Matlab Download Ryerson University What is Tidy? Every semester, students at Ryerson University attempt to fill their undergraduate certificate hours. This is typically designed to get them a bit of extra time during the semester. Here is a timeline for the time the students are supposed to spend at Tidy: Jan-15: The classes end. The students apply to Tidy, find out what they really want, and then return to the classroom for the final exams. Feb-15: The classes begin. A few weeks later, they get a phone call from university president Mark Dickson, who says they plan to leave the university. Mar-15: Tidy gets in touch with their application administrator. A year later, she says they cancel their application and instead send them a letter explaining why. Mar-21: They return to home (the student still in the program) and meet with their financial aid administrator. Mar-22: They get signed up to the University Professional Students’ Association, which makes more money with all the money that’s gone into the program. It is a very nice package indeed. May-1: Tidy and other applicants are given a 5-minute break from their regular time off to allow for a relaxing day at home and to re-enter the program. The rest, as they say, goes to Tidy. June/July: Students get a 6-month financial aid offer