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I'm a freshman switching into the Exploratory program because my current major was too hard and I was struggling in my classes. Has anyone else made this switch, and how did it work out?

Hey. I’ve got an interview this Saturday for a part-time Team Member job at At Home (the home decor store). I’m an incoming freshman, applying for something part-time, around 20-24 hours a week. How stressful does the job get, is it usually chill, or does it get hectic? Do they cross-train you in different departments/roles, or do you stay in one spot the whole time? Also, is the schedule flexible for students? Any advice for the interview? What should I expect them to ask? Thanks!

Hey. I’ve got an interview this Saturday for a part-time Team Member job at At Home (the home decor store). I’m an incoming freshman, applying for something part-time, around 20-24 hours a week. How stressful does the job get, is it usually chill, or does it get hectic? Do they cross-train you in different departments/roles, or do you stay in one spot the whole time? Also, is the schedule flexible for students? Any advice for the interview? What should I expect them to ask? Thanks!

Hey. I have an interview tomorrow for a part-time job in the shoe department at Marshalls. I’m an incoming college freshman so I’m applying for part-time, about 20-24 hrs per week while I’m in school. How stressful is the job usually? Is it calm and manageable, or does it get crazy busy? Also, do they usually cross-train you in other departments, or do you just stay in shoes the whole time? Any tips for the interview? What do they usually ask? I want to be ready. Thanks for any help!

Hey. I have an interview tomorrow for a part-time job in the shoe department at Marshalls. I’m an incoming college freshman so I’m applying for part-time, about 20-24 hrs per week while I’m in school. How stressful is the job usually? Is it calm and manageable, or does it get crazy busy? Also, do they usually cross-train you in other departments, or do you just stay in shoes the whole time? Any tips for the interview? What do they usually ask? I want to be ready. Thanks for any help!

So Best Buy called me this afternoon and asked me to come in tomorrow at 1 PM for an in-person interview.
Honestly I was really surprised because I didn’t think I did well on the Talview interview yesterday, and I definitely wasn’t expecting them to call me this fast. 😭 I’m excited but also really nervous. For anyone who’s worked part-time warehouse at Best Buy, what was your experience like? What do your shifts usually look like? Did you like the job? Any advice for the in-person interview would be appreciated too. Thanks!

Hey, I just got invited to do the Talview video interview for Best Buy (warehouse associate). Has anyone done it before? What kind of questions did they ask and was it hard? Also wondering how the warehouse job actually is day to day. I applied because I prefer stocking/inventory type work over sales. I’m also a little nervous they might switch me to a sales associate or something more customer-facing since I do have retail experience. Is that something that actually happens or do they usually stick with what you applied for? Any advice would help, thanks.

Hey everyone! I’m an incoming freshman and planning to take the Chemistry Placement Exam soon. For anyone at who’s already taken it, do you have any tips or advice?

What kind of topics show up, and how tough is it? I just want to know what to expect so I’m not going in blind.

Any help is appreciated!

Hey everyone! I’m an incoming freshman and planning to take the Chemistry Placement Exam soon. For anyone at IUPUI who’s already taken it, do you have any tips or advice?

What kind of topics show up, and how tough is it? I just want to know what to expect so I’m not going in blind.

Any help is appreciated!

Hey everyone,

I’m an incoming student at IU Indianapolis (pre-admitted). I’m planning to major in Pre-Medical Laboratory Science and wanted to ask a few questions for anyone currently in the program or who’s been through it.

I’m mainly trying to get a better idea of:

What the MLS program is actually like (workload, difficulty, structure)

What freshman/sophomore courses I should expect to take

How competitive getting fully accepted into the MLS program is after pre-admission

Any tips for staying on track GPA-wise or preparing early
How clinicals/internships work later on

Anything you wish you knew before starting

I’m trying to plan ahead and not get overwhelmed once classes start, so any advice or experiences would help a lot.