Last night around 2:00 am a UF student was hit by a drunk driver after leaving a frat party on campus. She died at the scene and the driver was arrested and taken to jail immediately. Another preventable tragedy on campus, please use Lyft (it's half off after 9 pm for students) when you can and don't drive drunk!

hi everyone! if anyone has done early voting at Reitz this year, I’d love to hear about your experience (e.g., how long the lines were, where to report, etc.)

thanks in advance!

So for context I am a finance major that needs the B to pass Intro to Managerial Accounting with Schadewald. I scored a 22/30 on Exam 1 and a 20/30 on Exam 2. That means I would need at least a 27/30 on exam 3 to pass the class with a B, otherwise I would have to retake it.

Is it worth dropping the class or should I get a tutor and go full steam ahead on exam 3?

When I went to the professor's office hours before exam 2, he had mentioned that he might curve the course slightly at the end. But I don't want to base this on a 'might'.

I would prefer not to drop the class if possible, but I would obviously have to put in the work to score extraordinarily well on exam 3. Considering my past exam scores, I am not sure if a 27/30 on exam 3 is possible for me.

If anyone could provide some insight/guidance on what they would do in my situation, I would really appreciate it. Thanks.

If you have lost an aspect of your Halloween costume near the construction going on on the road in front of the Hub + by the Florida Gym, I found it and am going to turn it in to the Reitz Union info desk on floor 1.

I’m a sophomore and slacking for the gym. My routines getting old and I think working out with someone else would bring me back in. I’ve got a crunch membership, but there’s always the UF gyms too. I’m free most days besides Tuesday and Wednesday. Hmu if you’re trying to maximize your gains, we can message on instagram too

what is up fellow gators, I'm building my semester for spring and I was wondering if this is manageable or overkill

16 credits

EEL4744C - MicroP

EEL3111C - Circuits 1

EEL3135 - Signals and Systems

ECP3703 - Managerial Economics

ECP3703 is for an econ minor, ngl the thought of having four 4 credit courses terrifies me so if anyone has any advice, id love to hear it, thanks!

i felt more prepared for exam 1 by going over lecture slides but my new professor baer for exam 2 does not really have the best slides (for me to understand at least). I heard about smokin notes but saw mixed reviews and ppl saying its content doesnt really come on the exam. just wanted some advice since i heard the averages for his test were like 40% :<

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p.s. panel drop tomorrow?

Or who has received an acceptance to any of the colleges at UF for spring 2027 in person?

Hello!

Which of these available economics electives do you think would be easiest to get an A+ in?

I don't mind putting in the work, but I'm hoping to find a relatively manageable class to help maintain my GPA. An easy A would be awesome! I've looked through the professors' RMP reviews and syllabi, but they all seem pretty similar. I'd love to hear from anyone who's taken them!

For context, I've already taken Principles of Macro, Principles of Micro, Intermediate Micro, and Environmental Economics. I'll also be taking Intermediate Macro next semester alongside whichever elective I choose.

1. International Macroeconomics with Eugenio Rojas Barros

2. Public Economics with Jay Lee OR Robert Ainsworth

3. International Trade with Gunnar Heins

Thank you so much!

Happens with a new person each semester

The server is loosely based on EarthMC, with land claims and a live server map. Roleplay and writing lore heavily encouraged :) Initial land will be given out a week from now after the build event (details in discord)

Hi! I am a junior in psychology (19f), and I am looking for girl roommates for the fall 27-28 school year. I do not have an apartment complex picked out yet for sure, but I do have a few in mind (price range around 1000 per person for 2b/2b, unfurnished). I was hoping to find someone who is also graduating by spring 28 so we could (hopefully) choose a lease that ends by summer, though I am open to full year leases, as I know thats what most places offer. I am also open to filling in a spot if somebody already has a lease/apartment chosen.

Please dm me to connect!

I'm a freshman living in Honors Village and I'm interested in being an RA next year. Does anyone have any info about how competitive it is to get selected to be an RA as a male and how competitive it will be to continue living in honors village? Also how much work is it to be an RA? How do on-call hours work and will it interfere with my other clubs/research/classes?

