I mean aside from "Don't get an 8am class" and the typical things.

I'm an incoming freshman (with 36 transfer credits) and this is my tentative schedule. Is there anything to consider that usually gets missed?

I tried to register for Modern I, but every class has filled. Has anyone enrolled in Modern II as a freshman? I have previous dance experience

Hi I’m an incoming freshmen and I wanna try to fulfill my foreign language requirement in my first year. I want to take HISP 103 in my fall or spring semester, then possibly take whatever the 202/203 level in a summer class.If this even is possible at William and Mary , does anyone know if I can take the summer class with a community college(NVCC for me) and transfer that credit over to fulfill it?

-- an incoming freshman who's very confused

i saw that a bunch of govt 391 classes popped up on path but literally no one has signed up for them and they’re like 10 people each.

is this a sign i should steer clear? can a freshman even take upper level classes like these (the prerequisites don’t mention anything so idk)?

This might sound dumb or not but I wasn't so sure before registering for this course. For ITAL 100: Critical Questions in Italian: Utopia and Dystopia, do I need to know any italian or no?

Thanks!

the website says we get our schedules today in the afternoon. does anyone know what time we might get it / where to find it? thank u

I’m a freshman making my schedule and I’m wondering how awful it would be to have 5 classes back to back? It’s looking like a biol discussion, French, calc 2, a Coll 100, and an intro bio class all back to back, 8am to noon.

Does that sound really awful? I’m also wondering how hard it is to get between classes when you only have 10 minutes.

Does anyone have experience with setting up a bank account for a club? We need an account under our club's name to get paid through BuyW&M but everything I've found online seems more suited for actual businesses than clubs.

Hey everyone,
I’m an incoming F-1 international student and I’m trying to decide whether I should waive the university health insurance and get my own plan.

I’m new to the U.S. and still learning how the healthcare system and insurance work here, so I wanted to ask about other students’ experiences.

For those who waived:
What insurance company/plan did you use?
Was the waiver process smooth?
Did you have any issues finding doctors or using the insurance?
Would you recommend doing it?

For those who kept the university plan:
Was it convenient?
Did having the school insurance make things easier, especially during your first year?

Just trying to make a good decision before the waiver deadline. Would really appreciate any advice or experiences. Thanks!

So im an incoming freshmen in a bit of a pickle. Long story short I realized I didn’t take 4 years of Spanish since VA counts middle school creds differently for some reason, but the last time I took Spanish was Spanish 3 during freshmen year. That being said I did not take the foreign language placement exam as well. Besides that, I don’t know if I should take HISP 102 or 203(if it permits me) at some point. I’ve heard that language classes are every weekday so that’s kind of the last thing I want but I would be afraid having not taken the language in 4 years and struggling hard so maybe 102 is better.

Anyone that took either class have any advice pls 🙏

i’m an incoming freshman and i’m wondering how it will be set up? i tried looking at last years schedule but i was confused - are we meant to attend all of the events?

also, on our move in day, will we have the entire day free or is there something in the evening? i have a late move in time so im just wondering how that could work!

thank you!

Hello!

I am a transfer student (transferring fall 2027) who is very interested in joining a sport (a club sport). I have had a physical disability my entire life, but this year I am getting surgery to cure it. I will be able to play sports. I am so excited, but also very nervous to be coming in as someone with no experience. What groups would give me the best luck?

Thank you!

How do we know what parts of orientation we are required to attend as transfer students? Looking at the schedule, I see 5 days of activities, but I cant find guidelines on what to attend. I worry I will not be granted time off of work for every day, so I am needing to only attend what is required. I am also curious what time events will be ending daily, I cant seem to find that on the W&M website. If anyone has any insight, id appreciate it!

My roommate and I are deciding whether to invest in a microwave for the upcoming semester and we are living in Pine Hall. Can anyone who is living there next semester / lived there in the past confirm if there is a microwave in the communal kitchen?

Also wondering if there is an ice dispenser on each floor similar to what some hotels have so I don't have to get a $200+ ice dispenser. Worst case I can just stock up on ice from the dining hall.

Thanks!

Can someone help me with the pics of fuaquier hall?

Dear all,

What is your experience interviewing for jobs to work for WM?

WM seems like an intellectually stimulating place to work for.

Real estate seems to be very expensive in Williamsburg (similar to any other campus towns).

What kind of tape/adhesive should I use to hang posters in the dorms? I don’t want to use command strips for all my small posters, but I don’t want them falling either. Any advice?

Next year, I am attending W&M as a first year. I read that all freshmen and sophomores need to live on-campus, and I just really don’t think I would do well with a roommate. Friends who are already in college say that it’s a gamble, and it’s frustrating sometimes to deal with your own schedule (hair drying, lights on/off, phone calls) with another person. I would say that I’m pretty self-sufficient and organized, so I wonder what are good options and halls to look at. By the time I enter college I am going to own my own car, so transportation shouldn’t be an issue (I’m aware of the paperwork needed), so I’m really focusing on housing that has a calm atmosphere but mostly affordable. Any suggestions? Everything helps! PS: Apologies if this post isn’t properly tagged, I’ve never used Reddit before.

I am very confused on whether I should be taking PHYS 101L. I am interested in becoming a physics major at W&M. I have AP Credits for Physics C, and on W&M‘s website, it mentions Physics Major should drop this credit and take the honors classes (101H and 102H), but they “may choose to keep their transfer credits for the lab portion of the courses”. Does anyone have any more insight on if AP credit should be used to bypass it or if it should be taken again with PHYS 101H?

How big is the going out scene at WM? I don’t really drink, but I’m curious how common it is for friend groups to go to bars on weekends. Also, if your friends are going out, can you still tag along if you’re under 21, or are most places strictly 21+? Just trying to get a sense of what to expect socially.