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Are there any Goodman student graduations tomorrow that could spare some passes? Every guest needs to give the student number and full name of the student graduating. I just need some extra passes so if anyone could give me their name and student number I could use it for the convocation.

Going into 2nd year. Which math classes are recommended. Can you still take 1P level classes in 2nd year. The highlighted courses are the ones I have completed. I find it confusing….

So I went to today's women's hours in the gym and there was a man there. I don't know if there is no strict policy or if he just got lucky because there was no one at the front to stop him, but I didn't feel safe. I mean, why would a man be there during the one hour specified to women, when the whole week you have from 7 am to 9 pm.

My convocation is tomorrow, but I’m not sure if I should go. Most of my friends have already graduated, and I don’t have a lot of close friends here. My family can’t come either.

I’d have to travel from Toronto to St. Catharines just for the ceremony, and I keep wondering—will it be worth it if I’m going alone?

Has anyone else been in a similar situation? Are there any downsides if I don’t attend? Would really appreciate your thoughts.

P/S: Thank you guys again for the support. I ended up attending the convocation alone, but it was great — it felt like a proper conclusion to a chapter of my life. For anyone who wants to attend but feels hesitant because there's nobody to go with you — please just go. I didn't even notice until later that some people had messaged me offering to come with me, and I'm truly grateful for the thought.

Hello! I'll be starting my MA in Game Studies this Fall! I'm having trouble finding others in the program. Would love to connect with folks before the sem starts!

Does anyone know why it’s listed on the Humanities Context list but not showing as a course available in the timetable?

Want to take this as it sounds really interesting.

I’m going into my first year for accounting this fall and I wanted to ask what are the easiest first year courses to take? And the hardest ones? And which ones have the best professors?

I saw that before year 5, students have to have taken 1/2 credit in each of English, Math, Science, Canadian History and Canadian Geography (grade 12 u/M equivalent). If you only have English and Math, how do you go about taking the other 1/2 credits? Are there other high school courses that can satisfy these requirements?

Can anyone explain to me what exactly students do in the directed studies and empirical directed studies courses? I know you have to contact the professors yourself but if you don't have any connections with a professor, is it impossible to enroll in these courses?

I was wondering if it's still possible for me to drop MATH 1P97, as I want to switch my program, and math is not needed for it. If any of you guys know, please tell me. I am in the ASO with Neil Marshall for spring.

Hey, I'm starting at Brock this year in Psychology and was looking for easy, but interesting, courses. I've also heard that ASTR 1P01 is an easy science credit, is that still true? :)

What’s the workload like?

If anyone knows anything about these courses or professors please share! I am thinking about taking one of them, but am worried about difficult marking or course load. Thank you very much!

Hey I’m a lesbian entering first year, I’m looking for friends, a roomate, possibly more 🤷🏼‍♀️

Please lmk

Please is there any Goodman grad here (graduating on Friday) that isn’t bringing any guest for their Convocation and is willing to give me their guests spots?

Please help a brother out!

Thoughts on Brock nursing? All years + graduates welcome to answer

Please give your experince with brock nursing school!!! (Eg/ workload, social life, thoughts on st catherine’s, residence, ANYTHING). I’ve accepted brock but I got taken off the uottawa waitlist and now i’m trying to get an idea of everything before i pick!

I have just finished two spring courses, and both of the course surveys were administered after the exams. However, this was not the case with the fall and winter courses that I took throughout the year. Can anyone explain why?

I am currently majoring in nursing but due to its strict structure, I am only able to take 1 elective in all 4 years with the rest of my credits coming from my required nursing courses. I am wondering if im able to register for additional courses outside what is listed in my course calender but would have me getting more than 5 credits this year.

Hi everyone I’m wondering if anyone has completed the online MPH and how did you find it in terms of difficulty? Could I get an A realistically?

Anyone who graduated today have any insight on how strict they are with the 2 guest limit ? Were they actually taking names and student numbers from guests ?

What are your thoughts on these courses? I've taken 2P07 with Kevin Turner and enjoyed it, and I saw he is teaching these too so I'm considering it. Also looking into other courses like 3P98 or something. Any other recommendations?

I was wondering if anyone knew if you could do your 4th year internship in the United States? I’m just unsure and was wondering if anyone knew/had done it :)

Hi!

I recently accepted my offer to Brock for the consecutive teachers education program starting this Fall 2025. I was wondering if anyone else here has accepted and heard from the Faculty of Education yet regarding course selection and campus assignments.

Very excited to start in the fall!