Hi! I've been applying to work-study jobs on Handshake for the past week and was wondering if anyone has heard anything back from the jobs they've applied to? Or what does the process look like? I applied to the few that was offered as soon as I got my class schedule which was last week sometime.
So I’m currently on the hunt for a second credit card, I feel it’s time since I’ve got adjusted to the discover it student cash back card. I’ve had it since December of last year and my credit score is in good standing. I’m a traveling student (by plane) who also buys groceries maybe once or twice a month. I would like something with no monthly fees or something I can pay annually.
Also should I be applying for another card now or should I wait a bit more?
Does anyone know what the Residential Technology Fee is labeled under or has it not been added to the Fall 2026 Bill yet?
So I looked at Lawrinson Hall, and it actually looks really nice from the pictures. But my issue is I wanted Skyhall. I'm a transfer student and I was looking for ways to cut cost and by getting a single at Skyhall and Block 85 meal plan I was able to do so. Is there anything I can do?
Edit~ I also have a corner room btw, I heard ppl love those. So if anyone wants to trade or something 👉👈
So I applied to Syracuse as a sophomore and got in around late April. I'm in the process of trying to get my previous school to send my final transcript from my freshmen year to Syracuse but in order to receive my transcript I have to pay off my remaining bill, which I have been trying to do for the last couple of months potential. But my previous school won't answer any of my calls or emails, so would it be appropriate to call or email Syracuse's admissions or my academic advisor to see if they can get them to contact me?
So I'm about to go into my second year of college as an Economics B.S. major but I'm about to transfer to Syracuse U. For the longest time I've had trouble finding a definite career but I'm hoping someone can give me some advice or anything.
My interests: I'm really interested in giving back, I think there's a lot of stuff going on in the world right now and I would like to be able to be a part of the change. I'm not really picky about the ways I can be of help but I know I want it to be ethical, so I don't think corporate would be the best way to go. I really like working with numbers and budgeting, and wouldn't mind taking on a double major or minor. However, I would like the career to be something that sets me up for financial stability.
Anything Helps!!!