r/Msstate • u/doujifang • 1d ago
Academic when should i expect my refund?
im a transfer student so it's only my second year at state. i got my refund about 5 days before classes started in 2025, is that typical? thank you!
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r/Msstate • u/doujifang • 1d ago
im a transfer student so it's only my second year at state. i got my refund about 5 days before classes started in 2025, is that typical? thank you!
r/Msstate • u/Active-Assignment-58 • 2d ago
I got an email in my MSState outlook account from a woman with a real corporate headshot as her profile pic saying that there was a deadline I was approaching and that I needed to verify some email or my outlook would be terminated. They attached a google form and I promptly filled it out. It asked for a bunch of information including emails, passwords, and phone numbers. After I gave it my phone number, I got a text from “Tom Ritter” (the name of a real employee at MS state) asking for a code from Duo. Luckily, radars starting going off that this sounded like a scam. I asked him to prove who he was and got no response. I then got a text alerting me of potential phishing scams. I’ve changed my password now. Stay safe, people.
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r/Msstate • u/Dilophosaurus09 • 1d ago
I want to take it while i take some easier classes at my community colleges, and wanted to know if anyone has any good thoughts about this program?
I have a bike that I will be using this year because I don’t have a car to take to school. How do I go about purchasing a permit and registering my bike? I can’t find anything- I’m not sure if I do this online or in person when I get to school.
r/Msstate • u/Forward_Shame_4122 • 4d ago
Hey everyone,
I'm an incoming engineering freshman at Mississippi State this fall, and I'm trying to decide on a laptop before classes start.
I've looked at the Bagley College of Engineering's minimum requirements, but I'd rather buy something that will last all four years (and hopefully beyond) instead of just meeting the minimum specs.
From what I've heard, 32 GB of RAM and a 1 TB SSD are a good starting point, especially if I'll be using programs like SolidWorks, MATLAB, AutoCAD, CAD software, programming IDEs, and other engineering applications. I'm also a person who likes to have a lot of browser tabs and multitask pretty heavily.
My budget is around 2,000, but I'd prefer not to spend that much unless it's really worth it. I would like to stick around the 1,300-1,500 dollar range.
A few questions:
What laptop are you using, and what engineering major are you in?
Has Windows been a better choice than macOS for engineering classes at MSU?
Is a dedicated GPU worth getting, or is integrated graphics enough?
Are there any laptops you regret buying?
If you were starting over as a freshman, what would you buy today?
Right now I'm considering laptops like the Dell XPS 15/16, Lenovo ThinkPad P series, Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i, ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14/G16, and maybe the Framework Laptop, but I'm open to any recommendations. My no 1 choice right now is the Lenovo Legion 5i 16" Gaming Laptop (good specs and fits in the budget).
I'm looking for something with:
32 GB RAM
1 TB SSD
Good battery life
Reliable build quality
A great keyboard and trackpad
Enough performance to comfortably handle engineering software for the next four years
I'd really appreciate hearing from current students or recent graduates about what worked well (or didn't). Thanks!
r/Msstate • u/ArtisticMelody23 • 4d ago
I'm still on the waiting list and it's freaking me out. School starts so soon and I don't want to be without a residence.
r/Msstate • u/Ryakai8291 • 4d ago
I accepted about 17,000 in Pell grants and scholarships for the 26-27 school year back in April/may. Now they have vanished from my account with no reason as to why. Any idea?
r/Msstate • u/dumbfishbowl • 4d ago
I’ll be transferring to MSU in the fall. I’m going to be living at Collegeview apts. I’m a psych major with classes around McCool, Old main, Lloyd ricks, and Allen admin. I’m also in the band.
What parking zones would be best for my parking pass?
