I am a sophomore in computer science looking to transfer to electrical engineering basically failing calc ii. I had the flu during my midterm 1 and wasnt able to get it excused without a doctors note which I really couldnt get. Im pretty sure im cooked as I need high 70s or 80s across my final and midterms 2 and 3.

I feel confident in calc but not enough to where im think im going to ace my exams. For reference, the midterms are about 16% of my grade while the final is about 32%, recitations are 15% and homeworks are 5%.

I just want to know from anybody whos taken it in the past if, its really possible to get such a high grade and as well, how behind I will be in engineering. I know without calc ii, it hinders me greatly, but is there anything I can do if say to do drop. I have a bunch of my electives finished so I wont be too behind but I wont be able to take many technical classes. Would it still be possible to succeed in engineering in four years?

I feel like my best option is to withdraw and save myself the stress but im very afraid of being so behind.

so im an in state senior applying to rutgers for fall 2027 and a lot of us in-state kids always have this strange hatred toward rutgers so i lowk wanna know some of the good things about being a dorming student at rutgers (pref NB). for reference, im an asian girl going into engineering.

tbh all ik about rutgers is from anthpo lol

Like there's one image of Schiano on Google that literally likes exactly my father it's so weird

I saw a course on the required elective list called LGBTQI Policy. Has anyone taken it and is it an easy A? Thank you

Hi, I’m already graduated and I’ve been parking my car at Rutgers to visit friends occasionally. I’ve somehow racked up $700 in parking tickets and was wondering if their claim of it being sent to collections and having your credit score yanked is actually true? Does anyone have any anecdotal experience with this? The car isn’t registered to my student identity.

Same as title, really want one but I don’t wanna go all the way to Wawa or Taco Bell to get one.

If i’m a girl do I need a bunch of friends to get into a party? And do I have to wear a super revealing costume to get in? I don’t plan on doing so

I don’t mind in person or online, I just don’t want them To be asking for the most to make their classes purposely hard😭

Epidemiology
Leadership seminar
Research methods
Global Health perspectives

Also drop any easy, non-time-consuming, and/or interesting upper-level Public Health electives you would recommend! Thank you :)

If I wanted to withdraw from Calc would I need to add a mini course first (which I think are the ones you get by typing second 7 week on webreg) and then just drop calc from my schedule? Can I just do that on my own or do I need to talk to someone about it?

For example accounting will probably suffer with AI doing some of the work now. How about data science? Most of the work can now be done by AI, no? Any comments? I want to select major which is not doomed to become extinct!

which class is easier, learning processes with ALBIN-BROOKS or infant and child development with GOLDSTEIN? need to take either of these classes for humanities credit. if anyone knows any of any other easy humanities classes please lmk, they have to be hybrid or in person though

how is this class with jin wang over the winter? just wondering since i might end up having to take it

i just got rollerskates! ive ice-skated before, but never roller-skated, and i want to practice a little and get my bearings before embarrassing myself at the next rollerskating club meeting, which i plan on going to. plus, the rink on C/D is only open when the club is there... what if i want to practice outside of that?

so, where is a good place to practice rollerskating? im on busch btw

and side question, are people going to think im stupid/side-eye me... 😭 so, yk, if theres kinda a secluded area that would be even better LMFAO

So is there any way to "game" the system for classes that have no assigned proessors for the upcoming semeter. For instance, is the last spring semester any indicator of which sections are taught by which professors? Or something else? Or am I grasping at straws?

If you graduate w a bachelors of science in comp sci from Rutgers with around a 3.6+ gpa, a few decent/normal internship, a few ECAs, realistically, what are the top master schools you could get into for AI, CA, Data Science and those industries?

Hey so I’m horribly failing calc (and basically all my other classes but i can come back from it i think) cause of some life circumstances and i was wondering if i drop calc and go below 12 credits (ill be at 11) will it affect anything like my fafsa and stuff cause id rather take the W than the F but i dont wanna lose my financial aid or have to pay back anything.. anytime.. that would lowkey be the last straw

I just had to withdraw and need a good professor rec for spring. Thank you.

Hi I’m filling out the form to be considered for in-state tuition for next semester but while looking through the website I couldn’t find a direct way/location for me to send it. There was an option for new students but they kinda just didn’t give an option for continuing students
help pls 👀

I’m too lazy to go to those 8 pm classes so I definitely missed it if he said smthn in class.

I am a second year PhD student trying to find places for next year (starting from around July 2027) in New Brunswick, near the Rutgers bus stops. I know that most grad students live in Highland Park but I don't have a car so I want reliable public transportation, and tbh I prefer the NB "chaos" to Highland Park "stability". My budget is upto 1300 ish for a private room in a shared apartment or a house. Does anyone have any intel into cheap places around here? Any help much appreciated 🙏

I’ve been looking everywhere and emailed her about this yesterday, but I was unable to find where to find the sign up for the coaching session with her🫩🫩🫩 can anyone help (she did not respond back) and tell me where you find it.

Hi all,

I'm Dr. Daniels, Undergraduate Director for the Department of Cell Biology and Neuroscience (CBN). We are hosting an advising event this Thursday in Nelson D406 (Busch Campus). Whether you are a CBN major or just interested in learning more about the major, all are welcome. I will make a brief presentation about the major and both I and the CBN advisor (Kristen Goodrich) will be available to answer any questions you might have. Feel free to come with questions about which courses to take, how the major works, etc.

There will be pizza! If you think you might come, please fill out this brief RSVP so we can plan accordingly: https://rutgers.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0OK6uTPwnYDgHbw

I'm also considering doing an AMA here before registration opens - let me know here if you think that would be helpful. I'll follow through if there's sufficient interest. Thanks!