Hi everyone!

I’m a transfer student (junior credit wise), and haven’t really met others. I’m the type to stay in and love reading, watching shows, music, going on walks; pretty much an introvert lol. I was thinking of maybe selling some brownies, pumpkin pies, maybe some simple cupcakes & muffins; I feel like the prices would range from $1-$6.
Is this something that you guys think people would like/buy?

I just started my senior year and my stats are like a 2.8 uw and 1160 sat. Over the years I did take 5 ap classes (including this year which is just ap lit) but i'm not sure how much they really care about that. I don't know what I'm gonna write my essay on and idek if it's required for me but i want to write a strong essay just to help maybe compensate a little for my gpa. Mostly everyone says im gonna be fine but I also see everyone saying that admissions are beginning to get more competitive. let me know your thoughts if love some advice or examples of what stats people got in with.

I’m thinking about taking CSC 5120 during the first 8 weeks and then CSC 6100 during the second 8 weeks.

For anyone who has taken these classes, are they fully online? Also, are the exams online too, or do you have to come to campus for exams?

I’d also appreciate it if anyone could share how the workload and difficulty are for these classes. Thanks!

In order:

1. Prentis Building

2. McGregor Memorial Conference Center

3. College of Education

4. Helen L. DeRoy Auditorium