this is lowkey more of a rant post. I took my chem 100 exam today and we get scrap paper at the beginning when we enter the lecture hall. I was sitting to the left where the interpreters were (for students who are hard of hearing) and in the row in front of me I literally saw these two girls just writing polyatomic ions and different formulas on their scrap paper before the test even began. I know it’s hard to proctor in a lecture hall of 800 students but it’s lowkey annoying to see students cheat so easily while other like me spend hours studying. Know there’s nothing I can do but it’s just annoying af.

im planning to take physics 110 next semester, im considering either professor yao chu or yonatan abranyos. if anyone has taken the class, what was your experience with either professors?

I‘m confused because I’m a biology major taking CHEM376 (Biochem with Dr. Astrof) and I was wondering what does this mean? Do I have to take BIOL300 as well, or does my biochem class that im taking now and CHEM377 next semester cover this requirement? Also do I have to take CHEM378 (the Biochem Lab) or does 2 courses mean 2 out of the 3 listed, and I can just take Biochem I and II? I have a meeting with my advisor but I could only meet after registration and I want to know before registration next week.

For those in film for today during lectures does he go over anything important and useful i been to his lectures all for September and it feels like his just reviewing the movie nothing useful i pop up here and there this month and its still the same i was thinking of skipping but i was just wondering is it really worth my time going into these lectures when he just goes over the reading and movie?
AND if he does would anyone like to share me there notes

p.s lmk what mods yall want on the big craft

Hello, anyone know an easy chem elective for biochemistry major that has class in spring?

Hi I'm in my sophomore year at Hunter, i was doing nursing pre-req ( human bio major) , but realized it wasn't for me and would really love to do childhood ed. i was wondering if there's any advice and how hard it is to enter hunters school of ed, and if i could enter spring 2027? Thanks!

Does jing wu teach orgo in the spring?

I wanted to try Goodsugar for the past few weeks, I finally tried it today and it was actually nasty… does anybody actually like it. Originally I told myself “who could mess up a potato salad” then they let me exchange it but they also messed up juice. How do you mess up juice ITS LITERALLY NATURAL the aftertaste of this stuff is so bad too😔 my brain hyped it up so much my expectations were high and now im so disappointed… DO NOT RECOMMEND 😶

Hi I am looking to go buy some hunter merch today. It’s urgent. Are there any stores on campus?

Just looking for a good sandwich 🙏

Have my interview next week. I’m so nervous for it. How can I prepare/what can I expect?

My father was in the hospital for 3 weeks for post op complications and obviously my mom was with him. Since my parents don't live in NYC I had to travel out of state to stay with my younger siblings, 2 teens and an 8 year old. I was was so stressed and overwhelmed during the time, I didn't check Brightspace for updates. Turns out he moved exam 2 from 10/24 to 10/17 and I missed that announcement. I just realized this and obviously sent him and email explaining my situation. While I wait for his reply has anyone been in a similar situation in his class? TIA

Has anyone taken this professor? If so, how are his tests?

js as the title says, i can't figure it out and i dont see anything in cunyfirst either, and the link in the hunter website doesnt work

Is it a good idea or no?

Hello, do I need to be a soc major in order to register for soc 240 since it says that it’s only open to soc ba and mhc soc ba.
I am planning to change major to soc but don’t know if I need to be one already to register for it.

Also for those that are soc majors, should I take soc 224 or 240 first and any recommendations as for who I should take them with?

I’m currently in this class and the class is very simple because it’s online and a sickness. Long story short there’s no lecture it’s mainly you do it yourself. I really want some help deal with it so I can understand and grasp of the content if anyone’s able to help me this week, get catch-up I would really appreciate it. I be at the hunt bunny from Monday to Wednesday from 11:15 till 12:30. I’ll be in the library.

Hello, I want to pursue a cs minor and was wondering if anyone can recommend the electives they took that were low stress and actually interesting/fun...

If you withdraw from a class, can you epermit it to another college in the winter or spring.

How about if you fail the class?

For context: Im a 6ft afro-latino curly afro and beard. And this happened on the 15th floor in the North Building

Ive been going to Hunter for about 2 years now. Im a transfer student and this upcoming spring/winter should be my last year here. Hunter is great for me, lots of opportunities and nice professors that know their stuff and willing to help potential students in grad school/law/med school.

My days on campus are usually regular. Tuesdays and Thursdays are my long days. Yesterday I was on my way to my last class Sociology. My previous class before that one Afro-religions was canceled (the professor said he had a family emergency). So I sat in the library on my phone to waste time. After awhile I decided I leave for Sociology as we all know, getting to the north building on the double digit floors is annoying af in-between classes periods with the elevators.

Anyways, walk the overpass, wait for the elevators by the 3rd floor and up I go. I get off the 15th floor and I walk to my classroom at the end of the hallway on the left side (room 1527). I see my professors first class is still there in session so I'm still too early. I decide "well, let me see if there are empty classrooms on this floor that I can chill at" (for those of you who don't know, at Hunter you're allowed to use an empty/unoccupied classroom to sit at, study, eat lunch, hang with your friends etc. Just as long as you aren't crazy loud and causing a disturbance).

So there I am, walking up and down the hallways looking into classrooms to see if I find an empty one. Go all around the corners and I see nothing. I end up telling myself "fine, I'll just wait outside my next classm it should be about 10/15 minutes or so. As im turning around and walking back. There's a white, older custodian woman (the ones that have the big cart they use to clean the bathrooms) that stops and asks me

"Are ya looking for something?"

"Excuse me?"

"I said, are ya looking for something or someone?"

"No...." I narrow my eyes in suspicion of why shes asking me

"Oh, I just ask because some people are looking for the library"

"No, im fine" *I keep walking back to the classroom"

As im walking back I start wondering.... The library is on the 3rd floor towards the east building. Why was did she think I was looking for the library??? Did she assume I was up to something bad because I was black and looking into classrooms?

For people who are quick to defend. Yes, its a college campus and bc of insane stuff nowadays, yes staff and professors are told to be vigilant of certain things. Maybe I'm mistaken and theres another library in the north building? This is the first semester I have a class in that building, I just know it for STEM/pre-med/pre-nursing classes. But as I just said. Students are allowed to use empty classrooms. Could she not see maybe I was looking for one?

My whole thing is, I wasn't causing a disturbance yet she still stopped me. Would she have stopped a white/non POC student?

Im still thinking it through but im leaning on Racial Profiling. Again why are you stopping me if im not causing a disturbance. This floor is just classrooms, nothing like an event or media/common room like the Terrance on the 8th floor or the Cafeteria that sometimes has events.

Do you typically have to take 2 seperate classes to fulfill the Life/Physical Sciences AND Scientific World requirements? I took PHYS 11000 and I see that it should have counted for the Scientific World Req but its only appearing for the Life/Physical Sciences one, asked an advisor if I have to take a 2nd class and they basically didn't answer and it's a yes or no question 😭

i’ve taken all the required cs major math courses and saw that i could take one more to get a minor in mathematics.

would advanced symbolic logic/mathematical logic (multiple course codes on schedule builder but im p sure they’re all the same class) fulfill both math minor and cs elective requirements? my prof says yes but degreeworks is making me confused.

hypothetically, is a logic minor something worth considering? i’m looking at the requirements page and it looks like the logic and cs electives overlap.

I need an easy online elective