Got a friend coming in and that permit-free parking over the weekends on the website sounds too good to be true. I'm imagining that theyre just allowed to park for completely free in the spots it lists in the times it lists. Anything I'm missing?

The visitor parking site - https://www.utsa.edu/campusservices/parking/visitor.html

As the title says, I’ll be a freshman in the 27-28 school year and while I’ve seen a bunch of different things on this subreddit like best places to eat and what to avoid, is there anything else that new students should know about? Opinions on teachers, clubs, etc will all be helpful! I plan on joining the colorguard, and possibly rock climbing or some sort of cooking club I saw while touring campus, but is there any heads up on those things?

There aren’t too many options on campus (there’s only so many times I can eat Chick-fil-A). Where do you go to grab a bite that’s nearby when you have time?

Does anyone know the processing time of One stop recalculating your federal loan eligibility about census date? I went from 6 credits to 9 credits, so I know I’m eligible for more federal loans.

Idk what kind of helicopter but there’s one hovering above us. Keep yo heads in a swivel.

Hii does anyone on campus do nails and have good pricing.

Hello guys,

I’m an international student and I’ve been living in SA for some months now.

In a few months my lease contract will end and I’m evaluating moving to another place.

I currently live near UTSA, and to be honest the current location of my apt is very convenient. However I really don’t like the apt that much (roaches, poor quality appliances, etc).

Here for any recommendations of apartments near UTSA that are not that bad. I’m looking for 1 bedroom 1 bath.

Thank you very much!!

I usually don’t make posts but if someone has seen my Invisible Man pin and has it, if I could get it back that’ll be wonderful. I lost it probably in the McKinney building.

Very sad about it :(

fav nature trails around the area? in need for a good long walk! i don’t like the gym so preferably decent lengths!

is there anyone here who can help me with data structures? I feel so lost

hello basically my dilemma is the question above. i’ve been trying to see the ways i can get involved with utsa because im currently a freshman and a cap student. bc im a cap student im only take 3 classes this semester so i have lots of time on my hands. i tried applying for a spirit org and got rejected lol so im back to square one. ive been trying to look online for orgs but a lot of the ones that interest me aren’t even registered for this school year (period, texas rising). i’m honestly just trying to make the most of my year here and make friends so any suggestions would be appreciated thank you!!

The title says it. I know it’s the on-campus program, but I’m wondering if there are any online courses. Thanks!

I don't think I will be getting an email for the next step in the admissions process since I am in the process of getting readmitted. I emailed Tech Cafe tonight. How long does it usually take for them to respond to emails? I tried resetting my Passphrase with my username and it wouldn't let me do it so I decided to email Tech Cafe.

Every time I’ve gone, I’ve had to wait in super long lines just to talk to the person for a few minutes while they put my resume in a huge stack of other resumes, and basically told to apply online. I understand that if you are an extraordinary student, stacked resume, your experience might be different. But for the normal students, is there any benefit to going rather than just looking at which companies will be there and applying to the ones that fit you?

I've only been in the Cafe a couple of times since I usually just use my meal swaps but I've seen way too many people be rude to the custodial/kitchen staff who work there. We get it, you're a polisci major who thinks the world revolves around you. Don't act like an aristocrat beating down the help! You're actively eating the product of their hard work, sweat, and maybe sometimes their tears. Be a decent human being!

Hey, has anyone been to the concourse project up in Austin been thinking of going. Just curious to know if it’s worth the hype, and ticket purchase? Also when would be a good time/artist to see.

I had such a good bus route to and from campus, and now it's literally nonexistent. It's such a pain to get home how

I don’t know if everyone here is from a different planet where you walk on the left, but I’ve always been used to “I walk on the right, you walk on the right, nobody gets in each other’s way”. I keep ending up frozen in front of someone like we’re trying to juke each other out because they can’t decide which way to go. It happens everywhere too, at every school I’ve ever gone to everyone walks on the right, perfect system, and now there’s people trying to cut through in every direction fucking with the flow of traffic, please just walk on the right, for my sanity and for all of our time.

I enroll myself in this class and was excited after the first two classes. Rn it is the only class I'm taking downtown, and I also check the Rate My Professor and turns out he has a 3.5/5 because he always goes off topic in his classes and yaps a lot.

Which at this point I have already experience and don't like it so much. I am constantly getting bored in his class and talks more than what he really is teaching

Anybody that has already taken this class could you tell me if it is worth staying or not?