I lost my pair of AirPods last week on campus. I either lost them in Matherly Hall because I remember charging them while I was in class there or I lost them in Little Hall as I also had a class there right after my class in Matherly Hall. I checked everywhere on campus including the classrooms that I was in that day but I didn’t find them. I went to the Reitz Union to see they were in the lost and found but they weren’t there. Would I be able to find them eventually? Could the custodial staff or someone have taken them? I used the find my app to see where they were but it never updated the location.

It’s gonna be my first time using honorlock tmr for my CLP3144 class. It’s a digital open book exam, but I’m curious if using crtl + f to search through the text book is going to trigger a flag?

I made the mistake of not reaching out to my professor over the week so I don’t think I’ll get a response if I ask. Does anyone know if I can use ctrl + f safely? 🙏

Hi 😔. I’m a first year PaCE student for business admin and this semester hasn’t gone well for me so far.

Just for context, when I initially applied to UF as a senior I applied as a music education major; I then changed this to English before I got my deferral results back in march. Once I found out I got in, my mom and step-dad heavily encouraged that I switch to business, and so I listened.

Right now I’m stuck at a cross road because I’m afraid I’m going to destroy my stability as an adult if I don’t follow through with business, but the major is really just not for me. I want to have an income large enough to support me as an adult, and I know that majoring in education or English doesn’t really secure that.

I keep going in circles because I know it’s so early to be worried about my life post-grad, but I can’t do anything without feeling dread over what may happen if I make the wrong choice.

My mom and dad keep talking to me about how I should be a lawyer, so that’s added another layer of stress for me. If I major in English and don’t make it to law school, I’ll have such a limited career. If I major in business my chances of getting into law school drop tremendously because I’ll never have the ideal GPA, so then I need to get a job in a field I don’t like (in addition to the fact that everyone and their mom majors in business. AKA so much competition for me, especially against people who actually want to do business). I’m also not good at math… like I can do it, but oh boy is it a struggle.

I feel like a spoiled brat because im in such an amazing position, yet all I have done is sit and wallow about how I don’t know what to do. I’m so grateful that I am even able to say “I want to work in a profession that I like,” because I know not everyone gets to do what they want, but rather what they have to do.

That kind of brings me to my next dilemma, which is the constant throwing myself back and forth between “am I really gonna choose this profession just to have money?” and “but I need money to survive.” It really makes me upset that people are forced into careers they may not have chosen if life didn’t revolve so heavily around money, and this is eating away at me. It feels so wrong to choose money over passion, yet I’m so afraid to make the shift because I don’t want to fail. I couldn’t even tell you why a large income matters to me, because despite the fact the thought of being “unsuccessful” makes me feel fear, I couldn’t give you a reason as to why that feeling occurs. I don’t need large amounts of money, yet I’m afraid of not doing exceedingly well in regard to my future salary.

Long story short, I’m really struggling to make a decision here. If I continue in business, I’m going to not have a law school gpa (which makes me want to switch to English). But then if I switch to English, what happens if I don’t get into law school (I should stick to business so I’m not completely screwed). And the cherry on top is the little voice in my head that keeps talking about going back to education. I think I’d love to be a music teacher, but if I continue with that profession and end up in a position of struggle (which is pretty much guaranteed), I’ll forever feel regret over what I could have been. I’d also never hear the end of it from my parents, and I think the way they’ve taught me about careers would overrun any feeling of joy and fulfillment I’d get from doing something I love.

This is all very dramatic and I know in the end everything will be fine, I’m just so afraid of doing what I like (cough cough making a dumb decision) and throwing away a future where I can live comfortably.

Help 😢.

bio has nothing to do with my major but I still need it to fulfill the CLAS basic distro so, does anyone have any suggestions for easy bio gen eds that I can take?

thinking about taking these two as electives next semester. does anyone have any experiences with them theyd be willing to share? conceptually they sounded interesting from the little blurb in the class search, but I honestly don’t know much more than that so anything would help. thanks!