am a grade 12 student at Streetsville Secondary School in Mississauga, Ontario. I am planning on going to the University of Waterloo for International Development next year. Really hope I get in! 🤗
Hey! I got into waterloo for cs this year and I'm super excited!!! I just came across your channel and it's super helpful! I had one question, i'm having a little trouble in deciding my co-op sequence and I'm confused between seq 2 and 4. I'm considering them because seq 2 has study terms in the fall and winter during which most advanced cs and math courses are available and on the other hand seq 4 has like 3 study terms together in the start before the first work term ao I'll get some time to lay the academic foundation i guess. I have very little coding experience (in python and sql). So what do you recommend and in which sequence are you? Hope to see you in campus this fall !
hey congrats!! Glad my content is helpful :) I had trouble deciding my sequence too but I chose seq 4 because the competition for co-op is a bit less and it gave me more time to get my resume ready. but tbh burnout is real esp after 3 consecutive school terms
Congratulations man Hey Udit i have some doubts regarding CS in Waterloo.Can i connect with you on insta.Since we both are from the same country i know you'll be able to help me.Its a request 🙏🙏.
Do you know what can i do if i didn’t take one of the grade 11 course requirements?? Our university in our province doesn’t need pre calc for architecture so i took applied math instead. Didn’t know we’re moving into other province😔😔
In my opinion, yes it is worth it! In school, they teach a lot of theories where as coop allows you to get the hands on experience in the workforce. You can also try different fields and see what you like best, this way you are prepared for full time work after graduation.
Hey I just wanna say I love your videos keep up they great work I'm not even in high school yet and I already want to go there but should I take computer science or mechanical engineering you know what I digress keep up the amazing work
hey, I got my offer an hour ago and I am so excited and worried at same time that I am from India and did mathematics in which calculus and vectors were included. But I dont know whether that level was sufficient for me as undergrad student for Uwaterloo CS. You can also suggest any certain book which you found can be helpful. Please answer and your content is so helpful that the questions that often stuck my mind are clear in next second of your video.
I want to pursue bachelors in Computer Science especially Co op program from UW. Do you know any scholarship program for international student? I can't find one. Please do check its my dream university
I know you can't give a definite answer and there's no guarantee, but I'd like to know what are my chances of getting an offer in Ms data science, my undergraduate cgpa is 3.5 but I have only 2 months of work experience
Hello! I have one question before I come to study in Canada as an international student. Can you change your majors or programs that you have applied for when you start uni?
@@MaryamAfshar Thanks for replying. But the Councilors here has warned us that you cannot change your major in canada. I'm so afraid. Can you please eliminate. Please. Since I have interest in Architecture and Business I'm still confused. Please guide me. Hope you'll help me :)))
Heyy I wanted to apply for Waterloo for my postgraduate program in MDSAI the requirements say we need work experience , but some of the people told me thay internships might work . Can you clarify on that. Also can you help me connect with some one from that program
Hey! I only applied to Waterloo cs and computer eng. I feel like at Waterloo, software eng is more prestigious (my opinion) but both programs are amazing and both majors end up with very similar jobs. Just keep in mind with cs, you will have more electives and flexibility within ur program
@@MaryamAfshar thanks....Can u tell if its hard to get into waterloo for Indian students without sat nd ielts exam (as ielts exam is not required for students studying in english medium nd with high score)
@@kaitlingibbs8291 It's a lot of things really. Some of them might seem silly, like the climate (Waterloo has a remarkable ability to be overcast for 6-8 months at a time and also being damp AND freezing cold. Believe me, it wears on you.). Generally the student population has very little affinity for the university; partly I think it's because of the co-op program...students are often there for less than 4 months at a time. People develop strong affiliations with people in their program and 'stream' and no one else. Also, it's a labour camp; I wasn't expecting animal house but I'd expect SOME balance of study and 'life' but there's little of that. And generally I found the attitude of the employees and the administrators to be very exasperating...almost as though the students existed for their sake, not the other way around. The non-teaching staff in particular were actually pretty awful; you never got the feeling they wanted to make the campus a nice, safe place for students.
@@paulmaul2186 oh my…a lot of people said something similar as well about a lot of universities huh well I guess this is gonna be harder than I thought 😔 Thanks for the advice tho i appreciate it a lot 🙂
