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thrift books is saving my life rn but GOD why the fuck does one of my classes have 7 whole books assigned

hello!! i’m an incoming freshman dorming in great basin. i’m majoring in ECE and i dont really know what to expect going into college, im scared of getting home sick, missing my family, possibly realizing maybe im not ready to move away from home, and overall just being more independent and being on my own. its all super new to me.

im kind of going into all do this blind and just want any advice/reassurance anyone has to offer.

thank you so much!! :D

Hey everyone, looking to meet new people and make some friends before school starts!

Here is a little bit about me:

- 18F | majoring in public health/pre-nursing.

- don’t drink/smoke/party/ associate with drama

- I'm pretty goofy, laid-back, watch a lot of tv series and love meeting new
people

-For fun, I'm hoping to check out the campus gym, grab coffee, or just explore and hang around campus.

Honestly open to meeting chill individuals, even if it's just to text, share info, or say hi 😼

Feel free to DM/comment, my inbox is always open! :D

So I'm a physics major with math and astronomy minors (math is finished, astronomy pretty much finished), and based on what I need to take I'll only have 9 credits next spring. So I'm just wondering, based on your guys' experience, what are some fun easy filler classes to take? I would be down to take another math class if it was super easy like STAT 352 or Differential Equations was. I also like sociology and random historical things. I have been looking through the course catalog and some classes sound interesting but I'm worried they'll be too difficult when I want to chill a bit during my last semester before grad school (aka please no classes with insane amounts of writing)

Hello! I am a comp sci major with a minor in cybersecurity and wanted to know if this schedule was easy as well as any challenges getting place to place.

I also just bought the yellow parking pass as I am living in Nye. Was this a good choice?

Any other advice? Info i should know?

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I Normally don't struggle too bad with classes but I know that this semester in ME is tough so how possible is this lineup. has anyone taken AE 334 yet. Please Help.

I saw a similar post in another University community and was curious if we feel this way? How do we think our internship and job opportunities are being at UNR?