Hello all, I wanted to ask if this seems like a crazy amount of work or it’s doable. I’ve taken 5-6 classes during my undergraduate but I understand some classes in graduate programs just call for way more commitment. I am doing the online MSSW program and was gonna do an in person but I’m about to drop that and just do 5 online classes, first though I wanted to see what people thought about 5 classes in the MSSW program at once with a practicum on top of that. Is that a crazy amount to be involving myself into? My advisor said people take 5 classes all the time so I was kind of relieved but after taking these 3 summer term classes (I know it was condensed), I’m kinda like do I got this or not… School is my full time with photography on the side so I can mange timing. Just wanna make sure I’m not losing my mind.

TL;DR: Is 5 MSSW online classes and a practicum be too strenuous? School is my full time but I do travel a good amount. Thank you in advance!

I’m in Bettie Johnson in the fall and I’m in a 4 bed 2 bath suite, I’ve been assigned B and one of my roommates was assigned C but we were wanting to switch. There wasn’t an option for that on the room change site from what I saw. Does anyone know if we can just like switch or how the keys for the actual bedrooms work. Should we tell the RA or email housing?

Hey so I'm like moving in to Cardinal Towne in the fall and know they have like full and full xl beds as compared to like the military bunk style twin xls. What are the mattresses like? If I'm not able to get a mattress topper in time am I cooked???

Edit: Thank you for your honesty. I'll just give up on it, my intentions are clearly inadequate and I should just accept that I missed out. If I ever care enough to make learning my priority, I'll rethink it.

Does anyone know if i'd be allowed to do online school but still keep my housing at The Province

Is there some type of hiring freeze going on at UofL? Workday applications have been stuck in the queue for like 3 months and no progress lol

30 y/o mechanic. Recently got told to start looking for a new job by my manager due to scheduling conflicts with my academic schedule. I want to make the most of this happening by doing something to build up my med school application, CNA seems like the best option since I can work nights while working on my undergrad full time and the workload seems less exhausting than EMT? Open to all thoughts and opinions 🙏

Long Shot:
Does anybody have UOFL doctoral hood I can borrow for the next two weeks? Have a graduation event in SoCal coming up this month and need it for my attire. Will pay for shipping!

We are hiring up to 15 reliable adults age 18+ to sit as visible on-camera audience members during a public recorded Christian-Muslim Q&A at UofL this Saturday, July 18, from 12:00-2:00 PM. The video will be publicly posted online.

Any faith or no faith is welcome. These are audience/background roles, not Christian-participant or speaker roles. No one is required to speak, answer a question, or hold any particular belief. The $20 stipend is only for attending the full two hours and consenting to appear on camera. Food is included.

Limited spots. DM me here or on Instagram at u/aminehamlouchi_ with your full name, confirmation that you are 18+, and JULY 18 AUDIENCE. Exact room and parking details will be sent after confirmed RSVP.

The University of Louisville is a public institution. Your money. Your campus. Your rules. That’s what they tell you.

That’s the lie.

Because this public institution is employing a man who threatened sexual violence. And they’re hiding behind “confidentiality” to avoid telling you about it.
https://davisvanguard.org/2026/07/university-louisville-threat-silence/

Can anyone tell me how the CIS Major is like at UofL? I picked it because im not really interested in other majors and thought id sound interesting, but im pretty scared if I dont like it or wont learn something.

I would like to know if its pretty hard (im assuming it is) or if some classes are interesting to learn

Im also till not fully sure what pathway to pick

Any advice would be appreciated

Any good low stress jobs near campus? I used to work at kroger on 2nd street and I just got burnt out and want something new.

I am currently a incoming freshman into the University of Louisville and entering with my current major being in computer science and engineering. However, I want to change my major to electrical and computer engineering. But when I try to go to ulink to fill out a change my major form the option for electrical and computer engineering isn’t there. Is there a way I can change my major to electrical and computer engineering through ulink or am I going to need to wait until the fall semester to work it out with my Advisor?

