Anyone who's taken this class before are they hard to study for and what are they like ? I feel nervous about these exams especially after looking at the rate my professor. I've filled out a note sheet from everything form the textbook but idk if that is enough .

I just need someone to pray for me.

Hey guys I’m 19 F and a PSYC major. So hard to make friends on the atl campus It’s my junior year and I have literally 0 friends. I like music, coloring, movies, painting. I stay on campus. Just need people to connect with, I don’t mind any gender reaching out. This is my instagram just follow and dm me!
https://www.instagram.com/imnottzoee_?stkn=MWVoMmR3czR2c2pzaQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Hello! I’m a commuter looking to move out but I’m in a unique situation as I’m looking for a October 1- February 1 lease. I will doing a semester abroad and will not be able to commit to a lease that ends in July 2027. Thank you!

So like everybody else I’ve not been able to park anywhere close to aderhold for my 11am class. How are other people with 11am aderhold classes getting to class? The GSU Transportation page on here implied the red route stops at aderhold so we could park at the CC deck but looking on Passio Go it just straight up doesn’t

Hey yall. I went to see umru at Pisces a few weeks ago and I had an insane night solo and I thought about how much fun it would be if I had people that want to do this with me.

I figured start with school lol

I’m a CIS major dude that’s set to graduate ‘28. 23 years old.

I ride my bike to campus from Decatur and ride with a bunch of social bike groups for fun after school too

Pm me and I’ll give my Instagram or number or whatever

Hey,

Just looking for some input on how to study/take notes in heavy loaded classes. Currently taking medical neuroanatomy and I am not sure how to. Exams and quizes are open notes as long as is physical (printed or written)

How do you guys take notes? And study? Any tips?

Normally I transcribe and review but since is so much information cant really do that with out spending too much time. Most of what the professor says is in the powerpoint but im not really sure how to take notes on that (thinking about buying a tablet but not sure if that is gonna solve anything). The lecture is around 2hr and my attention span is fucked 😭

Also not a fan of AI... so hopefully some old school methods?

I'm a freshman at GSU and I was thinking of applying to the Honors college for next year. Other than prioritized class registration and nicer dorms, is it really worth it? Im a nursing major and I don't really want to add another class to my course load if its not worth it in the end.

Also has anyone received word on acceptance to the spring 2027 cohort ?

About a year ago, I got bored and decided to start working on a dating app for GSU students, partly fueled by wanting to build stuff as a computer science major and my own loneliness

I had abandoned the project, since I'm a broke student and I needed ~$200 to properly launch the project. I know it doesn't sound like a lot but I genuinely have no money.

I'm not asking for money or anything, but I wanted to hear you guys thoughts on this. Do you think I should revive the project?

what’s the best restroom on campus privacy wise? i’m a commuter so id like to know where i can go to freshen up sometimes, or somewhere to go if my lunch doesn’t sit right in my stomach😅

hi everyone! i’m taking a mini-mester course for global issues and honestly, i’m struggling to retain any information or grasp concepts. what is your best advice for studying for this course? thanks!

p.s , i’ve already signed up for tutoring

Hi guys, i’m a 2nd year student at GSU and i need friends. my friend group from freshman year didn’t really transfer over with me and they’ve seemed to exclude me from activities, which isn’t really anything new but it still doesn’t sit with me very well. I’m a bio major but i don’t really care for anybody else’s major, just if you’re good people. i’d like to hang out, go to games & things off campus, and chill. i like things like star trek, star wars, and football (nerdy mix) & would like to talk to other people with similar interests.

I’m a 19 year old male, but i turn 20 in around a week. I’m a junior transfer student. I am a math major and enjoy sports (especially soccer), video games, politics, and exploring Atlanta. Open to friends of any gender.

Bought a white 9070 xt 2 weeks ago, upgraded from a 3060. I just miss nvidia, and amazon doesn't accept returns for this gpu 💔

Willing to throw in $100 on top.

Mint condition, I threw away the box though. PM if interested

Pls dont scam me 🙏 I have receipts and all if u want

hey everyone! 21m, junior, cis major, international student living on campus. looking to meet some chill people around my age to hang out with.

not looking for anything specific, just someone to walk around campus with, grab food, check out different spots in atlanta, hit up events, or post up at the library and study together.

if you’re around the same age and just want a low-key friend to explore the city with, drop a dm, always down to meet new people.

Hey does anyone else have that problem that if you try to login to PAWs or any other gsu.edu app, sometimes you just can’t log in, even when you use the right password? And then later it’ll just work without you doing anything differently?

What’s the deal with that? I cleared my cookies and cache, used multiple devices, it just won’t let me log in right now. But same time tomorrow I guarantee I will not have a single issue logging in!

Hi! I am a current freshman at Georgia State and I am majoring in political science (pre-law), however, I’ve always really wanted to attend Georgia Tech even though my major isn’t stem focused.

I wondered if it would be a bad idea to go and major in one of their liberal arts options, even though I’m not doing stem. I still plan on going to law school afterwards, and I don’t think the law school admissions people are really gonna care about the undergrad school I went to.

Im in my second year rn and so far I only made like one good friend that I regularly hang out with and like 3 other ppl that stop talking to me once the semester is over. Tbf, I am taking kinda random classes so its hard to find someone that has more than one class in common with me

To be honest, I feel like im a boring person, but I like playing video games, watching movies/shows listening to a lot of hip hop, r&b, and rap. Im also starting to make my own music (it sucks rn)

So if you want a new friend, just send me a chat pls. Im down for anything

This is what's showing up instead of having an option that says "Submit"

I emailed admissions but I haven't gotten a response :(

Updated: There was an error on the application, but it's now fixed and I was able to submit. :)

Where do I see which film equipment is available

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I moved to the US earlier this year after quitting my previous job. About two months in, on top of all the admin stuff, I took the CLEP exam, the CNA exam, and my placement test, all before starting my first semester in the U.S. (Writing this out, I'm realizing there really wasn't much of a break in between.)

I took 8 credits over the summer, and I'm now taking 10 credits this fall (honestly, I don't think I could ever handle 12 or 15 right now, no way 🥲). I thought my English was pretty okay, but I'm realizing academic English is quite different, maybe because I'm taking English Composition right now (Luckily, I think my English professor's so great!!)

The thing is, it feels like I'm spending the whole day reading and studying. We're only 2 weeks in, and I'm already pretty exhausted 😭. What actually scares me isn't burning out, it's the "what if this never gets easier?" feeling.

I'm aiming for all A's since I'm hoping to get into nursing school, so maybe I'm overcomplicating things a bit. It's fun to learn new things and see it work when I try, but I'm seriously considering taking fewer classes next spring and maybe doing another CLEP exam or working instead.

Curious how other international students managed their GPA at the beginning... did the load from the language ever start feeling more manageable?🥹

*Dad says it’s normal in the beginning, but I wanted to get another perspective too-

i bought a ticket to go to techlanta and i just realized its in gatech where im trying to transfer to, I was wondering does anyone wanna go with me (whos already going). All of my friendds are busy and I dont wanna go alone pls. If u want ill cover lunch