Entering university can be both exciting and intimidating but you certainly don’t have to struggle on your own.
A sustainability-themed conversation with Dr. Mozaffar Khan, Director of ESG Research and Quantitative Senior Research Analyst at Causeway Capital.
An intriguing conversation with David Namdar, Co-Founder of NFT.com and General Partner at Coral DeFi.
What the CFO of Bunge Ltd., an industry leader in agribusiness, has to say.
An insightful conversation with Marissa Poole, the US General Manager at Sanofi Genzyme.
What it was like being a part of a collaborative committee that helped 350 first-year students transition to university this fall.
I just entered my fourth year here at the University of Waterloo, and it’s got me reflecting on my time as a first-year student. I’ve learned a ton about being a university student over the past few years, and I wish I could go back to my seventeen-year-old self and give him so much advice.
Hi! I’m Matt, and I have just entered my fourth year of the Honours Arts and Business program here at the University of Waterloo. I have worked at the School of Accounting and Finance in previous co-op terms, and have recently returned as a part-time employee. I wanted to take this opportunity to offer some tips for surviving the university application process.
Hi! My name is Matthew, and I’m an upper-year student in the Honours Arts and Business program at the University of Waterloo. I have worked in the School of Accounting and Finance (SAF) as the Marketing and Recruitment Associate in my previous co-op work terms and have recently returned as a part-time employee. I recently wrote a blog that provided some tips about applying to university, but I wanted to expand on that and talk about how you can choose the right university and program for you.
As a third-year student, here are three things I wish I knew during my first year.