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Our refunds will be getting processed and sent out this Tues (1st round) and sent out this thursday (2nd round) for yall who still wondering

W IN THE CHAT FOR THE RAIN!!

comment "rain harder" if ur not in the mood for fireworks and would like to have a peaceful evening without them. Edit for context: i have pstd and fireworks stress me tf out and gives me flashbacks and given the current climate im not feeling that celebratory todayyyy :(

lightning around campus rn is something else lol

hey so i was just wondering... I get bright futures 75% and another scholarship. I'm wondering if I pay all of my tuition and fees before that scholarship money gets disbursed, will the scholarship money be refunded into my bank account since I already paid everything? Or do they take it back? (my parents to pay so I can keep my scholarship)

I just graduated in the Spring, and will come back in the fall to pursue a Masters (political science). And, when I saw the post that said ''LIBTECH CLOSING''. I was shocked. But, looking back on it, a lot led to this. Especially with preeminence funding, Tallahassee decided to give the shit to FSU, and UF. Destroying funding routes to UCF. Spoke to a professor of mine yesterday, and he said that whole departments are closing, and professors are being laid off. LIBTECH's destruction, along with CMC Library, and Downtown Library are just the tip of the iceberg. UCF, is changing for the worse. Preeminence, is the status of ''elite'' that UCF worked towards, emphasizing graduation after four years and whatnot. Preeminence would have gotten us more funding, not massively less funding.

Something that enrages me; other than of course Cartwright destroying the arboretum for his precious football team (to suck again no matter how much money the administration reorganizes for them, thanks a whole bunch Scotty boy), and taking a million dollar raise. Is that only 1 or 2 organizations are holding a monopoly over these concerns. I think every student should be enraged about this, and should hold protests. Yet, it's only a single group or two, not focusing on the Cartwright issue but also connecting it to a whole litany of other things that it's not connected to at all.

Keep the Cartwright issue the issue. Not diverge from the issue, and trying to connect it to a whole bunch of political stuff it doesn't have to do with at all.

I'm an international student, so I'm not used to the sound of gunfire. I keep hearing this gunshot-like sound near Hercules community—is it really gunfire? I haven't received any alerts or anything, so it's a little scary.🥺

Why would UCF even cut away Libtech? Like, out of everything, they chose Libtech? Increase the rent, tuition for international students, and COB receives 50 mil from an alum, and they cut Libtech. Libtech saved my life, feed me and gave me a job. RIP, f in the chat for Libtech

Trying to roll up a funny paper. If anyone is on campus and could help; I would love that. Hope this post isn’t excessive. Serious inquiries only plz.

Hey guys! I’m going on a vacay to New york in September. Give me some places i should visit or things i should do!

After seeing posts like this https://www.reddit.com/r/ucf/s/sEpZmzJA3n and others like it about libtech and reading comments on how UCF isn’t like it used to be not just for students but also staff. I’m wondering if my psych degree will be worth it when I graduate in 2028. I plan to get my Master’s degree at a university out of state but not so sure if it’ll even be worth it now 🥲.

A few hundred of us showed up for the milk maniac last year, we should show up and fight for an actually useful service

Hi, I am freshman that started this summer as a Computer Engineering pending major.

Engineering has always been my plan, but from how things are looking, i’m considering maybe going into medical school after I graduate. I just want to figure things out before it’s too late to change degrees.

Is there a way that I can pursue pre-med while in this degree? I know if you minor in bioengineering, it counts towards pre-med. However, I don’t know if these classes would cover or count as my electives.

I need my classes to be covered by my bright futures (100% for 120 credits). I already have around 80 credits done towards a general A.A degree, so maybe some of those excess credits can be towards those classes?

If anyone has any advice or has gone through a similar path please lmk!

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I am transferring over to UCF this fall, my orientation is not until July 22nd. Ive just been looking around the Audit and Pegasus Path and checking out all this stuff since my previous school had absolutely nothing like it. I am looking at classes I may need to take this semester, and it says they are all closed with very long waitlists. Probably a stupid question, since I assume they hold spots for people like me, but is there even space for me to get classes at this point?

I see like everyone here saying they got theirs but I still haven't gotten mine and I know I did the score send from collegeboard 😭 😭

I finished the whole pre orientation except for the ECE form but that shouldn't be a difference maker right?

Edit: I've already checked the myUCF portal for them under the credit transfer section and the app document status

myucf>student self service> UGRD App Document Status