u/MurkAlt

Hey all, I’m looking to go to med school after college and looking to get my emt-b to get experience. I’m planning on getting my certification over the course of the spring semester along with a 16 credit load and was wondering if that would be manageable. It’s 3 harder engineering classes with two easier engineering electives. I could drop to 13 but I’m trying to save space senior year for pre reqs to minimize my gap year.

Is it realistic to get a prn role after I get my certification to work weekends during school? I do have the ability to stay in my college town over the summer if that would help land a role by allowing me to give them 3-4 months of full time service before transitioning to prn.

Some professors today were pushing the use of Hokie AI in our engineering classes. Kinda got me thinking- is this used to track students? Like if a student used the chat for some form of honor infraction this would be very easy to locate correct? Seems like it’s risky to use as even asking for help with concepts can be seen as cheating by some professors

Hey was just wondering if we are allowed to replace on tech elective with semester research. Would be amazing if we could lol. Thanks

So add drop opens tomorrow and I still don’t understand this stupid ass new course registration system.

I have added classes to my cart but obviously are not official since add drop opens the third. Do I need to go in and confirm them tomorrow? How? They all say added to cart.

I’m a rising junior who finally re-realized a passion for medicine and really want to pursue some form of med school post grad. Problem is I cannot find an entry level healthcare jobs in Blacksburg to build hours. I need paid since I’m already going on enough debt coming here lmao so the volunteer emt is out of the question. I’m an engineer so any with lighter hours would be nice. Thanks

Hey everyone. I know this is a bit strange but I have a friend who has never been in the dating scene and wants to try. He is a 6'2 asian for anyone wondering. Pics available upon request. Thanks again guys (he don't know I am doing this).