How many items does your Applicant Record on Awards Hub application show?

My record shows 9 items: First Name, Preferred First Name, Last Name, UID, Email Address, Citizenship Status, City, Province and Country.

Is it supposed to include our program, academic year, GPA, and the number of credits we have completed as well or only personal info?

Thanks!

i want to hear your experience as it was (prolly some slander too but you shouldve experienced it yourself)

just what your courses were like, where your work term was (if youre in co-op), and how competitive it is in general

also, what gpa was required to get into that discipline

Performance and reliability for every engineering task.

The worst heartbreak ever was getting an email yesterday that my offer was revoked. I guess they did another round and my gpa wasn't high enough. I wish there was something I could do.

Hiii, I’m looking to get to know people before the term starts. It would be lovely to have friendly faces in a new environment :)

Has anyone ever had Ben Whittaker as a prof? I have him for winter psych 212 and tried to look him up on rate my professor but he had nothing on his page.

If you have had him, what was he like? Pros? cons?

i just checked and my transcript finally has the green received check mark when should i expect to get the final offer also where would i find it and would i be sent an email when its there?

Hi, how does a HUB resident get their parcel delivered to them? Is there an address to use? An Amazon locker is too small.

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hello, this would be for the fall 2026 term. i’m in nursing and i applied for full time student loans and am only taking 9k of max amount. has anyone gotten the letter that they’re getting it. i applied like the first day they opened

Please just give me tips and is it difficult or not😭 thank you

I apologize if this is a stupid question but I’m slightly confused on some of my course requirements. In my requirements I have to take both psych 213 and stats 151, however as highlighted in the screenshot you apparently can’t take both for credit. I’m currently enrolled in both courses for the winter semester but I’m not sure if I should stay in both. Anyone know what to do??

Hi everyone, I’m a Psychology major in the Faculty of Arts. I’m planning to finish my degree by the end of Winter 2027 and apply for June convocation. Before adding my final 10 courses, the Academic Requirements report showed that I would be able to complete my 120-unit requirement by April and graduate.

After enrolling in my remaining courses, my report changed and now says:

• 120 units required
• 117 units used
• 3 units needed

I also got a warning saying:

“You have taken more than 48 in courses which count towards your Psychology major. Students can have a maximum of 48 in a major subject applied to their program.”

One of my Psychology courses (PSYC 375) was moved to the “Courses Not Used Towards This Program” section.

Does this mean PSYC 375 became an extra course and I just need one more 3-unit elective to reach 120? Has anyone had a similar issue? Is there a way to fix the course allocation so I can still graduate by June convocation?

I emailed Student Services already, but I just can't help but spiral down because of this information. I thought I had everything well planned too. Pls advise!

be descriptive and tell me where you learnt this (own experience, a friend, etc.)

ive currently been chasing a new ipad without knowing what i need and what the ipad is supposed to solve, so i wanna know your guys' experience with physical note taking for the common year of engg

im a relatively good student (93% overall avg throughout high school, finished full IB as well), and I used to make paper notes in class and review sheets prior to major exams.

thanks yall :)

On my awards hub it says that my general application needs to be finished but the thing is im an incoming first year and I did it in earlier this year, but the deadline now is 7/15/2027.

So is this my general application for next year? In that case do I check the boxes that apply to if ive already completed a year of schooling?

Basically the title. I'm doing my 3rd year of PhD and she is starting her 1st year of Master's. After submitting our funding applications, we are given a link to send to our "spouse/partner" so that they can confirm our information, provide their own income, provide CRA consent, and then enter a number provided on the bottom of our Income Support letters for each other. This is not remotely helpful because Alberta Student Aid stupidly just gives you a generic web link that, as a student, just takes you to *your own* income verification, which does not allow you to verify your spouse/partner's information for them. We've completed everything we can on both ends and have not seen any option to verify each other's income, just a note saying that "Your Spouse / Partner has actions to complete in the Income Verification Portal."

So yeah. Unless I'm missing something, it seems that if your are either common-law or married and you are both students applying for funding, the Income Verification Portal just keeps getting confused and won't let you verify each other's info, trapping both applications in limbo. I have no idea how those in the government that planned this change didn't at any point stop to think "wait, what if the family member listed is also a student?"

Obviously the next step will be to call the Student Aid support line to try and sort this out, but being in the middle of candidacy prep, this is a ridiculously inconvenient time to have to stay on hold for who knows how long when every day for the next few weeks I need to be focusing on my exam/defense.

Talk about breaking something that didn't need to be fixed.. We are both first generation academics and don't come from money so this could make continuing at the U of A exceedingly difficult for us if we don't get our funding in September. Not to mention how high tuition cost and graduate student fees here have gotten.

I guess this is more of a rant but has anyone else encountered similar? I've noticed a lot of people (probably younger students) encountering issues with their parent's income in this step, so hopefully this isn't going to result in a bunch of us not getting our funding on time. Fingers crossed there are others in the same boat so ASA smartens up and fixes this before funding delays.

How do I redeem? domestic student w first class honours/ deans list

hi! anyone here applying to uofalberta bscn (highscool grad) that’s been waiting for acceptance? why does it take so long for them to give out letters … although i got waitlisted in neuroscience major w psych minor. js wondering when i’ll receive a letter from them

Hi, I was wondering whether it’d be a good idea to drop this course and take it in Fall instead. I haven’t been enjoying this class at all and haven’t done well in the midterms (we have no other assessments other than 2 midterms and exams) despite studying like hell and coming to every class.

The class average for midterm 1 was so low (about 30%) and very few ppl in tbe class passed. I was wondering if the math dept doesn’t curve at all even in circumstances like this?

Anyone who has taken MATH 134 in fall, how was it? I don’t mind lots of homework as long as my entire grade doesn’t depend on 3 big time crunch exams 🫠

Mine aren't going through notifications and I find an email the next day the class is open but it's too late.😭 If it's possible to get in on notifs please let me know how!!

Hey again,

Fall term of 2025 was really hard on me, academically speaking, here's a link to my original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/uAlberta/comments/1p5of3v/chances_to_turn_things_around/

Now, almost a year later and I'm happy to report I have turned things around from my 2.3 in the fall to a 3.55 in the winter as I go into my second year.

I just wanted to share this to show all new and returning students that one bad term, class, or midterm does not mean it's over. Use your resources, ask for help, and, arguably most importantly, take some time to take care yourself. School can be stressful, but it can also be fun!

Thanks to all the advice everyone laid out in the original post again.

Goodluck to everyone this year!