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Hey for my non-partying people what do you guys like to do on the weekends/nights. If you’re in some cool clubs I’d love to hear those out as well.

I'm currently taking ECE 200 with Ozturk, and I'm having trouble applying the concepts he teaches. I feel like I understand the concepts during lecture, but when it comes to actually solving problems, I'm not sure when or how I'm supposed to use them. It sometimes feels like we're given the concepts and expected to already know how to apply them.

For anyone who's taken ECE 200 with Ozturk in the past, do you have any study tips or resources that helped you? I honestly feel kind of stupid in the class right now and would appreciate any advice.

Hey y’all I’m moving into a 4x4 at Stanhope I’m a guy majoring in engineering wondering if anyone needed a roommate hmu!

Hey everyone! I’m living at Stanhope next year and looking for roommates. I’m in a quad and would love to fill it with some cool people. I’m a guy, junior Computer Engineering major, just transferred so I’m excited to meet new people and get connected before the year starts. If you’re looking for a roomie, hmu

Hey yall I was thinking about going camping for the first time, I’d love to hear your favorite spots and any tips or advice since it’s my first time !

Hi! I wanted to get some opinions on your favorite apartments on Hillsborough st, I’d love to hear your pros/cons, price complaints, favorite amenities. Hopefully making my decision easier.

Alright Charlotteons what’s the best dessert spot I need that good stuff, I’ll start peach cobbler factory 🙏🏽

Senior year I applied to my dream school deferred-waitlisted-rejected but I moved onto my second choice.

Freshmen year against my advisors advice I strayed away my colleges course pathway and took classes that aligned with my dream schools path so I could transfer. -rejected

Discouraged but sophomore year I continued took 14 credits during summer 17 during fall then applied to transfer in spring - rejected

Knowing I was already behind in my current schools progress I decided to risk it again I took 23 credits including really hard classes only 6 credits coming from electives - waitlisted

Now with finals coming in one of my core engineering classes I need a 92 to get a B in the class I’m not a bad student I just messed up on one exam. Now I feel like I’m about to lose everything.

Nobody understands or helps me 2 years of my life’s work will be wasted and they’re telling me it’s just a sign and I just wasn’t mean to be there, and ik it’s just frustration talking but I do deserve it. I’ve kept up almost 40 hours a week of work combined with maximum credits on top of that keeping a good gpa and even being on the schools wrestling team it just feels like this rejection will break me.