Back to School: Algoma University’s Survival Tips

By Algoma University Modified on August 19, 2014
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Starting university can be an exciting and terrifying experience. Algoma University has put together a list of survival tips for first-year students to help alleviate the stress of starting at a new school, and to ensure students stay informed about what is happening around campus.

  1. Register for classes early. By selecting courses early, students have a better chance of getting into courses that interest them, and avoiding last minute lines. You also avoid paying late fees. If you have any questions about registering, you can always contact the Registrar’s Office directly at regoffice@algomau.ca.
  2. Get your student card. Once students have registered and enrolled in classes, they can request their student cards. Student cards can be requested at my.algomau.ca. Student cards give you access to computer labs around campus, operate as a library card to the Wishart A. Library, can be used for meal plans, and can be validated for parking.
  3. Register for Frosh Week. By registering for Frosh Week students gain access to a variety of fun activities, including the annual Bed Races and the fan-favourite performance of Single and Sexy. Frosh Week allows you to meet new friends, get acquainted with the university and Sault Ste. Marie, and sit-in on helpful sessions on health and wellness and academic advising.
  4. Follow Algoma U on Twitter @AlgomaU, and like our Facebook Page. By following us on our social media outlets, you will stay informed and up to date on all the exciting events happening around campus, and will also be reminded of upcoming deadlines. Plus, you get access and updates on all the latest stories and news pieces trending around campus. You might even see a picture of yourself on our Instagram page!
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