Used to be you could park your RV at certain campus parking spots (for instance way down West Samford past Hemlock) for free provided you were the first one to get there. Now Auburn has found a way to pinch more pennies by charging for what used to be free. You now have to reserve parking through RevelXP and the free lots are now car only.
Im selling off a couple gaming keyboards and a mouse, nothing wrong with any of them besides being a bit dirty. One of them is a pink razer blackwidow v3, keys work lights work, but the keycaps got dirty in storage, probably used for about a year. Also got a roccat vulcan 2 mini in white, keys work lights work, used for half a year, its not super dirty besides from normal use, but i dont like the linear switches. Lastly, a roccat kone xp air, super dope mouse but i switched to a cheaper mouse on a AA instead of a rechargeable one so I can use it on campus more conveniently. Im right by the university, feel free to reach out to me if youre interested!
So I’m taking math 1150 pre cal and trig with Harshbarger and I checked the syllabus with the homework outline and nearly every single day it showed you should do around 60 problems.Is this normal for a college level math class and do I need to do all of it.
Hi, I was looking to transfer to Auburn next year and I saw like alot of TikTok comments saying that people at Auburn don’t really wear jeans. Not saying there’s no ever wearing jeans but like you don’t see a lot of people with jeans to class and people look at you weird if you do wear jeans. I have nothing against anyone but I was just curious to know.
Edit : it is not my opinion I just saw this general idea based on comments on TikTok and this TikTok on my fyp😭
Hi! I’m a freshman this year and I was wondering how long it took everyone to find their people? I’ve been here about two weeks now and I want to be patient but I feel like I’m seeing everyone in these large groups already. I’m trying to step out of my comfort zone and talk to a bunch of people but I’m a little awkward so I was just curious what others did to make friends?
Obviously this post is a bit late, but does anybody know of any fun- and or super interesting 2 credit hour courses? Right now I'm in active auburn , which while easy I was hoping to get a little bit more out of my time. I'm currently a sophomore studying Mechanical engineering and I've taken everything I can that's degree applicable so far. War Eagle!!
I have a class tomorrow in STEM+Ag Complex. Can anyone please share its location? I can’t find it on Google Maps or Apple Maps.
Hey, I’m a 20-year-old gay guy who’s trying to find friends for the fall. I’m a junior, and last year I transferred to Auburn. I’ve been having a really hard time trying to find people around my age to hang out with and be friends with. If you’re down to be friends and get to know each other more, feel free to message or comment.
Son’s Kia needs some work. Any suggestions?
I'm a 19 year old female sophmore who really wants to make friends this year. Freshmen year I didn't successfully put myself out there for friends so I'm trying my best to join clubs and interact with others this time around! I'm into a lot of nerdy things so hopefully I can meet some people who are interested in similar things. Stuff like; anime, manga, games, and webnovels! Of course I'm also into "normal" interests like reading, needlepoint, and occasionally some volleyball! If anyone has any advice or wants to reach out I'd be delighted! (also am a first time reddit poster.... dont judge....)
War Eagle! I was walking by the seal today, and I wondered if the "curse" was truly there. I definitely don't want to be cursed!
Edit: I didn’t want to come across as disrespectful. I was asking this question in case I accidentally stepped on it. Thanks for the answers btw :)
Hey guys. I've recently graduated from another SEC school and I'm about to start my Ph.D program here at Auburn. Glad and excited to be here. I hope everything works out.
So the thing is, I was in a campus ministry in college but even though they technically are for everyone who are in school, we all know they are usually there for undergrad students.
I was wondering if there are any specific groups or campus ministries where grad students go and do bible studies. Are there any? Cause they are pretty rare in other schools as well.
I’ve been growing consistently more anti-subscription and pro-physical ownership over the past few years. I talk to people occasionally about buying more physical media and books and most people like the idea but that doesn’t necessarily mean it would translate to people supporting it financially.
I’ve been considering maybe opening a shop space in the mall and selling books, movies, and physical music (CDs, vinyl).
I’ve heard there used to be a Hastings in Auburn but I missed out on that boat. I know there’s a few places around here like pawn shops or a game xchange, and there’s obviously Books a Million and Walmart, but I’m kind of looking to combine all of those offerings in one smallish shop.
I’m curious if y’all think a place like that could generate any interest in Auburn/Opelika and what you would want or look for in a physical media shop.
Additionally, has anyone had Thakur for a professor? He’s teaching the class. If so, how’s the class?
For anyone who hasn’t taken this class, what mechanical tech electives would you recommend?
Hi all!
I am an out of state applicant and I was wondering what my chances were of getting into auburn (applying by the 9/15 deadline).
I have a 3.37uw gpa and a 3.93w gpa, but i’ve had a really good upward trajectory and now have all As. have 3 AP scores of a 4 and 3 scores of a 5, and i’ll graduate having taken 12 Aps. I have a 31 act, but i’m taking it again and expecting a 33.
I have pretty acceptable extracurriculars: i founded a club and have leadership positions in to others, I have a few medical certifications and work as a patient care technician, and i have long term work as a research/archives assistant at my towns historical society.
i know my uw gpa is subpar, so that it my main cause of concern, especially being oos.
Any input is appreciated, thank you!!
Hi!
I am a hs senior from the midwest and I’m very interested in auburn. I was wondering what the dating like is like? I’ve heard some stereotypes, but I thought I should ask. I don’t drink or do any substances, and I’m not into hookup culture (I think i’m just more of a date-to-marry girl). Is it hard to find nice guys/date?
I think an issue i may run into is that I’m not interested in dating MAGA/ultra-conservative guys. Everyone is entitled to their beliefs of course, but I would really prefer someone who is atleast moderate so we’re more on the same page.
Obviously, dating is not a make or break AT ALL when choosing a college, but I just wanted some input on what the experience may be like.
Thank you!
My wife is currently pregnant and we have been told by multiple people that we should consider going to Montgomery or somewhere else when having the baby. I was just wondering if anybody had any experience with having a baby at EAMC and if it was as bad as people are making it out to be. We live in Opelika so we like how close EAMC is but if it is as bad as people are making it out to be then we may consider other options.
Just moved to Ft Worth, in San Diego we had an Auburn alumni/fan club that had standing reservations every week to watch football at a few rotating bar and grilles. Is there anything like that in the DFW area? Thanks and WDE🫶
Hey all, im a neighbor (georgia) and wanted to know what my chances would be of the aviation program. I've got roughly a 3.6 or 7 GPA with a 1380 sat. I know I need early acceptance to get in and the second admission process. What do yall think?