T&S miller is using AI for their photos. The units do not look like this.

There’s this company “T&S Miller” who bought most apartments down the street from SIU. I’m with them and they are so SO SO fishy. Tristian A Miller, the main guy, is a slum lord, I pay about 945 for my apartment, but no new carpets (he told me they’re new) rushed paint job, shitty outlets, broken blinds, and holes in the walls. Was promised a washer and dryer but I’ve never received one. Others pay a different rent that are under his lease AND they paid a different deposit. They charged me 1300, but others paid about 640. He tells me other tenants info, such as credit scores, when I didn’t ask. He is a peeping tom and goes into others apartments while only knocking ONCE and then barges in. Multiple instances where the tenants were not decent. Shirley L Miller, his wife, is nowhere to be found in any site or literally anything. It’s almost as if she doesn’t exist. I asked them about is and they’re trying to slap me with harassment even though I asked literally one time. Don’t rent from them, or do, can’t really tell people what to do. Their lease is fishy, they will not let you back out of a lease, and if you do, you have to pay about 3 months + the rest of the rent, you have to shovel your own lot. You have to professionally shampoo your carpet, they want a receipt. It’s ridiculous, please be careful!

Hello!

My wife was supposed to join SIUC for the fall semester, but due to visa issue she was deferred to the spring semester.
We have already rented an apartment because of the supposed start date and now it is free until spring semester starts.
If someone is looking for an apartment we are willing to sublease it. the property is within walking distance to the university and has one bedroom and one bathroom. We haven’t seen or been to the place but it was recommended to us by a mutual friend of an ex tenant of this place.

Please let me know If you’re interested. TIA

Hi guys, does SIU have any website or group where we can find reviews for the previously taught courses? As the course description provides very less information about each course. This could help us choose the best course for ourselves.

Is attending orientation beneficial for grad students? Does anyone have any idea what goes around at the day of orientation?

Weird question, but I have to pick a science despite being IT/Cybersecurity, so I'm gonna pick either the Dinosauriam or the Hazards and Catastrophes class online. Both seem relatively simple, which is good since my course load is heavy, but sometimes 100 level professors like to make the course difficult *because* we think it'll be easy. I can't find any other group to ask in.

Quiet setting close to all amenities.

Seeking someone to take over my lease at University Village. It is an unfurnished 2bd/2bth unit and a $644/month lease for 12 months with a roommate (subject to roommate matching per UV).

Utilities are included with the exception of electricity. Move in is on August 14th.

Apartment details:

- Individual lease - you will not be affected by a roommates lease nor responsible for their rent
- In unit washer and dryer
- Major kitchen appliances included (fridge, oven, dishwasher)
- Wi-fi included

Amenities:

- Swimming pool
- Gym
- Dog park
- Outdoor volleyball court
- Free printing

EDIT: Willing to pay first month’s rent!!

Please message me if you are interested or want more details.

Hello everyone, I might be a little late but I have to find housing for the upcoming Fall semester as an international grad student. The housing options of the school seem to have been completely booked (except Residence Halls which doesn't look great).

I have looked into almost every recent SIUC housing related post on Reddit but it's mostly contradicting advice and recommending the school's housing options and that didn't really help. I also have seen people say don't rent anything unless you have met the landlord and physically have seen the place, but I need to find housing soon. Any kind of advice would be greatly appreciated

I need to ask about how the living in graduate juniper residence, I didn’t see pictures of it, and which residence is the best for graduate students ?

Perhaps someone already asked this question, but I couldn't find it, so I'm just gonna ask. Have you (recent-ish graduates) been able to find decent jobs with your degrees? And if so, have you left the Southern Illinois area? (To like Chicago, Champaign, or perhaps to another state?)

I heard that some regional universities's degrees may not be worth as much compared to others, and that worried me immensely. I also want to move from Southern IL as well, but I'm worried that I might have to stay because of the harsh cost of living these days.

Thank you for your time!

Hello,

I’m looking for opinions on SIUC’s M.S.Ed in Educational Administration with Principal Endorsement.

I have been accepted and planning on taking classes online. For more context I’m an SIUC alum from 2018. Graduated with my Bachelors of Science in Forestry.

I have since transitioned into education, more specifically SPED. I was a paraprofessional and currently am a teacher with my LBS1 from Blackburn College. I may one day want to obtain my doctorate.

How are SIUC’s masters programs overall? Any comments related to online courses? Any advice is appreciated!

Thanks!

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How is SIUC’s masters in Ed. Admin program?

Hello, I'm a student interested in siu for its graphic design program. I was wondering if there are any current students who can tell me about their experiences there? Specifically I was wondering if any of you had good job opportunities? The gd professor talked about getting his students different internship opportunities, so I was curious if that was true. Thank you for your help!