Your life hacks in five words
Waterloo alumni share their words of wisdom for graduating students.
Waterloo alumni share their words of wisdom for graduating students.
By Staff Office of AdvancementCongratulations to all of the Waterloo students who graduate this week!
As we prepared for convocation, we turned to social media to ask for five words of wisdom for our newest alumni — no more, no less.
Waterloo grads submitted some terrific advice. Thanks to everyone who shared their life hacks for a chance to win a Waterloo prize pack. Here are the five recipients.
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