Welcome to the Student Success Centre

The webinars were thoroughly entertaining and knowledgeable. They helped me meet strangers who are now my closest friends from India because it is always good to have someone from your hometown in an unfamiliar country.

My entire undergrad has been a series of trial and error, hoping in the end that it would all work out. Even though it didn’t pan out in the way that I had expected it to originally, it was full of surprises, both good and bad, and I made some great friends and memories along the way.

When I was in my first year, I took a mandatory cell biology class. Although I had been a good science student during high school and truly enjoyed the subject, the class presented me with a new challenge.

My barrier at times has been myself and not believing in myself – I think it’s the biggest barrier you can have. So many other people can believe in you or can tell you that you can do something, but if you don’t believe it yourself then that will hinder you the most.

Our failures are a part of our success. Very rarely does someone succeed without having failed first. Opportunities to learn and evolve should be taken as learning experiences that will help you become the best version of yourself. Ever since pre-school we’ve been continuously tested so that we can learn from our mistakes.