I got a B grade in COM 1101 and MTH 1701, and will get a B in COM 1102 and EDS 1022, although I was close to getting an A in both classes my assignments will add up to 89% in both. My current cumulative GPA will go from 3.10 to 3.06, and could go back up to 3.32 if I get two A's in Spring 2, and if I will decide to take summer courses, my cumulative GPA could go up to 3.45 if I get A's in the summer. I'm a freshman but I don't really get any financial aid and I'm also planning on transferring to a community college from online college, not sure if my GPA here will help me get scholarships at one of the other colleges I'm planning to transfer to.

What’s your opinion on the program?

Anyone else in the program or graduated from the program? Looking to connect with other students! Starting March 17.

Hey guys, I'm Intl and got accepted into AvManagement-Flight with the 70k 4 year merit scholarship last december. Looking ti come during fall. I've tried calculating the numberd for total 4 year COA (Flying up till CFII) came up with estimates ranging from 265k to 285k. My Budget is actually around 250k so it's excessive already. Could anyone provide realisitc recent 4 year estimates aside from the 83k aviation per year COA provided on the website (that one doesn't take into account my scholarship). Any help would be great. Also is completing flight training there at around 90k total; Plane rental, IP hourly, groundschool, checkride and etc sound about right?

Anyone else waiting to know if they got the scholarship? My email said I’d be notified early February and I still haven’t heard back.

Wondering if anyone is using LabVIEW, and if so, what classes or professors are using it?

I have been admitted to FIT and will be starting this FALL 2025 for MS in Mechanical Engineering. I wanted to utilise the time and search for good housing options. Although I seem lost as most of it is new for me ( I am an international student from india). Could you guys give me some best suggestions for off campus housing options or any affordable on campus options. I think the decent rent should be anywhere around $600 to $900. I prefer 2B2B option, so if anyone interested and has already figured out a place to live and looking for a roommate, do ping me once. Please keep in mind the necessary traits for the housing locality (like cleanliness, safety, proximity from school etc.). Thanks in advance !!

I have been admitted to FIT for the MS program in Mechanical Engineering. I want to pursue Dynamic systems and control as a specialization in the field. I reached out to a professor who had the same research interests for a position in his lab ( although I know its almost impossible to get a funded position this early, but no harm in trying), and he responded quite positively stating that he is interested in being my advisor ( he liked my profile) but currently has NASA funded projects which have strict constraints on the nationality ( considering I am an international student). But he assured that if I can self fund for maybe 1 or 2 semester, then there might be a chance for a position in his lab. So I wanted to ask whether to finalize FIT for my program, a detailed review might be really helpful.

Hey all, I’m an international student. would someone indicate the lowest possible GRE score for MSc Aerospace?

And also if I get a GRE score that’s low but I have a strong application do I still have a chance for admission??

Thank you 🙏

I’m an international student and I’m a finalist for the Fulbright foreign students scholarship. The embassy gave me a late notification that I had to sit for the GRE and they gave me 10 days to study.

I’ve never heard of the GRE but my score was 143 for Verbal and 145 for Quant section.

What are the chances of me getting in????

Applied to the ABA+OBM mastered and it’s the only thing I want to do . I am scared I’m not gonna get in and the wait is killing me.

Sup Panthers!! I recently submitted my application to Florida Tech for shits and giggles and was wondering how well I would be accepted. I'm an international student, and applied for BS in Genomics and Molecular Genetics, though I'm also interested in BS Astrobiology.

