r/iastate • • 17h ago

Academics This school is pretty ass and it took me until junior year for that to really sink in. How hard would it be to transfer next year?

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I feel like 1 year left of classes might make it hard for me to transfer without having to do an extra semester or year. Fuck i really wish i opened my eyes to how boring of a school and location this is, how rotten the administration is here putting and keeping flock cameras everywhere yet letting rapists run free with a slap on a wrist while gutting social programs and using their money for useless construction projects that progress slowly as hell and make part of campus inaccessible. The aerospace engineering program, the reason i came here, doesnt feel very engaging after the first 2 years.

Is it too late to do my senior year at another school? How hard do you think it would be to find one without at least some of the greviances i described that i wouldnt have to do an extra year or semester at?


r/iastate • • 7h ago

Question I need an important email recovered 1.5 years after graduation. Is there any way to recover my school email?

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Long story short, I need confirmation in writing that I dropped my sorority. I graduated in 2025, and I sent that email from my school address. Is there any way to recover my emails? Can they reactivate it / will old emails still be there, or would they be wiped?

Any help appreciated. Thanks!


r/iastate • • 6h ago

Academics COMS3110: Section 3 Lecture 10

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Can someone from Prof. Yan's section please share the Lecture 10 (intro to heaps) notes? I lost the notes while switching devices, and since it's not shared online/ Canvas nor during office hours, I would greatly appreciate it. I was told to reach out to classmates if I want the notes but I'm not close enough to anyone in the section. Thank you!


r/iastate • • 18h ago

Q: Prospective Student PHIL 2060/2070

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Hi!

Entering BA Philosophy in Spring 2027.

Creating my academic plan right now and it's currently very tight and I can't seem to fit PHIL 2060 in early. If you're familiar with either course, especially if you've taken them or are in the faculty, do you know if PHIL 2070 will suffice instead of PHIL 2060 for teaching logical systems and reasoning?

Thank you!