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From the Missing Manual
The Missing Manual offers an incredible range of helpful tips and advice from Waterloo students and staff.
Why you should choose Waterloo over your other options
The deadline to accept your Offer of Admission is fast approaching and you're still deciding where to go. If that sounds like you, congratulations! As you weigh your options, discover what accepting your offer at Waterloo really means, from co-op opportunities to a campus experience that sets you up for your future.
Why I'm glad to be a Waterloo Warrior
Being a Waterloo Warrior is about more than just academics—it’s about finding your community, pushing your limits, and making memories along the way. From a vibrant, student‑friendly campus to lifelong friendships and career‑building opportunities, see why students are proud to call themselves Warriors and what life at Waterloo could look like for you.
Building a résumé before university
Putting time and effort into building your résumé in high school is one of the best ways to get ahead. Learn how to turn your experiences into a strong, professional résumé and start setting yourself up for university and career success.
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We're still making offers of admission
If you've applied for admission and haven't heard back from us yet, hang in there! We'll be sending more offers of admissions over the next few weeks.
For many programs, we wait for second semester midterm grades to better understand and compare the qualifications of students who have applied for admission this year. We'll receive these grades in late April and we'll have all offers of admission for high school students sent by mid-May.
Waterloo alum helps power the Toronto Blue Jays
For most kids, the dream is to hit the game-winning home run. For Jeremy Reesor (BSc ’12), it was to build the roster that made it possible. While his friends played baseball video games one game at a time, Reesor was simulating entire seasons, crafting lineups, and imagining what it would take to run a Major League team.