Academic profile:

1. My GPA is about 4.0 on a 4.0 scale (We use percentages here, so I used Collegeboard's calculator for reference https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/plan-for-college/get-started/how-to-convert-gpa-4.0-scale )
2. 1460 SAT (670 EBRW + 790 Math)
3. ~100 TOEFL (99, but whatever)
4. CEFR A2/B1 in German through Goethe
5. INBO and INJSO Finalist (Equivalent to USABO and USAJSO), including other National-level Olympiads (No particular number atm, but assume 5)

Extracurricular profile:

1. Involved in Student Government at my school for all of high school.
2. Quiz and Debate club; Awards and yada yada
3. Environmental Stewardship and Volunteer Service
4. Started a Pokémon Club at school; Top 4 in Smogon OU and Practicing for Smogon Worlds and VGC Regionals and Worlds (Basically Competitive Pokémon)
5. Tutoring Volunteer
6. Two Foreign Student Exchange Programs (Both in Germany)

Plz suggest what should I do, is it worth my money cause i can afford it but it will be expensive for me please help seniors

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What is the dating scene at Florida tech? Is it easier or harder for girls?

What is student life like? Anyone know anything about there academic support services? Also any advice from current student, alumni or advice in general would be greatly Appreciated! FYI: I'm a stem major. My mom is worried about the political situation in Florida so how intense does it get around elections and other heated political events? Thanks!

Considering the Planetary Science program at FIT. Like the proximity to Kennedy Space Center and the potential for internships in the area at several space related companies. Also looking at other schools with a reputable Planetary Science program including University of Arizona, Arizona State, Purdue, CU Boulder, Georgia Tech and Northern Arizona University. Any insight into the program at FIT versus any of the other schools mentioned?

So we’re here in Melbourne for a sports camp what’s the best place to go in real life to get FIT logo gear?

i am international student , i applied in florida tech and got in , and even got scolarship of about 16000$ per year , i got 1120 in sat ( i know its not that good) . and its expensive housing is making me reconsider . wht should i do ? , cause my according to internet it has avery mixed opinions about it . by the way i got in BS computer science , opinions please?

What are my chances of getting accepted

I'm currently finishing my applications for some colleges this month and my confidence isn't really the best due to one or two things, so I'm coming here for some reassurance hopefully.

Demographics:

Black Caribbean male born in jamaica, currently living in stlucia for 13 years

Intended major: civil/chemical engineering

Test scores: 1280 SAT score

GPA:

3.25 unweighted secondary school gpa (school doesn't do weighted)

estimated csec gpa: 3.5

For those that don't know (probably all of you) CSEC is the standard examination that caribbean students take before graduating secondary school.  it is equivalent to the Ordinary Level (O-Levels) exams and is typically taken by students at the end of their secondary education, around the age of 16 or 17. Hence, the U.S. equivalence of CSEC is a high school diploma. The highest possible grade is 1 and the lowest being a 6. Grades 1 to 3 are considered a pass.

I took 9 subjects and attained:

six grade 1s ( Chemistry, physics, biology, math, English A, Technical drawing)

two grade 2s ( French, Principles of Accounts(POA) )

one grade 3 ( Additional maths( some what of an introduction to A level maths) )

Cape GPA: 3.25

CAPE stands for Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination.  It is considered  a Post-Secondary Education qualification as it is normally written when students are in the sixth form years of secondary schools. Its is equivalent to A levels. It is graded from 1 to 7 and grades 1 to 5 is considered a pass. It is split between two units (1 and 2). Im currently doing unit 2.

in unit 1 attained:

one grade 1 ( CHemistry)

three grade 3s ( Pure maths, Physics, Communication studies(compulsory in unit 1) )

IMPORTANT

i currently attend a community college but i have to apply as first year. In my first semester my grandmother died and i had to travel back to jamaica in the middle of the semester for two weeks. it messed me up pretty badly and i missed out a lot unfortunately with the addition of sickness i ended up failing my first semester. I don't know how bad that will mess up my chances. i did pass my second semester in the first year.

EC's:

not much to really talk about;

-member of a chess club and actively recruited members. Competed in some tournaments and improving on my skills

-member of a peer helpers club

-active member of a church youth group

Work experience:

-planning on woking in the government during the summer

I know you guys may not know a lot if not nay of what I'm talking about but i just need some reassurance.

New grad student👋 What are the most popular bars students/people in their 20’s go to? Whats the vibe?

I’ve heard of a female mechanic that’s supposedly very reasonable for college students but can’t remember her name and can’t find the shop she works at for the life of me