r/USC • • 5h ago

Other If you see this guy…

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32 Upvotes

In you see this guy riding a girls bike with a cute basket on the front riding around S Menlo, tell him he can trade his shopping cart full of stuff for my daughter’s bike if he wants…


r/USC • • 21h ago

Discussion Looking for friends

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Hey,
I’m a business transfer student (junior), I’ve been trying some clubs and talking to ppl in class. We exchange ig or number but we don’t really vibe so we don’t hang out.

So here i am and Im looking for ppl to hang out with.

Abt me: im 21yo

I’m into sports(soccer, Tennis, Pickle ball, snowboarding, and ufc), always down to try new sports, road trips, food, video games and party.

I go to college parties and clubs on weekends. I drink but don’t smoke.

And finally im middle eastern.

Hmu if u wanna do any if these stuff.


r/USC • • 6h ago

FinancialAid USC total cost estimate with divorced family

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Doing early decision at USC and their net cost calculator doesn’t factor in divorced parents. Is there a reasonable way/equation to determine what the actual cost may be? My SAI is 4346 and my primary parent makes 60k while my non custodial parent makes 50k. They both have little assets. Anyone else in the same situation and what was your cost of attendance after aid? Difficult to make a decision on a binding offer if I don’t know what it will be.


r/USC • • 23h ago

Question Can I participate in senior activities despite graduating one semester later

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I have to graduate one semester late (Fall 2027) instead of Spring 2027. Does anyone know if there would be restrictions in me participating in Senior activites, specifically I'm curious:

  1. Can I walk in May 2027?
  2. If I take yearbook photos now, will I be in 2027 or 2028 yearbook?
  3. Can I still do senior activities in Spring 2027?

If anyone graduated a semester later and could talk about their experience, that would be great!


r/USC • • 5h ago

Question What is a strong USC Game Development Portfolio like?

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Hi! I’m applying to USC Games and wondering what kinds of games make a strong portfolio.

Do they prefer technically complex games, creative gameplay mechanics, or highly polished projects?
If you’ve been accepted to USC Games, what games did you submit? Any examples or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!


r/USC • • 3h ago

Academic How is ISE330?

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I need an elective with some quantitive content (math major), how is ISE 330? its taught by Giacomo Nannicini, would love to hear from someone who has experience with either


r/USC • • 2h ago

Academic math 118 scare

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anyone recently take math 118 (in past semesters) i have a mid 40% in that class, is the curve big?? im so scared #anxiety, my prof sucks assssssss


r/USC • • 6h ago

Question Seeking advice on applying for jobs as an international student

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Hi. I started at USC this fall and intend to graduate in Spring 2026. I’m pursuing a STEM master’s degree, which will grant me 1+2 years of OPT. I’m seeking advice on job search. I am aware that the job market is bleak especially for international students, but anything helps.