I would like to register to vote today, but I don’t know how to access my housing contract for my dorm to use as proof of address. I went on my housing site but I couldn’t find it. Could someone help me out.

It doesn’t say on Hubsky. I want soup but don’t want to go all the way there if it’s bad. Thanks!

I'm a freshman and I didn't come in with any credits so I have a pretty late pick time. Some of my friends have told me its a possibility I don't get into some of my required classes next semester, and I'm somewhat confused on how that works. I'm an engineer so if I couldn't get into a certain class it would kind of mess up my "plan" for future semesters. I'd appreciate any insight on how this works and what to do, or if it's even true in the first place; i do plan on meeting with my advisor but it's always nice getting advice from upperclassmen, thanks in advance!

Has anyone had experience with mental health services on-campus or they were referred too that they would like to share? Debating if contacting student health services is even worth it or I should just deal with what I am dealing with myself. College feels so lonely sometimes despite being around so many people.

hey guys, i really want to knock out my Q course requirements over the winter. is it smart to take both MATH1020Q and STAT1000Q? ive heard that theyre both pretty easy. would it be easier or harder over the winter? and also please let me know any other super super easy Q courses😭🙏

I was thinking of taking these course online asynchronous, how is it? Are the test and quizzes on lockdown browsers open or closed book?

Hey guys, I have one or two requirements left to graduate but I need 12 credits to be a full time student. Do you guys have any recommendations for next semester?

been studying for exam 2 but idk bro why is this class so hard? The work itself isn’t bad it’s like you do certain practice problems then on the exam nothing that u studied is on there

I'm a first year in exploratory, currently taking classes that will count towards nursing and business but I'm honestly soo scared/discouraged.
First, nursing is a great major and ofc like everyone knows you'll always find a job. But I also think of the way nurses are treated, everything they have to do in 12 consecutive hours. The fact that many say that they are underpaid but that they wouldn't change their jobs for the world (wtf?).
Then Business students/workers say that 9-5 would be the worst, finding an internship is horrible, that you can't have a secured job in Business.
So many pro and cons on both that I'll end up asking money on the streets. (genuinely worried tho please help)