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Will I be behind I am in Warren

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hi everyone!

Incoming first-years are known to send in their transcripts before July 1st, but the deadline to send AP scores is July 15 this year. Since college board has the option to do a “free send” where every score selected goes to a single college for free, I have been waiting until tomorrow to use this option so I can send them all together simultaneously.

I’ve been seeing that people from other colleges sent in their AP scores earlier and are seeing their “senior year” scores on their portals before July 6th. Since I’m sending it on July 6th, will the scores be “late” for course registration? I didn’t know you could send in all of your scores (including senior year scores) before they even came out somehow.

Just wanted to ask to get anyone else’s experience or any insight people would have about this scenario. Maybe I’m completely wrong but I want to make sure I’m not late since I know a lot of my friends also waited to get the scores then use the free send.

Heyy I am in SD for the summer and I don’t have much friends here right now. Looking for ppl to hang out w!
A bit abt me:
20F, single, loves to cook, pretty chill and yaps a lot

My essay won’t stop showing 40-50% A.I. even though I wrote it😭😭
I’m sick of trying to reword it when I’m not even at fault. But I’m also terrified that this is going to cause an academic integrity situation.

However, I’ve also known a lot of friends who submit A.I. stuff repeatedly and never get in trouble.

Do professors take A.I. detectors seriously knowing there’s many false positives? How worried should I be? Should I keep rewording?

Questions about UCSD new Marshall dorms co 2030
- Are there water stations or should I get a Brita? And are there places to get ice for your water?
- Are there places where you can get boiled water for free or should I just get a water boiler?
Is there AC in the Marshall dorms? I heard there isn’t and thought I should probably bring a fan if I like to be kept cool during the night
- People say to bring big trash bags but I’m wondering why people say this and where they keep them? I was planning on just having a mini trash can in the room
- Do you think I’ll need a desk hutch? Because it seems like a waste of money but I also want to make use of vertical space
- Any reccs for a mattress topper that is good quality but affordable for the UCSD Marshall beds?
- Should I get a microwave with my roommate or is there already one built in the kitchen
- Do you think the mini fridge will be useful even though there are two large fridges for communal use?
- How is the lighting? Should me and my roommate invest in a big lamp for the room?

Has anyone had difficulty with onboarding/processing to volunteer at the VA Medical Center next to campus? I got accepted for a volunteer position and completed my fingerprinting almost 7 months ago and have not been approved/processed yet. They initially told me processing should take 1.5-2 months. I've been contacting the coordinators but no update.

Hi everyone,
I’m an incoming transfer who didn’t get into PCW 😭 and now have to choose between Rita, pepper canyon east, and Pangea. I have no idea which is best, I’ve heard too many bad things about each of the options.
The things I care abt most, I guess, is not dealing w things breaking down a bunch (which I heard happens in PCE and Pangea). And also I’m a pretty light sleeper. While I’m going to request a single, in case I do get put in a double, I’m worried about the bunk beds in Rita, I feel like if my roommate tosses and turns a lot (like me) that being in that bunk beds structure means the whole thing will shake and I’ll have an even harder time sleeping.
Any advice guys? I’m kinda freaking out, I thought about living off campus, but my therapist is encouraging me to live on campus so I can better build community, but I’m worried about the adjustment.

I'm starting my fourth year and discovering how much i like the research in designing but hate the actual design aspect. suddenly, the job market feels very very impossible for me to get into once i graduate....

TO PREFACE THIS, I AM NOT ANTI-VAX. I BELIEVE IN VACCINES AND I WANT TO GET VACCINATED. I AM AN INCOMING FRESHMAN AND I HAVE TO FIGURE THIS OUT BY JULY 15 OR ELSE I CANNOT ENROLL.

Hi all. I have been vaccinated my whole life except for the meningitis vaccine because my parents (NOT ME!!!!!) became anti-vax after the COVID-19 vaccine. they are making me fill out a religious exemption form, and claim we are catholic, except we aren’t and i’m worried it will be declined because i don’t know how to adequately prove being Catholic means no vaccine. On the other hand, if I secretly do get the vaccine, and they find out, they won’t be paying my tuition. What do I do? I’m not anti-vax at all and UCSD is my dream school.

