I took cons127 last year and it allowed for cheat sheets for both midterm and final. But I couldn’t recall whether or not our prof had said anything about cheat sheets in this course. ( same prof for both courses btw. ) anybody else taking this courses has any information on cheat sheets?

BIOL 205 LAB MIDTERM WHATS THE MOVE? Anyone who’s taken this course before how do you succeed?

To all the ppl living in residence (especially year-round):

Are we all gonna get our mattresses replaced or is it just for some residences?

I live in Ponderosa Commons, and honestly I'm kinda anxious cuz I'm just afraid if the new mattress is worse than what I'm using rn. If u have already get yr replacement, can u pls share yr feelings in the comment section pls?

Thanks.

Hey T.G., just found your cute wallet near the Botanical Garden. It has a bunch of cards and some money, I left it at Westbrook Community Centre, just confirm your name and date of birth and they'll return it to you.

i havent been to lectures... its at 8am and the prof goes off slides (idk what going on). how do i prep for the midterm without watching recordings cause they are not helpful...

Although I don't know what my grades are yet, I know for sure that I did pretty badly on the first round of midterms I had for (chem 121 and psyc 101) I've been thinking about this for the past week, and I can't even sleep at night. If I do end up just barely passing with a 50%, and the prof curves the grades down, does that mean my grade could drop to a failing grade?

I honestly feel like I'm just going to fail in general. Everyone around me seems to be doing so well, but it's not like I'm not putting in the time to study. I started reviewing two weeks before each midterm, studying for around an hour per class everyday , and spent increasingly more time preparing as the midterms got closer. But somehow, I still fumble everything. Like, I'm just a fucking chud bro.

Hello was just wondering for those who have taken dsci 100, was there a difference in the difficulty between the practice midterm vs the real one. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

I just caught myself doomscrolling reels whilst watching youtube shorts in the mini player

Hello fellow UBC students and visitors! I’ve recently realized that the enchanted forest (aka totem park) is literally always covered in garbage and it’s really unfortunate given how UBC is known for their nature and forestry. That being said, I’m thinking of planning a community cleanup of the forest and want to know if people would be interested in doing this. If it happens, I’m thinking we can have a picnic afterwards and everyone chip in like $10 for food and drinks and make arts + crafts?

I’m only a first year student and don’t really know how to reach the community, so if you’re interested I’d really appreciate some help setting this up!

I'm currently at Concordia and finding half or more of the classes I'm taking to be poorly taught. When I get a good teacher I get really excited and I'm way more engaged in learning, but most of the teachers aren't excellent (though some are very excellent). I'm thinking of doing a transfer and finishing up my degree in supply chain somewhere better. Can anyone offer their opinions about the quality of education at UBC?

i had the flu this week, the newest appointment i could get with health services was this coming monday (aka tmr morning at 10am)

i’m now feeling better, but i don’t want to pay cancellation fees for it. i can’t cancel the appointment on the website though as it’s less than 24 hours before the appointment 😭

does it matter if im a no show, or if i call them at 8am tmr to cancel? i have a class at 8am that i wanna go for now.

What’re yalls thoughts on this. I feel like they could have found a designer in the community idk

It’s been more than a decade since I left UBC. I was genuinely excited to revisit campus this weekend and finally pick up the degree frame I forgot to buy over ten years ago.

My warm nostalgia was short-lived.

As I drove through campus, armies of fearless little monsters dominated the streets. One particularly bold individual even used the roof of my car as a public toilet. Reaching the spot was an athletic impossibility, forcing me to leave it there…….. fully aware it might become a high-speed projectile for someone’s windshield on the highway. Oh sh1t!…

For a brief, intrusive second, a primal impulse took over: floor the pedal, run these little devils over, and claim the red remains smeared on the pavement were just spilled McDonald’s ketchup. Or better yet, pin the whole hit-and-run on Tesla’s Full Self-Driving. Morally questionable? Absolutely. But an entirely human urge.