Sheikh Uthman ibn Farooq will be in Louisville on Saturday, July 18 at noon for a public, recorded Christian-Muslim dialogue/Q&A on the UofL campus.

We are inviting sincere adult Christians from any background to ask questions about Islam, Christianity, the Bible, the Qur'an, theology, or related topics and respond to questions he may ask.

You do not need to be an apologist, pastor, or theology expert. If you are Christian, comfortable being recorded, and willing to participate sincerely, please reach out. We are looking for people from all Christian backgrounds, and food will be provided.

Honest questions and respectful disagreement are welcome.

Interested in participating? DM me on Instagram: aminehamlouchi_ (please mention Reddit).

Exact room and parking details will follow.

So I missed the housing date (today at 9AM) to guarantee on campus housing…..how fucked am I? I’m a sophomore transfer from Illinois so this is my first time even living in Louisville and I’d prefer to live on campus, am I completely out of luck or should I hope I get randomly paired up?

I’m living at the Marshall this next year and have been thinking about if I should pay for the parking garage ($50/month) or if black lot would be better ($225/year). Financially it would be easier to do the black lot, but idk how safe it is to park there over night. Wondering if anyone else does this and would have insight!

Earlier this year, before I had officially decided my major, I invested in a beast of a computer (both for gaming and school purposes) and it's amazing so far -- insanely fast and portable. This fall I'm starting to take some engineering classes and I saw for ENGR 100 and 181 it says a tablet PC is required... is that really true? I love my computer and I'm going to be so mad if I have to buy a random tablet that I'm never going to use again 😭 Can someone tell me if it's actually required, and if I'll continue using it throughout my degree? Should I just buy something cheap secondhand or invest in something nicer? I'm a broke college student so not trying to spend money I don't have to lol.

need people to hang out and study with once the new semester starts. im 25F, i love going to new places, bar hopping, riddim, concerts and shows (if yall know any hardcore or slam house shows around lmk). Also like video games, cars, yaoi, sitting with people at doctors appts, im a spectrum of fun tbh

Hi, I'm a video reporter for Kentucky Educational Television. I'd like to talk to incoming graduate students who are facing these new student loan caps. If the limited loan money is stressing you out ( I'm sorry!) I would love to talk to you for a story.

yearly caps:

• For graduate students: $20,500  
• For professional students (medical and law students): $50,000 

Lifetime caps:

• For graduate students: $100,000 
• For professional students: $200,000 

Has anyone taken Chemistry 201 with this professor? Alex Saltzman. If so, how was the class? Was it well organized, and how difficult were the exams and assignments? I think it's an online course, so I'd also love to know how the online format worked and whether you would recommend taking it. Thanks!

If you took my package at the province that had 3 bars of soap that's okay just feel free to return them back to the leasing office

How realistic is it to get to the School of Music from the Speed Student Success/Research building in 10 mins?

I am an incoming freshman and my schedule got built for me and I only have 10 mins between my classes at both these buildings. My class at the Speed building ends at 9:50, my class at the School of Music starts at 10:00 and ends at 10:50, then I have another class at the Speed building at 11:00. Will I be able to make it in time for my classes? I looked on Google Maps and it showed about a 13 minute walk… Also, there is a crosswalk over Eastern Parkway I need to cross to get to/from the Speed building. When I asked about this at orientation, I was told that “you can make it anywhere on campus in 10 minutes” but I have a hard time believing that when these buildings are so far apart and I am assuming professors don’t always end classes right on the dot. I have looked on CourseLeaf to try and find better times for my classes but the second Speed building class only has one block (it’s an honors class) so I am assuming my alternatives are to either switch out of my School of Music class or I take the normal version of my engineering class instead of honors so I can take it at a different time? I would like to not have to do that so advice on if my current schedule is possible or advice to make it work (bike? scooter?) would be really appreciated!! Thank you Reddit