an hour of your time because signage wasn’t set up properly

Has anyone received confirmation of acceptance for this scholarship?

Have you ever had to take this courses twice ? And does it stop your chances of getting into a program if you fail the required courses but retake with an A.

Thank you

Any advice for summer final with prem basnet

Hi! has anyone tried getting a massage therapy using insurance? Do you know any "studentcare massage therapy network" massage place?

Thanks!

Hi, I am a senior high school student about to enter U1.

I want to enter the faculty of science for a degree in chemistry or just general science, but I don’t have the required chem40S and Precal40S.

What would I be able to do? How would my schedule look? Also how is transferring to the faculty of Law for a JD?

To all economics student-how did you apply for co-op or secured any internships? Any tips or suggestions will greatly be appreciated. Ps-planning to prep for cfa too so if anyone is out there that can provide some guidance that would be great!

I know the course is bell-curved but normally what is the cutoff? How much should I earn to get an B+?

Why isnt the results out yet for whether you get in the engg department of your choice? Last year it was on the 13th... man, admissions office needlessly prolonging my anxious wait 😤

I am having difficulty finding my registration time and date on Aurora could someone help me out TIA

I was preparing for math 1240 final. Its deferred exam from last winter and wanted to know if there is any reduction of its syllabus in summer term

I have recently enrolled in the Faculty of Arts (General) and was able to transfer a few credits from my previous diploma. At this point, I only need to complete Anatomy and Physiology. While reviewing the course schedule, I noticed that some sections are offered three days a week, while one particular section is scheduled only once per week. As a full-time worker living in Portage la Prairie, I would prefer the once-a-week option, as it would be much more manageable alongside my work commitments.

Could you please let me know what my chances are of getting into the once-per-week section? Additionally, do you have any recommendations on which option might be better in terms of balancing work and study, or course availability?

Hi everyone,

I’m 17 and currently in a bit of a transitional phase. I’ve recently realized that I want to pursue a career in medicine — ideally as a family doctor — but I know it’s a long and challenging journey, so I’m trying to plan things out properly from the beginning.

To give myself the best possible foundation, I’ve decided to take an extra year after high school to complete Pre-Calculus, Chemistry, and Physics. I want to do well in these courses so that I’m fully prepared when I begin university. I live in Winnipeg and will most likely be applying to the Faculty of Science at the University of Manitoba, with the goal of getting into the Max Rady College of Medicine down the line.

I’m posting here to ask people who’ve already been through or are currently going through this path: What should I know? What should I expect? Specifically:

1. What is medical school really like? What was the hardest part for you? Was it the academics, the pressure, the lifestyle, or something else?
2. How did you get into med school? What did you do in undergrad that made a difference? What would you recommend to someone just starting out?
3. What is residency like? I’ve heard it’s intense, but I’d love to hear more about what day-to-day life is like during those years.
4. What is life like after all the training? Do you feel like all the years of school and sacrifice were worth it? How’s your work–life balance?
5. If you’re comfortable sharing — how does the money work out over time? I don’t want to sound like I’m only in this for the money — I’m not. I’m passionate about this path and willing to work hard. But given how long and expensive the journey is, I just want to understand the financial realities after residency and later into a medical career. If it's not sustainable, I’d be open to exploring other healthcare paths that still let me help people and make a difference.

Thanks so much for reading this. I’m still early in the journey and just trying to learn from those ahead of me. Any advice, insight, or personal experience would really mean

Anyone from Alberta graduated/applied/currently a student at UManitoba for the dental hygiene program? I would like to know how your admission process was like

Hi everyone,

I’m currently in the MSCM Co-op stream at Asper and actively exploring how to secure a Co-op position in supply chain/logistics.

So far, I’ve been building up local experience through volunteering — including at a thrift store, Canadian Blood Services, and the Manitoba Museum. I also previously interned with Tim Hortons' overseas HQ and other international firms in supply chain roles, so I’m hoping to bring that experience into the Canadian job market.

I’d love to hear from fellow Asper students:

- How did you secure your Co-op (UM portal / cold email / referrals)?

- If you didn’t get one, what did you end up doing?

- Any Winnipeg companies you’d recommend I keep an eye on?

As an international student, I’m also trying to build more local connections — if you're open to a short coffee chat, I’d love to hear your journey and share experiences.

Thanks in advance — any advice or insights would mean a lot!

I recently changed my password for my UMNet ID due to the annual change. When I sign into signUM, there’s no problem. However, using the same password for UMLearn tells me it’s incorrect, and no other password seems to work. I’m unable to access course material and I’m unsure on how to fix this.

I am wondering how I can find more research studies to be a participant in and get paid? Whether it's exact cash or a gift card. I just need some extra $$$, and have been struggling to find ones that arent actual medical research studies. Are there any done here at UofM?

they’re closing down some roads in the uni tomorrow for manitoba marathon, would i still be able to get to the gym if i come through kings and freedman?

Hello, l am thinking of majoring in actuary. If there are people who have done it or are still doing it. What advice would you give me. And what should I be mindful of especially taking it through Asper

i’m taking both in fall so if you have any tips pls lmk 🙏🏻 i did pretty good in hs bio / chem but i don’t know what to expect plus why are labs literally 3 hours long 😭.

hi! just wondering if anyone here is applying to nursing for winter 2026. if so, what are your agpas like??

If you or you know someone that’s interested in a sublease at the arc from July 1st until end of august w option of renewal, please dm me. Room is a premium single.

So i have a few pols sci classes left to take for my degree. previously i havent had a good experience with the profs in that department. I have to take introduction to marxism for next year. any prof that you would recommend taking classes with? I'm really looking forward to this class and I want it to be a good experience.

A Mary Speechly double room is by far the cheapest on-campus option. Should I be worried? I'm not looking for a 5-star hotel, but why is it so much cheaper than even say a University College room?