Collections of answers to your biggest questions about university.
Grade 12 success
Worried about your last year of high school? No need. Here's a list of tips to help you have the best year yet.
Tips for a successful final year of high school Building a résumé before university Creative ways to save up money for university Best apps for studying and time management Tips for managing stress as a student
Choosing a university
Not sure where to start? These articles will help you navigate the process of finding the university and program for you.
How to choose a university program How to find the university that's right for you Nine things to consider when choosing a university What to do when you can't decide Choosing a program at Waterloo
Living at Waterloo
Unsure of where to start when it comes to residence? Check out this guide to find the right fit for you!
What kinds of residence are there? Ten reasons to join a University College Your guide to Living-Learning Communities Roommate relationships 101: tips for living together Virtually touring our Waterloo residences
Student experience
With two universities and a college, the city of Waterloo is home to a diverse student population. In such a student-centric city, there's no shortage of things to do!
Getting involved at university Athletics and recreation 101 Looking after your mental health Finding your fit at university First-year mentorship and support
Financing your education
Searching for ideas about paying for university? Look no further! Here are tips to save money for tuition and to make the most of your money.
Tips on paying for your university education How to save money in first year How to find a summer job Budgeting for your first year 5 ways you can make some quick cashWant more Missing Manual content?
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Collections of answers to your biggest questions about university.
Applying to university
Finding a university program you'll love. Plus tips for applying to university.
High school success
Making the most of your high school experience from students who know what it takes.
