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Carmen not working?

This library is stanky af. 😭

That’s all.

Enough said.

So I've been fortunate enough to be accepted into University of Maryland with the WIE program and also in The Ohio State University with humanitarian engineering scholars both for Mechanical engineering. My main concern for UMD is that being an international student D. C will mostly have federal jobs which prefer U.S Citizens but they have a top engineering program. Ohio State is also very good I love their college scene but their engineering program is somewhat low and it's then obviously In the Ohio State. So please help me decide 😭😭

The last info I got from my professor last week was pretty vague, and I have to take my stuff with me to work if I have in-person class today.

I'm an incoming freshman and filing out the housing form rn. I'm first gen and oldest of my siblings and literally have no one to ask and honestly, im just so overwhelmed. From what I've read, the honors housing has worse amenities but better social life? But idk where they're even gonna put the honors students next year since didnt the tower that they were in get floded or smth? I honestly don't care that much about the amenities. I just wanna pay as little as possible. I do care about social life and I want to make friends and actually have a life for once. Pls let me know what u think would be the best choice in my situation... thank you!

Sorry I accidentally rejected you, I didn't realize you were trying to ask me out.

Hi guys!!!! I got accepted as a transfer student 2 weeks ago and I’m so excited!

I’m here because I’ve been a bit stressed. In my application, I listed 3 classes as “in-progress”, however I’m currently not doing too well in one of them, and I think it might be best for me to get a W.

Will dropping an “in-progress” course get me rescinded? I’ve literally been losing sleep over this lol 😭😭😭😭 any information is appreciated!!

*also I emailed admissions to get a concrete answer, just waiting on a response 😅*

I'm a grad student, and over the next few semesters, I will have to take beginner/intermediate courses in a niche foreign language. I was wondering if anyone who has experience studying languages at OSU could tell me what to expect from those kinds of courses? Are the professors generally helpful? Do you feel like you actually got a good knowledge of the language?

FWIW, the foreign language department at my undergrad was not great, so I have low expectations, but I've heard that it is better here, and I was wondering if that's true.

Hmmm

Any festivals ,raves or litr anything

I'm on columbus campus. This may be a bit stupid but I haven't been able to find anything online. I filled out half of the housing form, but I still haven't seen an option to commute? I live about 17 miles from campus.

Is it at the end of the form? Or do I have to call someone separately? Thanks

Hey everyone, I'm an international student living on south campus finishing up my second semester. I need to move 4-6 (Not sure yet but in that range) large boxes, 2 laundry baskets and 2 box fans to a CubeSmart storage unit just north of the Northern Lights Shopping Center.

I have a valid UAE driving license which U-Haul accepts for renting(I hope since my license is both in Arabic and English), so I can handle the rental myself if you want me to. I just need someone with a valid US license to do the actual driving. As an international student I'm not legally allowed to drive in Ohio on a foreign license and honestly don't want to risk getting pulled over, so I need a hand behind the wheel.

It's a super short trip, maybe an hour total including loading and unloading. I'll cover the full U-Haul rental cost and gas, and can pay $10-15 for your time. Would need to be sometime around May 6th or 7th.

If you can help or know someone who can, please DM me. Really appreciate it 🙏