I am a student and was working for the UCSD Labor Center educating students about their labor rights, then at the end of the quarter they said they cannot pay me for the work I completed for them. How ironic right?

I asked a third party department at UCSD to help with this situation and they said the Labor Center was adamant about not paying me and started becoming aggressive towards them so they wanted to opt out of helping.

I asked the other staff members at the Labor Center for help and they said they are overworked themselves and are scared of the head and executive director of the center because she yells at them a lot and keeps them overtime without pay, and that it’s best just to keep your head down. How can the executive director host events advocating for change and organizing workplaces and promoting unions while simultaneously mistreating and berating her staff?

What kind of Labor Center exploits labor like this? I signed a W2 and everything with them, so they’re LEGALLY supposed to pay me. I wanted to join unions and organizing to help the working class but if this is what it looks like I don’t want to be in this field at all. I’m financially in debt now and unable to afford rent or groceries. I don’t mean to fall into the “doomer” mindset but what am I supposed to do? Is there any hope to the movement if these “helpful” institutions are also exploiting us?

Where the hell is the schedule for classes for fall 2026. We dont have enrollment times or anything. They said mid June, then mid-late June, then July 1 and it’s still not official. We are normally already enrolled at this point and rn idk what classes will be available or if i can even fit the ones I need because they aren’t out yet. I leave the country the 13th and im trying to plan but UCSD is being lame as hell

Also wtf is up with parking, no more NW pass, smh, Khosla greedy as hell

Any tennis beginners here? I am newbie to tennis and I am looking for other beginners to practice tennis with throughout the summer on campus. Lmk if you are interested!

Hi guys sorry if this is the Nth time seeing this type of question. But I got accepted into both with UCSD being off the wait-list. I have an ongoing internship with SDSURF as a software engineer for naval research for the government with additional military experience. So I guess maybe the real question is a faster degree and a strong university name or a somewhat decent university with the degree thats most in line with what I want but will take more time (and arguably harder)

I would also note I'm in my late twenties n would rather get my degree as soon as I can and money isn't an issue for me cuz GI Bill. But I would also like to go into a more engineering role like I am rn. My internship will accept both degrees tho since they will hire me after completing either one.

This may be an obvious choice but I want a second opinion.

ATTENTION EVERYONE WHO KNOWS SOMETHING ABOUT THIS MAJOR:

Hey yall, I didn't see any math pre-reqs, but this does seem to be a technical major. Do we really not need any math prior knowledge (I have rough pre-calc level knowledge).

And alot of people say this led them to genuine data/SWE jobs, does anyone know that to be true?

LAST QUESTION PLS: Are the classes easy? Are they like math/data/comp sci kind of classes? More just poli sci classes with a sprinkling of coding? What do I expect?

Thanks everyone!!

Hi Reddit,

I have a complicated situation and I would like your opinion. I am an incoming phd student, and I got SHORE, so I can live in grad housing for all my phd years, but I can't leave grad housing or I'll lose it.

I've already accepted the housing offer, and I will live with a roomate in Nuevo East. However, my long distance girlfriend then found a job at UCSD, so she will move to San Diego in October. And, of course, I would like to live with her.

So a few questions: how easy is it to change between grad houses? Is that decision only available after one year? It would be great if we could move to a family/couple house (like at Mesa). Or move to a one-bedroom apartment where I could have her as my roomate (she is not a student)?

The other option is for her to move in with me, if I can negotiate with my roomate (it would also lower his rent). I believe that's not allowed, but does anyone even care?

Any advice or ideas you have would be appreciated :)

hi im (m19) here for the summer classes for the whole july. looking for friends to hang out tgt! i have a car and am willing to drive around. i love soccer hiking and music

just let me know if you also wanna hang out!!