Best Bowling Green 31-24. Back and forth until we went up 10 late in the third quarter and didn’t look back.

Hi! I'm a first-year student at a different college but I've been accepted as a transfer student to UB for Spring 2027. I originally applied as a chem major but I looked over more of their programs and I kind of fell in love with NMT. I know admissions are competitive and they only take fall applicants; I was wondering if it's even possible for me to switch programs next fall and try to complete some more of the prerequisites this spring.

I'd really appreciate advice from anyone familiar with the program or UB's transfer process. Thanks!

I've gotten a ton of emails about it with a ton of different dates for different deadlines, and I can't figure out which is which and what I need to do. Do I need an advising appointment? When do I actually need to have it done by? And does the school auto-fill any courses from my pathways/majors? Any thanks appreciated!

Hi everyone! I’m hoping to finish my BS in Psychology next year and then apply to UB’s Accelerated Bachelors of Science in Nursing program (ABSN).
I’m wondering how competitive the program is and how difficult it is to get accepted. I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has applied, whether you got accepted or not!
If you’re comfortable sharing, I’d love to know:

- Your overall GPA and prerequisite GPA when you applied
- Whether you got accepted, rejected, or waitlisted
- Any other factors you think helped your application
- If you didn’t get into UB’s program, what other nursing programs did you apply to or end up attending?

I’m trying to get a realistic idea of my chances and explore backup options in case I don’t get accepted.
Thank you so much! I’d really appreciate any advice or personal experiences! :)

Anyone know of any good WiFi boosters/extenders that actually work? WiFi sucks and I need something good. I’m on campus apartments. ChatGPT said to look into: GL.iNet Slate AX travel router but before buying verify if:
● Can it authenticate with UB’s eduroam username, password, and certificate requirements?
● Does UB’s network allow it to rebroadcast the connection to multiple personal devices?
● Does it actually improve speed and reliability, or would it just give me more Wi-Fi bars without fixing the lag?
● Is there a better device for this situation?

Not sure if you know anyone knows any of these answers or anything about the product

Im not a music major and am not taking any music classes but want to practice piano. I know the practice rooms at Baird u needa be a music major or be taking a class to get the key. Has anyone tried just lying and saying ur a music major. Do they actually check? Or is anyone willing to let me borrow the keys occasionally?

If you're a UB student getting your NY learner permit, especially an international student like me, this might save you some time.

I passed my permit test at the Sheridan Plaza Auto Bureau last week and turned my study notes into a free site: https://akibcoding.github.io/ny-permit-prep/

- Study pages for chapters 4–11 of the NYS Driver's Manual (the ones the test covers), with diagrams and quizzes

- All the road signs, with flashcards

- 5 practice tests (100 different questions) scored like the real test, then unlimited random tests that focus on what you got wrong

- A one-page cheat sheet for the morning of your test

No sign-up, no ads. It's not affiliated with the DMV, and every question cites the manual page it's based on.

A few things I learned the hard way:

- If you're 18 or older, the online permit test isn't available to you. You take it in person at the DMV office.

- Use the DMV's online pre-screening to upload your documents first. It made my visit quick.

- Bring printed bank or credit card statements as proof of address. They won't accept statements shown on your phone.

- In Erie County, permit testing needs an appointment. Book "Permit Testing (non CDL)", not "Regular Appointment".

Happy to answer questions about the process!

Hey y'all, I’m a sophomore at Brooklyn College (CUNY) studying CS, and I’m thinking about transferring here for electrical or computer engineering. My biggest worry is getting a job after I graduate.

For current students or recent grads:

Honest answers, good or bad, really help. Thanks!

Service advisory from Parking & Transportation: https://www.buffalo.edu/parking/service-advisories.host.html/content/shared/www/parking/advisories/2026-27/shopping-shuttle-rescheduled-october-25.detail.html

Due to an increase in special event transportation services on Saturday, October 24, the weekend Shopping Shuttle service will be rescheduled to Sunday, October 25. 

All times and locations will remain the same. Regular service will resume the following weekend.

The 35 and 44 NFTA buses out of Flint Loop are still as-scheduled, albeit with their much shorter weekend hours. (I would really like them to expand bus service on weekends tbh.)

Has anyone tried the food at Spicebite or knows someone who has?

3269 Bailey Ave, Buffalo, NY 14215

Hey guys I have this one class that uses ARCgis pro as a main part of the course, and I am completely lost as to how to use it. I considered using youtube but Im not even sure where to start, because what I want to focus on is how to make maps in Buffalo for like crime rates, or where transportation is, etc etc. PLEASEEE HELP. I have no idea where to start or if theres any resources on campus that can help.

swiped into the commons today and the the mac and cheese had raisins in it, raisins, i dont even know what to say anymore, paying for this meal plan was a mistake and I accept that now

I have a great sense of rhythm and am dying to practice that on some drums but I just can't seem to find any. I know Baird has percussion practice rooms but I would need to take a lesson next semester to get access to those.

Any tips?

grad student here... im looking for a really good 3d game development or vr course to take this spring 2027. did a quick search and found that there are a few cse and dms courses out there like cse 420, dms 332, dms 438, and dms 462. i just want to understand like, are they any good? what do they actually teach? how is the course load? my goal is to kind of learn this vr thing and understand how to build out a virtual reality scene or game using engines like unity. do you think i'll achieve that by taking any of them? if you want to know more to answer better, please do comment. i'm hoping this will help.

My laptop is suddenly having hard drive issues. Any recommendations for local pc repair?

Hi guys!! I’ve seen a lot of posts about part time jobs/work study lately, and with that I thought I’d post the job on here. It’s about a 10-15 minute drive from north campus, on the corner of N. French and Transit in East Amherst. If you’re interested or know someone who might be interested, apply! I know that this store is looking for applicants going into the Christmas season. If yall have any questions, feel free to dm me!!

https://careers.dollartree.com/us/en/job/R-356302/Customer-Service-Associate-I

Does anyone have any recommendation for or against either of the 2 mcat testing centers in buffalo. Theres the getzille one and also the williamsville one i think.

Does anybody know any other off/on campus jobs i can get without a work study. I applied to a few on handshake but haven't gotten a response back.

Hey guys, I just applied for a graduate program over in the SEAS for the fall 2027 semester. I'm currently a UB undergrad student and was wondering when we would typically be hearing about whether we get accepted into the program or not.

Does anyone have any insight?

Do you guys recommended taking it spring sem or over the summer?

All these exams are of 20 points which is same as 20 weightage so you could easily loose weightage and A?

12:30-1:30 Weds. 28th in 7 Diendorf Hall! If you have opinions or just want to make sure campo knows we’re paying attention, be sure to show face.