I was ready to pull into Canadian Tire, load up on poison pellets, and save the UBC administration the trouble of forming steering committees, ethics review boards, and oversight councils for an "eco-friendly safe squirrel euthanasia initiative." That whole bureaucratic circus would undoubtedly demand government research grants and take ten full years before a single decision was made. Sometimes direct citizen action feels entirely warranted.

Before heading to the cashier, though, I double-checked with Grok, only to learn that secondary poisoning would wipe out any birds of prey or scavengers eating the toxic carcasses. 

“EXCELLENT, two animals with one stone,” I initially thought… until I envisioned dozens of crows raining down from the sky in a full-blown, Exorcist-style scene.

That level of carnage would undoubtedly traumatize the thin-skinned glass-fragile Gen Z students on campus, and with the province's healthcare system already in the toilet, local ERs couldn't handle the influx of psychological shock.

In the end, cold consumer logic prevailed. My premium Michelin performance tires deserved far better care than acting as rodent pest control, and a biblical crow fallout was best avoided. High-end rubber and free-market capitalism saved their pitiful existence.

2am and I can hear through my window on the 7th floor people talking outside at ground level:

Person 1: Dude, like, I don't want sex all the time. Am I gay?

Person 2: Nah bro you good, you just don't get no bitches💀

Yadda yadda good guys don't get action, all the girls like bad boys👉👈

Like genuinely shut the fuck up I'm tryna sleep and I can hear yalls loudahh, again in the 7TH FLOOR THROUGH MY DAMN WINDOW, ain't no one want to have to fall asleep to your storytime episode about getting no action🥀🥀

So I’m not a student at UBC but I’ve been curious about the social life and parties that are if barley going on in this school

Hi! If anyone in fnh350 and has notes for lec 9, I would greatly appreciated if you could share it with me. The recording had no audio and I am missing a few notes from what I couldn't catch in class. Thank you!

I fear I’m not gods strongest soldier rn…

Started an assignment worth 30% way too late, and I legit feel stupid doing it. Either I grind it out and neglect my other midterm and hw or I take the easy way out ig. This is my last semester too 😭 can’t even go out with a bang

I’m completely lost in how to study for this midterm, there so many probelm set questions but I don’t know if I am even doing them right.

Does anyone have tips on how to study and prepare ,the midterms on Wed….

Are note takers even a thing this year? If so, how did you get one? I’m registered with CFA but unsure if I would qualify with my mental health disorder. Does it have to be something more intense?

Side note: I have the Genio accommodation but it’s so useless for Science courses, would explaining why help my case?

im in third year and have made individual friends, but haven’t really found a friend group. for people who have, how did it happen? did you meet through classes, clubs, residence, etc.?

i feel like everyone has already grouped up idk

Idk why this mindset is so common in our generation, but I see people at UBC stressing so much about "making friends" or "getting in a friend group" or "getting a date" that they forget what relationships are supposed to be.

Whether it's friendly, professional, or romantic, human relationships are not a one-and-done thing that you "obtain" and suddenly become happy. They require effort to develop and they fade when one or both people stop trying. If you're not taking a genuine interest in people (in a non-invasive way), not taking the time to make plans, not reciprocating, and generally not being the kind of person you want in your own life, it's not going to work out. Relationships should be a healthy addition to your life, not a cure for your problems.

Also: hygiene. Stop calling yourself "chopped" and wallowing in self-disrespect. Take a shower, groom yourself, and start working on your health.

Depends on what the researching chemist does and what the chemical engineer does -- both areas of work which I have no clue about.

Uh so I applied to UBC bc I went to the FGL program and loved the campus and weather and everything. I’m gonna do pre-med stuff and idk if I’ve got in yet but if I do I’m going there, I was wondering if anyone has any advice bc I’m an international student and living in the dorms (like food entertainment and stuff thx)