u/ComprehensiveBig8441

I am a transfer student coming into Vandy this semester and I just realized I forgot to report a W for multivariable calculus I received from a college dual enrollment course I took during senior year of high school. It totally flew by me because I thought it would be mentioned in my high school transcript or previous college transcript but I just looked over it and it has nothing of the sorts mentioned on there. What is the chance I get rescinded for not mentioning this?

So I accepted off-campus housing but desperately want to transition back into on-campus housing; what are the odds vandy will still have beds open?

Sorry for the caps lock but I am getting so irritated. I am flying out of the country soon and was supposed to receive my package a few days ago but SHEIN keeps marking the delivery unsuccessful. I thought it was because I had my address as a commercial address at first even when I called in to GOFO to tell them just to leave it in the front, so I changed it to a residential one, but I literally HEARD THE DRIVER pull up, mark unsuccessful delivery, and LEAVE. I’ve called GOFO 3 times already and that was their FOURTH UNSUCCESSFUL DELIVERY. I am GETTING SO FUCKING STRESSED BECAUSE I AM LEAVING SOON AND I JUST WANT MY DAMN NAIL GLUE.

My tuition rose by 8k and my 10k scholarship got slashed by 8k. Is this normal?

All at the same time; how’s the workload? I’ve finished AP Biology with a 5 and organic chemistry I and II with an A/B+.

Hey everyone! I'm an incoming transfer sophomore hoping to major in chemistry and was wondering if I should take Calc 3 at community college this summer or next summer as I was planning on doing physical chemistry at Vanderbilt my junior year.

The pros of doing it this summer would that I would be able to get over with it with a smaller gap between my previous calc experiences (I took AP Calc BC during junior year of high school) but I would have to pay out of pocket.

Pros of doing it next summer would be that I would be able to take the course for free (according to my understanding of Vanderbilt's consortium agreements) in addition to having a smaller gap between my experience with calc 3 and pchem.

For more context I am doing an REU this summer and next summer I am planning to MCAT prep.

I saw that for CHEM 3300 that calc 3 isn't a prerequisite but that "prior study of multivariable calculus is expected," so I was just wondering how important calc 3 really is for pchem? Let me know yall :)

Would this be doable? My REU is in chemical engineering but the Calc III class would be fully online (with exception of exams obviously).

Hi all, kind of freaking out right now because I’m about to be homeless for the summer for my internship at NCSU. I had a lease secured from May-August but got screwed over by it last minute. I’ve been trying to get into contact with summer intern housing for the past few weeks but I believe they’ve been pretty busy and I’m not getting any replies. Would there be any possible last-minute housing options within walking distance to Centennial Campus? If not, what are the chances that Wolf Ridge still has spots open for summer housing?