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Posted September 8, 2011 in Blog by Ryan

Awarding the prize for survey participation

We offered an iPad as a draw prize for our survey of student finance in April 2010.

From the names of eligible survey respondents, we randomly drew Dominik Aquilina, a Waterloo engineering student.

He was on work term when we procured the iPad 2 for him, so we had to mail it to him.

We are launching our next survey soon with a draw prize of $500. Currently registered Waterloo and Laurier students will be eligible to enter if they fill out the survey.

Update: Our survey is live at survey.waterlobanking.com

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