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do students actually buy tickets for this music concert or do they also just enter and take a spot?

hi! I heard freshman typically go to Lonnie’s. they are 18+ but I am still 17 till November so I was wondering if I would be able to go. I’m really worried about not being able to participate in any fun stuff cause of my age

University of Michigan guy coming in peace. I just saw the news we are hiring Vanderbilt Provost C. Cybele Raver as our incoming U-M president. Can you share what she's like? Does she like sports? Did she work well with faculty and students? What should all of us in Ann Arbor expect? What are we in for?

I am thinking about applying as a transfer student this coming year. For context, I am a senior in high school who is in a program called Middle College. I am going to graduate with an associates degree via a community college. I want to go to Vanderbilt and am considering applying as a transfer. Would having 2 years of credit aid or inhibit my chances of acceptance?

hey guys, so i (22M) just graduated mizzou and will be starting my masters degree in Chemical Engineering at vandy this fall. i am in the search for housing, and would appreciate if you guys share a little about possible options. i dont smoke or drink, party occasionally, and dont mind having pets. originally from uzbekistan.

my max budget is 800 and i am looking for 4bed 4bath options. please help lol

the title; thank you guys

Hi, hope you guys are doing well.

I was wondering if you guys could chime in on your best vandy org recommendations? I feel like freshman yr I didn't join some of the most exciting orgs, and I want to change that this year. I've noticed some orgs on campus "sound cool", but they end up being very dead clubs. And then some orgs that you didn't think sounded exciting, end up having cool perks like international/national trips and cool conferences and other experiences like that.

Please share below! Also don't worry about my interests, I'm open to anything and everything :) thanks!

I'm an incoming freshman on the pre-med track and aimng to major in biochem. Is it a dumb idea to start off my semester taking mhs 1600 nutrition with bio 1510 and chem 1601 or is it doable? Should I do Calc 1301 instead (ap calc ab credit) and get that over with this year? i am lost sorry if these are stupid questions :((

My last ACT score was a 33 (I haven’t taken it a second time yet to get a super score). Should I submit this or is it going to be better to go test optional on the application?

Im so stupid its been done fo like two weeks but i forgot to submit it and now its past midnight and Brightspace isn't letting me submit anymore. Am i cooked, am i gonna get penalized?

what would happen if a hypothetical person hypothetically didn’t do the summer assignment whatsoever. js hypotheticals

Hello! I am a transfer student to Vanderbilt this fall and I am currently looking for clinical jobs, such as patient care tech and I am wondering where I should look at. I already reached out to VUMC career opportunities and they don't have positions open and they all require license or graduate program degree. I am a pre med student and I would love to get some advice if possible! Thank you!

I am a transfer student coming into Vandy this semester and I just realized I forgot to report a W for multivariable calculus I received from a college dual enrollment course I took during senior year of high school. It totally flew by me because I thought it would be mentioned in my high school transcript or previous college transcript but I just looked over it and it has nothing of the sorts mentioned on there. What is the chance I get rescinded for not mentioning this?

i really want to work/earn money. is it hard to get a paid lab role? any other jobs at vandy?

TW for those with eds or food issues not tryna get yelled at here

But I’m an incoming freshman and like to track everything I eat to hit goals and whatnot, I was just looking to see if anyone has had any experience with this on campus, any tips etc. I know it’s likely not nearly as easy but figured it was worth a shot. Are there any dining halls that make this a lot easier and have simple bland stuff à la carte like grilled chicken white rice etc? Thanks again

y'all my husband is turning 30 and I'm surprising him by taking him to the Vanderbilt v NC State football game 9/19/26. Only issue is I have 14 friends/family members in on it and I'm having a difficult time getting seats together. I would love to splurge and get premium seating since it's a special occasion/would allow us to be together but they said none are available. My husband is the most selfless human and never does anything for himself so I really want to make it special. But at this point having seats together/near eachother would be great. If you and/or anyone you know has tickets they would be willing to sell PLEASE LET ME KNOW!!!!!!

Also any tips about fun tailgate experiences would be appreciated. Game is at 11:45am so options might be limited and I'm at a loss lol

TYIA