Andrea
Psychology
Second year | Leduc County, AB
Ask me about: Residence, working on campus, Centre for Teaching and Learning
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Andrea
Psychology
Second year | Leduc County, AB
Ask me about: Residence, working on campus, Centre for Teaching and Learning
Chloe
Politics, History & Economics
Fourth year | Victoria, BC
Ask me about: Working on campus, volunteering, research work
Sam
Psychology
First year | Uganda
Ask me about: Study habits, clubs
Amelie
Commerce
First year | Sherwood Park, AB
Ask me about: Leder School of Business, Music program
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