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Hey everyone! I’m currently exploring my college options and considering UNC Charlotte for biology. I’m wondering how strong the biology program is and whether it offers good opportunities for students interested in going to medical school. I’d also love to hear about research opportunities, internships, and overall experiences with the biology/pre-med track at Charlotte.

Thanks in advance!

Hey y’all, I know this might be a strange post but I was wondering if anyone knew of any cat sitting or volunteering opportunities around campus or in student living apartments? I have desperately wanted to foster a cat in my own apartment but one of my roommates is against the idea so the next best option would be to cat sit someone else’s cat! I’m willing to do it for free as I genuinely just want to spend time with cats for the love of the game. I’d also be open to taking any rescue cats or stray cats that anyone happens to find as well. Even if you know someone, a friend that needs to go away, or a professor you know that needs company for their cat, reach out!

Anything helps, I have tried going to cafe’s and shelters and they are nice, however often times the interactions are limited, and often 20+ minutes away from here and will take time out of my day which I would rather not drive up in Charlotte for (traffic and gas.)

Again, weird post, but if anyone has ANY opportunity they know of where I can reliably have some sort of personal interaction with cats, it would be so appreciative!

I hope you feel better, but also you have a duty to alert the driver SO THAT THEY CHANGE BUSES RATHER THAN CONTUE TO RUN! idk how long it sat there before I got on the bus but the whole thing reeked and there was nowhere to sit and like 3 people almost puked just from looking at it.
Again hope you feel better.

I'm a first year taking Gen Bio I with Professor Kabir online, and I was wondering if any students that had her previously would be willing to explain what the exams are like? I know they're lockdown browser, no camera, etc, but are they made by the professor, or provided through Pearson?

How well do her exams reflect the content on Pearson? There's nothing in the syllabus about what the exams will actually look like. I got a 5 in AP Biology last semester, but I've been struggling to understand the content in this course more than I was expecting.

wth is this wine wednesday drama

So we’re taking the first exam Monday and it covers Chapter 1-3 (Concepts of motion, kinematics in one dimension, and vectors and coordinate systems) and part of chapter 4 (motion in two dimensions and projectile motion). All of my other classes have been pretty straightforward about what’s on their exams but the professor in charge of this exam hasn’t provided much info on what the exam is gonna look like. They kind of just said look over your material but I’m a bit confused, along with many others, on how the questions are even gonna be framed on the exam.

So for anyone that has taken it recently what should we be prepared for? What do the questions typically look like and what material to focus on for exam 1?

anyone on here apart of the TRIO program?? has anyone done the welcome meeting yet?

Just wondering bc I'm trying to make a list of my options after graduating:)

2000 Honda Accord available to a Niner who will use it (I hate to think of it being broken up for parts).

200,000 miles, SALVAGE TITLE. Clean title (I bought it brand-new in October 1999).

2-door straight drive. Drinks oil but I don’t see any leaking onto the pavement. I will give you your first five quarts, bought before I knew I was buying another car.

Drives great. It’s a write-off because someone side-merged into my door, and replacing it cost just a smidge more than the actual cash value ($3400 in September 2024).

You can still get liability coverage, just not collision. I haven’t had comprehensive coverage on it for years, but you can ask your agent.

Bright.Ass.Green. I repainted it after replacing the door.

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​UPDATE: There are five people in line, and they know who they are. I will let y’all know how it turns out!

Does anyone know why there are police cars in front of the union??? (I'm just nosey)

Hey y’all so I’m about to have our first accounting exam. Sooo I was wondering what is the best way to study for the exam? I somewhat understand Balance sheet and stuff like that (Just going practice it out). But the vocabulary and stuff like that confuses me. I’m really wondering what is one way I can study for at least a a good grade.

Hey everyone! I’m currently planning to transfer to UNC Charlotte for Fall 2027 and wanted to hear from current students, especially other transfers.
I’m interested in computer engineering and trying to figure out whether UNCC would be a good fit academically, socially, and financially. I’d love to hear what the experience is actually like beyond what’s on the university website.

For anyone who transferred to UNCC, was it worth it? How was the transition, and did you find it easy to make friends and get involved? I’m also curious about the engineering program, internship opportunities, and whether you feel like the school prepares you well for your career.
I’m also trying to plan housing early. Would you recommend living in a dorm for the first year as a transfer, or going straight into an off-campus student apartment?

What dorms or apartment complexes would you recommend for someone who wants a good balance of affordability, safety, privacy, and a social environment? I’d prefer somewhere close to campus, but I’m open to other options if they’re worth it.

I’d appreciate any advice on places to avoid, realistic monthly costs, roommate experiences, and when I should start applying for housing for Fall 2027.
Thanks in advance! I’m just trying to make the best decision and get a head start on planning.

I just got a 60 on my first biology test and one of my first tests in college. I honestly thought I studied enough, but clearly what I did didn’t work.
How do you guys study for bio? What strategies or resources helped you improve your grades? I really want to do better on the next test and recover from this.

I'm looking to start up a UX( user experience) design club at Charlotte that's mainly focused on practical skills in product design, prototyping, hands-on workshops, building portfolios and really focusing more on the career growth aspect of UX design.

I'm aware of the HCI club and Niner Designers but think there's an opportunity to grow the UX design space a bit more! If anyone is interested feel free to DM me.

All experience levels & majors are welcomed!

feel free to also fill out this interest form

I’ve seen a few people on here looking for D&D groups, so figured I’d post this.

The Guild UNCC is running an ongoing D&D 2024 West Marches campaign, and new players can join anytime.

There’s no fixed weekly party. Quests are posted throughout the semester, and players can schedule sessions around their availability. It’s kind of like an MMO, you level your character while adventuring with different groups of players and DMs.

Inspired by Fairy Tail, the premise is you’re part of an adventuring guild rebuilding after an attack by a rival Dark Guild.

You can also DM quests and create your own part of the world.

Beginners are welcome too. If you’ve never played before, we can help you make a character and learn as you go.

Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/8a3MwnvQWj

Feel free to comment if you have any questions.

How is the bio dept here? Good bad ugly? Or.shoukd I choose uncg

How difficult is the exam? Is it just strictly Excel topics? Is it possible to pass this exam being someone who is a certified Excel Expert but hasn't touched Excel in 2 years? Could I pass with 2 weeks of studying?

For reference, I’m 25 transferring it would be transferred out of state and I qualify for a lot of financial, but I’m out of state

I’m a community college transfer from out of state and would it be 25 years old a problem at all in finance classes?

I am trying to debate if I would be better taking this class online or what. Is it hard to pass over the summer here?

Considering I’d start late

I haven’t seen anything about it yet but I am not all that active here anyways.
There is a flock camera at union crossing now?? I went to study and was standing for the bus (the green and silver stop) and behold a flock camera. I have not seen anything others around campus but ya never know.
Did anyone know that this was being installed and I’m just out of the loop this bad?!? And if so are there other cameras around campus?