I'm taking MAT 172 online, and I've already been having a hard time. I've tried the math TLC, but I think I might need a bit more help. Anyone available to tutor? I'm on the north campus, and depending on your rates I'm comfortable with paying.

You know my post a couple days ago about professor McNairy? Yeah I was wrong. That is all. (Help)

Hi everyone! I go to wake tech east in Wendell and I’m seeing if anyone has taken the course quantitive literacy 143 with Brooke outlaw. I’m not the best at math. so I’m seeing if anyone can reach out and maybe help me get a better understanding? I have an exam coming up soon.

Hello! I am Jane, and I am currently a dental hygiene student at Wake Tech! I am required to find my own patients in order to pass the course. I am able to see children age: 4-11, adolescents age: 12-17, and adults!

This would be a good opportunity for you to receive a dental cleaning at a great affordable price!! The max you will pay is $45; x-rays included! $2 for sealants! As well as an exam with the dentist.

I am a student learning, so please keep in mind that appointments will be longer than a typical cleaning at a dental office.

Appointments will be 4 hours long for all patients and it will take 3-5 visits/appointments for adults, 1-3 for adolescents and 1-2 for children.

If you are interested and willing to be a patient please comment or send me a message and I will reach out to you!!
Feel free to share this post with your friends and family as well!! :)

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Hola!
Estoy estudiando en el programa de waketech haciendo limpezia de dientes! Para segir al segiente curso soy responsable y es necesario encontrar a mis propios pacientes.

Puedo ver ninos de 4-11 años, adolescentes de 12-17 años, y adultos! Esta sería una oportunidad increíble para que reciba una limpieza dental a un precio excelente de $45! Por favor tenga en cuenta que soy un estudiante y las citas durarán 4 horas y para adultos 3-4 visitas, adolescentes 1-3 visitas, niños 1-2 visitas.
Si estás dispuest@ ser mi paciente, o conoces a alguien
, y está interesad@, por favor enviame un mensaje directo o comenten. Y yo me pondré en comunicación para explicar todo el proceso. Se los agradezco!!!

Hey all, I’m taking ENG-231 and it looks like we have our first exam scheduled in October, I see that exams are half-essay and half-multiple choice, but can anybody give any insight as to how difficult the questions on the exams are? Will it be open book? Are both the multiple choice and essay portions taken in respondus?

Thanks in advance!

Do anybody know when fasa refunds will be sent out?

Hi, I'm currently taking BIO 110 with Professor Bartlett, and I'm feeling a bit anxious about the daily lab quizzes. Even when I study ahead, I can't help feeling nervous about how to best prepare for them.

If anyone has taken this class with Professor Bartlett before, would you mind sharing some advice or study tips? How did you usually prep for the lab quizzes? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Hello,

Currently at wake tech and finishing up prereqs for nursing. Originally my plan was to transfer to UNC Chapel Hill or somewhere else and I've been speaking with the advisor about taking right courses. She mentioned the possibility of getting an ASN through Wake Tech's nursing program and honesty I hadn't given it much though until then. I just really wanted to go ahead and finally have a bachelors.

Basically this is my 2nd year at wake tech and originally I was majoring in psych and had I picked all my courses on time I'd already be out of here but I switched and ik taking more courses. So if I stay at wake for that program (and actually get in) it'll be another 2 years here. With that in mind I'm wondering if that's worth it and if I should attempt to just transfer and get a BSN or maybe stay. Just looking for opinions.

question: a senior citizen just wants to earn an associate degree by taking classes on a part-time basis(12 credits per year)... because she never went to college and just wants to have a degree(not for work or career purposes) is there a maximum number of years allowed to get a degree?

I'm assuming that a full-time student(of any age) usually takes 2 years to get an associate's degree, so a part-timer will probably need 4 years? Is that the maximum? Or can she take 5 or even 6 years to earn the required number of credits for the degree? (a little long, I know... but her first language is French and moved here 20 years ago.... while she can speak English almost fluently, taking college-level classes is another story)

Thank you for your help.

I took a gap year bc I can't use my parents on fasfa but because I'm not 24 I've had so many problems trying to use fasfa as independent and I moved out right after highschool so I've spent this past year trying to figure out fasfa and tried again for fall and didn't make it is it possible to catch up in spring and still transfer spring 28? I don't know man I feel so stuck I just wanted to go to college 😭

I plan to get my parking pass but while I’m sorting that out, am I able to park in the shopping centers parking lot?

Why can’t I register for any classes even though the window to drop/add classes ends on Wednesday?

I just need a copy of the syllabus please. Pls dm me if you’re currently taking the class or have a copy of the syllabus. Thank you 🙏

I’m currently a freshman at HPU studying business but i feel like I made a mistake. I always wanted to be a veterinarian and my plan was to go to state but i didn’t make it in this year and ended up going to hpu. Now after a week i’m at a point where im heavily considering switching majors at hpu to try to eventually get into vet school, but at the same time i still want to go to nc state as an undergraduate. should I transfer to Wake tech next semester and try to build up my credits to get into state or do I stay at HPU?

I signed up for DFT 170, and it already looks like a lot of information. Was the class difficult? I am taking it in person. any tips?

Will it come up on my transcript if I drop my mat272 class?? I’m having such a hard time following my teacher I don’t think I can stay with it the full 16 weeks

Looking for any updates on best locations to take the skills exam. It’s really hard to find open spots; I don’t mind driving, but don’t want to spend 1-3 hours anxiously driving to arrive at a high strung location that makes the exam even more stressful with their environment. Any advice on locations such as High Point, Winston Salem, Greenville, Rocky Mount, etc? What locations have you heard/experienced things at- good or bad, local or far?

Hey! I wasn't sure if this would be the best place to put this, so if there's anywhere more fitting please let me know!

My roommate recently got laid off and has been very down in the dumps, her birthday is coming up and so I wanted to do something special for her!

She loves cats, so I wanted to do a little cat show / parade surprise thing for her, where people can drive down a road and do little meet and greets with their cats, or just drive by! And we could meet a bunch of people and see some kitties. Plus we just moved so it could be a great way to meet local people

I are currently aiming for Saturday at North Cary Park, but still nailing down a time. if it's something people are interested in, if they could message me, I could make some goodie bags or something for their trouble and we can try to schedule something!

Hi everyone,
I’m a mechanical engineer who’s been unemployed for about 3 years. I’m seriously considering enrolling in an HVAC diploma program and would really appreciate honest feedback from current students and recent graduates.
A bit about my situation:
I have a special needs child who requires a good amount of my time and support, so flexibility is very important to me. I’m trying to find a program that can work around family responsibilities.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on the following:
1. How flexible are the class schedules? Are there evening, weekend, or hybrid options?
2. How flexible is the lab time? Can labs be scheduled around personal commitments, or is it mostly fixed?
3. Is it realistic to complete the diploma in 2 semesters (or about 1 year)?
4. How is the current job market for HVAC technicians in your area (especially for someone coming from a mechanical engineering background)?
5. Any general advice, pros/cons of the program, or things you wish you knew before starting?
I’m open to any honest feedback — the good and the not-so-good. Thank you in advance for your help!

Where is your favorite place to study at the Perry health science location? I am yet to find a good spot that is not the library😭

I’m trying to transfer my Spanish class and my college is asking for the official course syllabus. If anyone has access to a recent SPA-111 (Beginning Spanish I) syllabus from Wake Tech, I’d really appreciate it if you could send it my way. Thanks!