Discover your story at Waterloo

Embark on your greatest adventure at a place where curiosity meets top-notch professors, experience meets North America's largest co-op program, and your bright future aligns with a supportive community.

Let's explore the story of you and Waterloo.

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Earn while you learn

Through North America's largest co-op program, you can explore careers and gain paid work experience while earning your degree.

Discover the benefits of co-op →

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Your community is calling

Through residence, clubs, sports, and events, you’ll form a social network that connects you to fun, new experiences, and support.

Explore student life →

Watch or listen now to the Hello Warrior podcast!

Listen to learn about the programs at Waterloo, what it's like to be a student in the co-op program, tips for applying, student life, and so much more.

Check out our latest episode, Got into Waterloo? Here's what you really need to know. Watch or listen on Spotify or YouTube, or check out the Hello Warrior page for previous episodes.

From the Missing Manual

The Missing Manual offers an incredible range of helpful tips and advice from Waterloo students and staff.

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How to tackle your 40 hours of community service

Not sure how to approach getting your 40 hours of community service? Here are some tips on finding opportunities and making the most out of the experience. 

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Going abroad for co-op

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to do a co-op term abroad? Get a glimpse of international co-op opportunities through Sebastian's journey as a Kinesiology student working in Kenya.

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Big school, meaningful community

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the thought of going to a big university, you’re not alone. Read about how a student from a small town was able to find community on a large campus, and make Waterloo feel like home. 

News

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.