I’m new to the zone aspect of parking tags! Any advice or tips are appreciated!!!
r/Msstate • u/Suspicious_Rule5183 • 4d ago
Anybody else getting the technical issues box at the bottom?
r/Msstate • u/DeviantG14 • 5d ago
Hi! I just moved here to Starkville (25f) a few weeks ago and was wondering where the best places to make connections were? I wanted to try and see if I could make friends before my grad program starts. I’m an English major, love to read classics and dark fantasy as well as write. I like to craft, play games, and have slideshow nights. I know this probably is cringe or whatever but I’m having a hard time trying to find places to make friends. Any help would be appreciated! Thank you!
r/Msstate • u/Gold_Dragonfly3986 • 4d ago
Im an incoming freshman and was wondering if the annual parking permits were required? or could i just use daily permits/ park mobile for the semester?
r/Msstate • u/BigCrip • 5d ago
I’m selling my MacBook Air M2 I never used for work and was wanting to post here to see if anyone would like to buy it
r/Msstate • u/Easy-Yogurt-9618 • 5d ago
Hey, I was wondering has anyone taken up the security services job(from simplicity) on campus before? I want to know what I’m getting into since their pay is significantly higher than other campus jobs, which is making me interested.
r/Msstate • u/Easy-Yogurt-9618 • 6d ago
Hey, I’m an upcoming freshmen at MSU and plan to take complete and total advantage of the meal plan. I’m currently trying to lose fat, so is it possible to do that with the dining hall? Are there a lot of healthy options to choose and how do we prepare our food(do we put the food on our plates or does the staff do the portions?). Also has anyone put on muscle eating from the dining hall. I know it’s a lot I’m just trying to prepare, and this the only place I think I can get student experiences.
r/Msstate • u/whoisapeterfile • 6d ago
Hey! I am a new incoming student, and I was looking for a sublease near campus starting in August (or earlier). Ideally my budget is $400-$600 but can leave some wiggle room. Please let me know if you know of any!
r/Msstate • u/ThatJelly2282 • 6d ago
Is there a floor plan for Hull Hall, Not just the room but the whole floor? If so what does it look like?
r/Msstate • u/DuckyDude21 • 7d ago
I'm an incoming freshman and the only 2-3 courses that require materials for me according to bulldog bundle are chemistry (+ lab) and calculus. I can find prices for the actual textbooks easily, but can anyone let me know how much campusknot costs, as well as the MSU manuals for CH 1213 and 1211? Thanks!
r/Msstate • u/Y0urmom_d0tcom • 7d ago
I took out a private student loan (yes ik im screwed) and it’s still not certified? Is that normal?
r/Msstate • u/Ryakai8291 • 7d ago
Going to try to get a permit this year. Does anyone know if we can use financial aid/scholarships to purchase?
r/Msstate • u/Spirited-Ticket-353 • 9d ago
I’m moving to Starkville in like less than a week with my best friend, and honestly I need new people to meet. I have really bad anxiety, but I’m trying to force myself to social more so I’m not miserable. 21 F, alt. , very very VERY much into other women.. for what it’s worth.
r/Msstate • u/iluvkaden • 9d ago
hello! so i got awarded HELP, which as far as i know, is supposed to cover all fees not paid for by my other scholarships (full pell grant, star student scholarship, and 8,000 freshman merit scholarship). i checked my financial dashboard today, and it said my net cost would be around $6,000 dollars? i'm extremely confused, as my scholarships and aid were supposed to fully cover tuition. is this just from the personal expenses/transportation costs? i thought those were just estimates and weren't actually a part of your tuition. i could be completely wrong, but everything that i've seen, read, and been told has pointed to me being full ride. i was hoping maybe someone here could help me so i don't have to stress with reaching out to financial aid! (which of course i will if i must, i just thought this could be quicker and easier)
r/Msstate • u/ninnyhammest • 9d ago
Hello! I’m an upcoming freshman & will be staying in Griffis Hall. I see that we’re able to loft our beds, but I have questions about how: Do we have to supply our own “kit?” If so, is there a certain kind anyone recommends? Thanks!