u/Auropath

Hi everyone,

For context: I come from a FGLI background where access to mental health support and doctors I would like (derm, opt, etc) aren't widely accessable/cost too much.

How are the medical facilities for students who might either remain on Medicaid or enroll in the college plan? Especially for regular check-ups/in-depth (multiple follow-up) cases? Is there anything I should know? Will any of this put my enrollment and future at WashU in jeopardy?

One of the big reasons why I chose WashU was for the amazing doctors lol. So just want to know how to get access to them. Are there also any fees associated with them? I'll be on a full-ride, need-based aid if that makes a difference.

Hi everyone -

I'm an incoming freshman at the Olin School. Just wondering a bit how work study works and if anyone has any suggestions on on-campus jobs that would be good to gain finance experience.

Thank you all.