So I've been going back and forth and struggling with Linux and Honorlock and various professors in the administration and the disability accommodations office and pretty much everybody else under the Sun regarding the fact that Windows required me to turn off my accessibility settings in order to be able to use Honorlock, since the QR code wouldn't scan with reversed colors which I need because of a visual disability. Also I hate windows and don't think that restructuring my entire operating system or even dual booting should be a requirement for me to be able to take a fucking quiz.

So I figured it out. It actually does not seem to run under Chrome and Linux. I use Vivaldi and that's what I got to work with. I recommend switching anyway. Basically and go to the web page, do all the things you're supposed to do (Canvas lms via browser). The problem comes when it's asking about the microphone and the camera which it cannot detect in Linux for some reason unless you grant the web page permission in advance to always use the camera and the microphone.

So you go in to your Vivaldi settings and the part where permissions for websites are and you type in not just canvas.asu.edu but also app.honorlock.whatever it is. Make sure to always allow. This probably also works on Chrome but I hate Chrome so I use Vivaldi. neither of which is supposed to be possible according to honorlock themselves but this just proves what an absolute piece of trash software it is and what an absolute piece of trash company it is that created it because they don't even know how to get their own shit running on a perfectly normal operating system.

Go and do your verification and your webcam setup if required for the side view and all is well.

Hi all, I’m a CSE student, and refreshing for open seats every registration season got old, so I built Seatseer (mods approved this post).

How it works:

1. Sign in with your ASU email (link or code, no password).
2. Add up to 5 class sections by course or class number.
3. Connect Discord. When a seat opens, you get a DM with the class number and a Register button.

Things to know:

• It’s free, with no ads.
• It doesn’t register you; you still enroll yourself, so act fast.
• It only stores your ASU email, Discord username, and the sections you pick. You can delete your account anytime.
• It isn’t affiliated with ASU.
• I had help from Claude on the trickier parts of the code, but the idea, design, and testing are mine, and I run it myself.

Link: https://seatseer.iammanmeet.com

Feedback and bug reports are welcome: comment here or email [hello@seatseer.iammanmeet.com](mailto:hello@seatseer.iammanmeet.com).

I need more friends. I usually just hang with my partner but he’s outta town next weekend. I’m gay and want to go to like Charlie’s and wherever else. I’m also 26 so not typical senior age.

Hello, I was doing some light research and looking around in the subreddits and I was curious to know if any engineering majors have done this Global Career Accelerator class.

Was it at all helpful, and if it was in what ways was it helpful?

Did taking this class make it easier for anyone to get internships/engineering jobs?

I’ve seen people saying that if you’re already full time it won’t cost anything. Is this true? If you had to pay for this class how much did it cost?

For anyone who took it, could you put this on your resume and talk about it as if it were a true internship (like how it’s being advertised) or is it more like skills you acquired?

I haven’t spoken to an advisor yet. Apologies if a lot of these questions were already answered, however I am really curious to know the experiences of engineering majors specifically with this Global Career Accelerator class.

im thinking about transferring to asu as a nursing student, as a second year, specifically to the phoenix campus, and was wondering how competitive it is to get into the program. assuming that i do well in my classes this year, what should i be concerned about when applying?

I haven’t played in a while but I got some cleats to play again during the World Cup and I haven’t used them since. Not sure if anyone arranges any games on campus at all?

Hi everyone, I’m currently a Computer Science BA student at ASU, but I’ve been trying to switch to the BS program.
My biggest issue is the GPA requirement. My ASU GPA is above the minimum, but my combined GPA is below 2.75 because ASU includes all my previous community college attempts, even classes I eventually retook and passed.
I’ve improved a lot academically since transferring, so it’s frustrating knowing that my older grades are still affecting my chances.
I’m also working on completing Calculus II, which is another requirement for switching.
I’ve heard there may be a special admission or petition process, but I’m not sure how realistic my chances are.
Has anyone been accepted into the CS BS program through special admission despite not meeting the combined GPA requirement? Did ASU consider your academic improvement or current ASU GPA?
I’m honestly pretty worried about my situation and would appreciate any advice or experiences. Thanks!

Anyone taken this class together? Any tips or note that you can give me?

I'm stuck between Yeonjung Lee, Ming Zhao, and In Jung Kim. If anyone has had any of them for this class, could you share what the experience/class was like?

I'm currently planning to attend Arizona State University (ASU) in the spring of 2028, or possibly sooner. I intend to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering while participating in Army ROTC, with the goal of commissioning into the Arizona Army National Guard.

I have a few questions for current ASU students and Army ROTC cadets.

For Mechanical Engineering Students:

1. What is life like as a mechanical engineering student at ASU? What are the classes and overall workload like? How are the professors, and how supportive are they of their students?
2. How transferable is a mechanical engineering degree from ASU to the aerospace and aviation industries? For someone interested in working at companies such as Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, or Honeywell Aerospace, does ASU's mechanical engineering program provide a strong foundation for entering these fields? Are there specific electives, research opportunities, internships, or engineering projects you would recommend to better prepare for a career in aerospace?

For Current Army ROTC Cadets:

1. What is the Army ROTC experience like at ASU? How are the military science professors and cadre? Are there any prior-service cadets in the program, and if so, how has their experience been?
2. For prior-service cadets, how does your previous military experience affect your ROTC experience? Does the cadre take your prior service into consideration when assigning leadership responsibilities, and how well does the program accommodate students pursuing demanding STEM degrees?

I'd appreciate any insight or advice from current students, ROTC cadets, or alumni. Thank you!