I’m not taking classes this summer, but I will be working part time on campus. Does anyone know what I’d still have access to during the summer? Specifically things like Club Downunder events, ASLC, the gym, or other campus facilities.
hi guys!! i’m an upcoming freshman planning to live on campus next year. i literally just committed and sent in my deposit last week because i was waiting on a lot of other schools. i am kinda scared abt the housing bc my # is in the 5000’s due to me just filling it out… and im just trying to figure out how bad my place really is. has anyone had a super high housing # but still ended up in a nice place? or does it mean im automatically in salley? any tips or advice or rly anything would rly help, ty ty!!!
OH also, dont rly know if this matters or not but i am probally opting for random roommate assignment
I applied to PhD in Accounting program at FSU. They took substantial time to take decision. Eventually, they did not call me for an interview. After around 4 months later of application, I was able to know that they are not interested in my profile. They let me know only after I sent an email to the PhD coordinator. The application portal still shows "under review". Totally disgusting experience. If they informed me in December, I perhaps would apply somewhere else.
Students with jobs: is your job hiring? Do you recommend it? Are your coworkers cool/chill?
Staying for summer C and need a job. Good year round availability! Let me know :)
With move-out right around the corner, a lot of people end up tossing perfectly good stuff or scrambling to sell things last minute.
I built something for this exact situation — it’s called Thriftly. It’s a marketplace just for FSU students where you can buy and sell directly with each other.
People have been using it a lot for clothes, furniture, dorm stuff, etc.
Figured I’d share since it might actually help some of you make money back or find cheap stuff before you leave.
If you’ve got stuff sitting around your place right now, it’s probably worth listing 👍
Hey everyone, unfortunately my bike was stolen today at the C.K. Steele Plaza (main bus terminal) while I was waiting for my bus. I had it leaned against a pillar and was sitting in the seats right across from it, but someone managed to grab it the moment I looked away.
It’s a Black and White Cannondale Synapse (Size 56cm). I’ve already filed a report with TPD (Case # [2026-65147]), but I’m hoping the community can keep an eye out.
Is anyone here going to the BTS concert on Day-1? I don’t even know if it’s allowed to ask here, but if you are going, drop a comment below.
Hi, can anyone share their experience working for FSU ITS or getting an internship from FSU? Like IT Specialist, Technician, IT Support Assistant, etc.
Does anyone know some good, less crowded bathroom spots around campus for a peaceful dump?
Hi everyone,
I'm going into my senior year this fall, and I will be in Tallahassee over the summer working a finance job and possibly taking a class or two. Unfortunately I don't turn 21 till late summer but I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations as to some other cool or fulfilling things to do here this summer before I get super busy and then move away indefinitely after graduation...
Hello, I'm a rising senior and I'm trying to get into genetics, but I've never been able to, I'm a biochemistry major and need it to graduate. Does anybody have any information on if any sections will open up?
I am trying to read up on the field placement requirements for the MSW program at FSU. I see that the college of social work does not offer night/weekend field placements and they need to be completed during regular business hours.
Does this apply to any agency you complete your field placement at even if they do offer evening and weekend hours?
Just trying to see how I plan on balancing the program while working, any insight of previous experience would be appreciated!
Thank you!
im currently in ENC 2135 and i know it’s quite late in the semester lol but there is no clear attendance policy in the syllabus, but the prof takes attendance every class.
i vaguely remember them mentioning something at the start of the semester (?) but it was quite brief and not entirely clear. i have almost a perfect grade in the class and i do all of my assignments on time.
however, im worried that my not so amazing attendance will cause my grade to tank or even cause me to fail. if anyone knows something please comment, i’d really appreciate it because i’m quite stressed.
Hey this is my first post on here so I apologize in advance if this has been asked before. I am finishing my first year here at fsu as a chemical engineering major and honestly the school has been great, both the main campus and the engineering school. The only problem is paying for rent is a head ache and even though I have my tuition covered , I still have to take out loans and work part time to afford rent because my parents can’t help.
My question is , is it smart to continue to take out loans simply for living expenses even though the school is nice or transfer to UCF were I could live rent free as I originally from there?
I’m in honors and have a number in the 2000s, it might be around 2200 iirc. I found a roommate in the 4000s. Would we end up in landis or jennie murphree, if not, where? I’m trying to figure out if I should go random roommate and have a better chance of a better dorm but potentially have a crappy roommate, or just have a roommate I already have asked questions etc, but potentially end up rooming elsewhere.
Anyone with any experience honors in the 4000s ? Did you get landis? Thank you!!!
Hi, I was wondering if anyone can share their experience as an Instructor for an engage 100? I am trying to decide whether or not it's worth staying in the summer to take the required peer instructor course.
Ok so, I was admitted for FSU for Fall 2026, issue is I started for my first semester with a D+ in AP Precalc. I was sent a warning about it and submitted my senior statement and grades and after a couple of days it was approved.
Now, I had a final in my school worth 10% of my overall grade and I completely flunked it. Getting a 17% or something like that which lowers my overall grade back down to a 67%. I’m so upset. I don’t know what to do. I was so excited to attend and my grades and stuff they all started to look up. I’ve put so much hard work. My teachers all suck and these are all college courses. All of my other current grades are A’s and 2 B’s and these classes are all APs and DEs. I also got in for humanities so it’s not like I’m taking stem. Do you all think there’s a possibility of me being rescinded? I just feel like I’ve lost all hope and genuinely I don’t know what to do. This class has been so disorganized the entire year and the teacher sucks at teaching it. I’ve never had issues with math till this year although it’s my first time in an AP math. I did honors previous years and ended with an A+. I’ve never even gotten a C in a single class before. I put in so much work but it feels like it’s gotten me nowhere, especially for this class. I’ve sacrificed every aspect of free time in my life only for this to happen to me. Sorry if it sounds like I’m venting I’m just really upset
I feel like people come to FSU for the school and don't think much about Tally at first. But then something about the city starts to click - a spot, a seasonal vibe, the food scene, the community. What's the thing about Tallahassee that you didn't care about initially but now you'd genuinely miss if you left? What makes this town more than just where FSU happens to be?
Does anyone have an idea of when these will be lifted for the Fall courses? Literally every single discussion for this course I’m attempting to add has reserve caps for new student orientation, but the lectures are open for everyone (but it can’t be added to the schedule without the DSC section, so I don’t get the point).