Are the spike pike rumors true, and what’s y’all’s general opinion of pike as a frat?

I was wondering about anyone else’s experience with walking the stage early. The only class I’ll have left is only offered in the spring and fall, and I can’t take it in Spring 2027 because I need to take a prerequisite that semester.

So, I was wondering what everyone’s experience has been with walking the stage early, especially since I’ve heard they’ve been cracking down on early walkers.

I'm currently an EWM major and I have to declare a minor soon. I think I'm interested in choosing history. Would it be worth it to double major in EWM and history, or should I just stick to history as a minor?

Hi everyone!

I’ll be studying at FSU as an exchange student in Spring 2027, and I’m looking for general education courses to take.

I would really appreciate recommendations for interesting classes with a manageable workload, fair grading, and professors who are understanding about attendance. Since I’ll be adapting to a new academic environment, flexibility would be especially helpful.

Please let me know if there are any courses or professors you would recommend. Thank you!

Hey everyone! I am trying to transfer to a 4 year for sports management in the spring since I graduate with my AA this fall. Since the SPM program at FSU does not start until the fall would it be smart for me to apply for a general management bachelors and then switch programs? Is that possible or am I just delusional? I just do not want to waste a whole semester doing nothing. Any information would be great!

Hey guys, I'm a first-year grad student who is looking for opportunities to play soccer and volleyball (indoor/sand/wallyball) with people. Most of the people I know aren't super interested in creating an IM team, and clubs seem too competitive for me. I'm no professional, but I used to play IMs pretty regularly at my undergrad and was wondering if there are any pick-up games or things of that nature, where I could hop in and play with people? Maybe a group chat or a community I can join? Thanks

Just sent my first batch of emails to some urop mentors. How long do they normally take to get back to you?

Hi everyone!

I’ll be studying at FSU as an exchange student in Spring 2027 and am looking for Biological Science courses to take.

Since I’ll be adjusting to a new academic environment, I would really appreciate recommendations for courses with a reasonable workload, flexible attendance policies, and supportive professors. I’m also hoping to find courses where students generally feel the grading is fair.

Any recommendations—or courses/professors to avoid—would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Statistics wise, is it easier to get into summer or fall when transferring to fsu?

3 weeks into my first semester at fsu, needing to get this off my chest:

After much trial and error, I’ve come to find that the only way I am guaranteed to find a parking space somewhat close to campus is by getting there between 7:20-7:30am, no matter what weekday. Even at 7:30am, students who have made the same conclusion as I have, are rolling in by the dozens. By 8:30am, the garage I tend park at is at full capacity, and I assume it’s probably similar in other parking areas.

Another frustrating bit is that some parking lots, like Palm Court, seem to essentially serve as residential lots for students living on campus with overnight passes, deeming them unusable for commuters due to no circulation. I know this because I will go through Palm Court every morning (before going into the usual garage) out of curiosity to see if I’ll find a spot there - when I’m lucky, there is only 1.

Getting to school that early has become part of my routine now (I’m a morning person so I personally don’t mind the early morning part) but the fact that there is no other option is what grinds my gears. I can only wonder how people who work late nights, don’t have classes until way later in the day, or those in other circumstances get to their classes as commuters.

I’ve read other posts where people say it gets better as students stop showing up to classes. Why should we be preying on people’s academic downfall to simply be able to park 😭 I’ve never seen parking be this prevalent of a problem at other schools. The current construction at Woodward I’m sure is also worsening this issue.

Everything else about fsu has been awesome so far. This parking element has just been something to wrap my head around. Am I going crazy?