I have 8 credits left until I graduate and my enrollment date is Nov 23rd.

Registar office and advising said they cannot do anything about it, I want to cry 🫩

WHY?????

edit: I’ve done literally everything I’ve had a million advising meetings and talked with the registrars office a million times and all the responses are just “it is what it is. it’s set in stone”AND NO EXPLANATION AT ALL… im so overstimulated yet hopeless and idk what to do lol 🫩🔫

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My insta is @kaylatezcan follow me if u want. I’m 22 years old transfer psych major. I’m a girl I like to smoke weed, crochet, anime, slushy noobz, and stuffs like that. Looking for any friends (no straight men they scare me).

Hi. Psych major (BA!!!) who needs both STAS req and BIO/ANT req for the major. The Class Eval for BIO208 (cells, brains, minds, sounds exactly up the psych major alley) it doesn't look good, but if I take winter ANT 101 for the easy A, that sounds both boring and makes me take a separate class for STAS. Has anyone taken the class and is the majority of grades B and C range because like. people who don't want to put in effort take the class, or is it because the profs suck and the course is crazy all over the place? I'm generally in top half of the class and don't skip lectures, but only 10ish percent A's over the last many years doesn't look good tbh. Thoughts?

Is it a good class? Is the workload heavy? I’m a BIO major looking for an extra class to take.

Why does the Tubman ACs never work? I can't make it cold or warm if i want to, its based on how the building wants it

i have it set to 68 and its currently 76 in my room in the afternoon??

im paying 7k in tuition for a nonfunctional ac

I lwk left it idk who to give it to.

Also idk her i did the pairing to check if there was a name.

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I got accepted into SUNY Korea for spring semester, for the study abroad program. I am a junior at SBU and studying business. I also do not speak any Korean.

I am super unsure of if I want to go or not. I have not really heard anything from a students perspective and was wondering if anyone did this program, and what was the experience like?

I am concerned I’m going to spend all the money to go and not have a good time. For people who went or know anything- did you like it? What are classes like? Did you make friends? Are people welcoming? Was it easy to travel around and experience the culture? How is the living situation?

I have a shift at the SAC Food Court soon during lunchtime, and I was wondering how busy it would be. Is it really packed with long lines? Is it moderate?

Selling my Jasion EB5 Roamer ST ebike
2 Months Old
Has a peak 1200w motor, 60mi range, 30mph top speed

Back tyre replaced for a better one, has some broken spokes that I've ziptied.

Having an additional cruiser saddle seat, Cloud9 Cruiser for extra comfort.

Runs well!

DM for more!

Also selling my Mechanical Keyboard and HyperX Cloud 3 wired headset.
DM for those as well

Thank You for your help.

Online Physics lecture isn’t terrible, but if you’re considering taking PHY 133 online, I would strongly advise against it. This is genuinely the worst class I’ve taken this semester. It’s worse than every biology and chemistry class I’ve ever taken, and quite frankly, it takes up a majority of the time I would otherwise spend studying for other classes. There’s an example report provided as a reference for formatting, but even when you follow it, the TAs will still deduct points without explaining why. To make matters worse, it takes them two to three weeks to grade each assignment, and they often leave absolutely no feedback. I received an 80 on my last lab report, and my TA didn’t leave a single comment explaining where I lost points. How are students supposed to improve when they’re given no guidance whatsoever? You’re essentially left in the dark.
The combination of unreliable equipment, unnecessarily time consuming assignments, and virtually nonexistent assistance makes this course incredibly frustrating. I genuinely regret taking it online, and I don’t think it’s worth the stress or time commitment. And I mean this with my FULL CHEST. I’m currently taking Animal Development, Genetics, and Biochemistry, and PHY 133 is STILL probably the worst class I’m taking this semester. That should tell you everything you need to know. I genuinely hate this class, and I hope the department makes some serious improvements to its structure, equipment requirements, and grading practices. Until then, I strongly recommend thinking twice before enrolling in PHY 133 online.

Edit* Listen my post might sound dramatic, but in reality I’m just warning people. We all have different experiences, but at the same time it’s probably just more convenient to take an in person class and get it done during a more conventional time period than have to spend free time to do it. Doing “online labs” means you have to take time out of your own schedule to do them and I’ve never really had good experiences with that. But you live and you learn.

I'm hosting a free screening of my documentary Volunteers Needed, Today, October 26, from 5-7pm at the SBU Ballroom. The documentary focuses on the mostly unknown issue of Orphan Trafficking, a multi-billon dollar industry that profits off of trafficking millions of children away from their families and into institutions. Afterwards we will have an amazing panel and FAQ with experts on the topic. It's not required but if you can please RSVP Here I hope to see you there.

Barak (Filmmaker)

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Anywhere on campus I can get earplugs? this morning landscaping pmo. Also anywhere I can buy a sleeping mask ?

For context I just wanna get physics done and over with but I have so many people contrasting diff classes and professors. Seems like everyone hates it regardless. Plz give clarity. Classie evals wasn’t much help either. I’m just trynna get this degree, take the mcat and be done with it. Ofc imma study but like I’m tired of being in undergrad just wanna graduate already.

Also any recc for bio 205 or 207. Is 205 like two separate lab classes?

Hiii! I just transferred to SBU this fall and I feel like well nothing. I’m dorming and the community is pretty much nonexistent. I’ve gone to tons of events and talked to so many different people and nothing more came out of it. If anything I reach out and it’s only me. I keep telling myself that it just takes time but I don’t know anymore. I feel like I said that at my last school also and that didn’t work out. I have some individual friends, not just a friend group per se. Like I understand that SBU isn’t exactly a social school, but there’s still so many people here that I find it difficult to fully believe that. I was just wondering if a previous transfers or any current ones are feeling the same, or anyone for that matter

Hello everyone, I created a discord server for commuter students for commuter updates and events as well as a space to make new friends or create study groups with eachother!

https://discord.gg/DmQGhzYWZ

Admin please take down if not allowed.

I’m looking for smth to do so if you know of any festivals, parties, events, or anything else going on pls share

I was the one going around as Hiccup from HTTYD lol. I had a little toothless plushie with me ;)

Hi! Does anyone have recommendations for easy SBC courses that fulfill the GLO requirement?
I’m preferably looking for fully online courses that either have no exams or have online, open-book exams.
Also, if taking a GLO course during the winter session is easier than taking it during the spring semester, I’d love to hear any recommendations for winter courses as well!

Would anyone be able to provide some insight on these two courses? I'm trying to see what ARH options I have; what the workload is, whether their are exams, etc.