The UW residency case is closed
I’ve now chosen my 3 roommates who will be living with me for at least the first term of school when I’m at the University of Waterloo, this September. My choice for where to live at UW was either to be by myself in a residence like Village 1, or to live with one or more persons like in a suite in Mackenzie King Village. I prefer the suite-style residences, as you really get to interact and know people better, and, well, it’s a suite, so it’s similar to an apartment. My 3 roommates are Geoff, Kyle, and Josh. So far, I’ve only communicated with them via MSN, but it seems as though we’ll mix well together. Geoff and Josh are both in computer engineering, while Kyle is in mathematical physics. I’m in computer science. We’re all also taking co-op (stream 4, so our schedules fit.) Hopefully we can meet face-to-face sometime in the near future, before school starts in September! Student Life 101 will probably be the best time to do this. This will definitely be a year that I look forward to!
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SL101 sounds like the perfect time!
I look forward to it.
o man oman! gary\’s grown up so fast! hahaha….
[...] Today I went to the UWaterloo for the Student Life 101 event. One of the major reasons was to finally meet my roommates - Geoff, Josh, and Kyle - that will be living with me starting in September. I only talked to them online before today, and so I finally get to talk face-to-face. UW was also hosting some seminars to help guide students on their educational journey, such as giving you more information on the elective courses that we can take, help on co-op if you have any questions on that, and we could also check out your residence, the place that most of us will be living for at least 4 months starting in September (excluding my friend Michael, for instance, who’ll be living off-campus). [...]
[...] Today I went to the UWaterloo for the Student Life 101 event. One of the major reasons was to finally meet my roommates - Geoff, Josh, and Kyle - that will be living with me starting in September. I’ll also be meeting Michael, who is living off-campus because he’s self-employed. I only talked to them online before today, and so I finally get to talk face-to-face. UW was also hosting some seminars to help guide students on their educational journey, such as giving you more information on the elective courses that we can take, help on co-op if you have any questions on that, and we could also check out your residence, the place that most of us will be living for at least 4 months starting in September (excluding Michael, for instance, since he lives off-campus). [...]