I'm a 5th semester junior and I'm hoping to ask seniors and grads if life gets any better.

I'm a stem major, former CLAS switched to CAHNR. I'm taking 15 credits right now, and my entire course sequence at uconn has been 13, 16, 14, 16, and now 15 credits.

I'm done with my gen eds, I've just got a handful more core (broader-range) STEM classes left.

I am writing to ask, is life really best in college? For the past three years I've felt horrible. Day in, day out, I just feel like my past three years have been wasted. I'm overworked, I sleep too little, I eat too little, I've lost friends and gained very few. I have no time for extracurriculars. I feel my mind and body withering with each passing day. I feel weak, I feel sick, and I'm just so, so tired of putting myself through this each day. I just feel so hopeless, and I want to know if this is all there is. I've tried everything I could think of to improve my conditions. Therapy, changing study strategies, reducing credits, literally nothing has helped me yet.

I feel that I've wasted the start of my adulthood at UConn, and seriously regret coming here. My family tells me that these are supposedly the best four years of my life. I'm so upset to see them pass me by, but the money and time and just blood I've sunk into this school.. it's too much for me to just up and leave.

Do things get better after graduation, or am I cooked?

A few upcoming UConn events:

Monday, Oct 19

• 10:30 AM - Let’s Talk with Amy at Student Activities
• 12:00 PM - Molecular Biology and Biochemistry Work in Progress Talk: Betty Abebe (Dr. Steven Chou’s L
• 12:00 PM - Let’s Talk with Sam for NCAA Student Athletes
• 12:30 PM - How to Work a Room – Career Fairs, Receptions & Beyond
• 12:30 PM - FYE Slime and Chill Event
• 1:30 PM - Converse with a Nurse-Waterbury
• 2:00 PM - Let’s Talk with Fumi
• 2:30 PM - Workshop: Work Authorization in the USA (Post-OPT)

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Do I just need to finish my toi's? (my major is only offered at storrs)

How did we do on that one?? Did the exam feel harder than the practice problem?

Exams are this Tuesday and there's never been a single post about this class on here. It's at the Storrs campus with Mark Brand. Anyone's who's already taken the class know how difficult it is?

Hello! I’m looking for a roommate to live in a 2 bedroom apartment in the oaks for the next fall. Please let me know if you’re interested or know anyone who might be!

I’m a sophomore and I really want to switch to allied health by applying next semester. However, I really do want to graduate on time (May 2029). I like the public health concentration. Should i take the risk? It’s hard because idk what classes to take next semester if i don’t know if im in or not

I usually get on at the Whitney stop to go to Hartford, but sometimes that has too many people. Can I get on from nztc? Thanks

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This is a survey for my statistics project at UConn. I would be extremely grateful if you guys can respond.

Thank you!

Is there transfer housing still available?

For anyone who has taken AH 2001, what was the midterm like? Was it similar to the assessment questions, or were there a lot of brand new questions? A friend and I are combining all of our quiz questions to study from, and I'm wondering if that's enough preparation or if I should also go back through the practice homework assignments. I've averaged around 95% on the assessments so far by using the practice assignments, but I feel like I've probably forgotten some of the chapter material that wasn't directly asked in the assessment questions from earlier chapters. Does the midterm mostly pull from concepts and questions similar to the assessments, or should I expect entirely new questions as well? Also, if anyone has study tips, Quizlets, or general advice for doing good on the exam, I'd really appreciate it! Thanks so much! 😊

This isn't for a class or anything; I'm just interested in how the UConn community will respond to these

Also I'm trying to increase visibility on this so send this to your friends please thanks

Hey everyone! I’m 19M and I’m looking to make some new friends who have similar interests or just want someone to talk to!

About Me: I like watching sports like basketball and football. I also play basketball at the rec every week and sometimes play soccer. I also like playing video games

I’m an AIM major. I’m pretty chill and would love to find people I can talk to regularly. I’m open to making long-term friendships, so feel free to comment or send me a DM if you want to talk!

I forgot my bag at south but it wasn’t in the lost and found, I emailed the manager and he said they have it in their office. Is there a reason it’s in the office and not the lost and found? It’s a soccer ball in a drawstring bag

So, the winter session registration starts on the 26th, but my meeting with the advisor is three days later. How is the demand for the winter session classes? do I have a chance to get a class spot? I'm scared. Thanks!

I was curious does anyone know if his final and midterm both online？Any help would be much appreciated!

Hey everyone! I've been asking around to see if there is a club here focused on baking and bread making and haven't found anything. Don't get me wrong I think what CareCakes is doing is cool... but I want to find people who want to make other things as well. Also, I'm not huge into sweet baking, but am instead into savory and traditional baking. Is there something like this that already exists, and if not, is there interest?

Guys this class is killing me 😭. I did so bad on the 2nd exam. I don't know if anyone is on the same boat or simply willing to help a fellow student out, but I could really use a study buddy. Please feel free to comment on this post or dm me. Thank you!

i'm currently taking 3209 and was wondering if anyone in the past couple of years has had Prof. Levin before and has taken his exams. His explanation of how the exams are going to be is kind of vague and there intentionally isn't a study guide, heard it was going to follow the problem sets closely though. Any guidance/tips or does anyone know what is on the midterm?