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My primary reasons for choosing the University of Regina were its location and the friends I had there. I attended the same school from Grades 4 to 12 and my graduating class was roughly 30 people, so going to a school with thousands of other students seemed daunting. One friend gave me a tour of the campus before I applied, which helped ease my nerves, and other friends helped with course recommendations. Regina’s lower rent prices and cost of living were also factors in my decision.
The majority make an effort to select open-source materials for their course readings. Most of the professors I’ve had have been excited about what they’re teaching. The few exceptions tend to be people who make incredible researchers but struggle to structure lectures or can only explain concepts in one particular way.I’ve found signing up for classes to be fairly easy, though sometimes it is difficult to find the prerequisites for courses in the online registration system.
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