u/PokeKoa1

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Did I screw up

I filled out the application in January(1/6) but I don’t have an appointment date, I didn’t find a roommate because people ghosted me/didn’t even reply to me reaching out. And I don’t have a room selection appointment date or time. Am I just stressing because my friend in summer has one?

for the record I am entering fall 2026

TL/Dont Care: Are fall housing appointment dates out yet

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u/PokeKoa1 — 11 hours ago
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Going to Preview Soon, any tips beforehand?

Basically anything unwritten that I need to bring, things I should expect, decent places to eat, what to avoid etc. I am driving up the morning of and staying overnight and driving back down that evening. I do have a warm weather, not cold weather sleeping bag that I may switch for sheets. And I am bringing my backpack to hold stuff like random shirts, my laptop in case I want/need to do anything on it, stuff that isn’t fitting in my overnight bag etc.

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u/PokeKoa1 — 3 days ago

I can't believe I have to say this. You are not ruining their lives, CollegeBoard is if they get caught, and you helping doesn't do anything. You took the test fairly, why should you feel bad when someone who didn't got caught. Also, even if nobody at your school cared, other kids will. If a cheating operation happened at my school, you would care. So report any cheating (preferably during the test itself)

edit: for those saying it will bite them later, if it has any more dire consequences than this, I am scared of tomorrow's society

edit #2: I do not know for certain if they can cancel a school's ap scores, but it doesn't say so in the terms and conditions, instead including "without limitation" clauses. THis should not be a deterrant to reporting cheating.

edit #3: for the stay in your lane type of people. At the end of the day it is dishonesty from your peers, or those to be considered above you in academic standing that shouldn't be due to unfair advantages. Seriously. If they want to cheat, they face the consequences, that is how it always has been and will always be, and I don't want to see you criticizing test security, when you are actively dampening it.

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u/PokeKoa1 — 17 days ago