If you are contemplating whether or not to take courses at UWaterloo this summer, consider this a sign! Here are all the wonderful reasons to stay next term.
1. ALL the Cute Clothing
Shorts, dresses, and rompers, oh my! We know youâve been longing for the day to show off your sweet little sundress in class, and now youâll finally get that chance. No need to wait for those two weeks of warmth in September when you have all of May, June, and July to look fabulous! Bonus: no need for coat check at the club!
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2. All the Cute People
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Not only will you be looking fly, but generally everyone else will too (though, not as fly as you)! Now that weâve shed our puffy outer layers, and exchanged them for tees and shorts, you can effectively scope out the cuties on campus!
3. Outdoor Activities
Waterloo has so many amazing clubs and activities running in the spring term. It would be a shame to miss out on them! From Parkour Club to Quidditch Club to getting your lifeguarding certification, Waterlooâs got it all! And thereâs no better time to hit PACâs swimming pool than spring term, âcause letâs face it: even though itâs indoor, nobody was trying to hit that when itâs freezing outside.
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4. Meeting People in Different Academic Streams
Ah, the intricacies of Co-op. Try as we might weâll never understand them. On campus one term, off campus the next. If you or a friend is in a co-op program, chances are you arenât always in Waterloo at the same time. Spring term is a great opportunity to meet new friends who are on a different academic stream from you, or even just to catch up with the friends you havenât seen in a while!
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5. Getting Ahead
If you have the opportunity to take a lighter course load, take it! Taking one or two courses during the spring term can greatly reduce your stress over the rest of the school year. And thereâs a crazy rumor that professors are more lenient during the spring termâŠ.. maybe itâs all the summer sunshine (and pina coladas).
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I donât know about you, but Iâve never been more excited for school.
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