Graduate Aerospace Engineer from UMD here! Anyone looking to get tutored either on core classes (math, physics, chem, mechanics, thermo) or aerospace classes? I have always been big on helping out and teaching and my method of tutoring most likely will be very relevant since I am a recent graduate. Prices are cheap & very negotiable!! Just dm me!

Is it too late to start joining clubs? I wanna start being active like working out maybe or something. I just don’t know if it’s too late..and if anyone has recs on any clubs, please share!

I’m in stat401 with hatice right now and she already has cutoffs in her syllabus. IMO she’s super disorganized and it’s really difficult to follow along in class. Based on the averages, most of the class is doing pretty poorly (quiz 1 avg was 7/10, quiz 2 avg was 5.5/10, exam 1 avg was a 55%). Im wondering if she adjusts her grade cutoffs because based off of the current averages, it seems like a lot of the class is about to fail.

looking for the easiest econ BA courses (300-400 level) because i want to go to law school and need to keep my gpa up! i chose econ so i had a bachelors to fall back on and could maybe pursue a career in finance/analytics if law school ever fell through. i still plan on going to law school but econ305 is really putting into perspective how hard this major can be! pls drop easier upper level courses so i can keep my gpa up

Hey! I saw someone else basically talk about this same thing so it inspired me to make my own! I transferred here last year in the hopes that it would be easier to make friends here, I was unfortunately proven wrong. I do know people here, my bf and his friends and when we all hangout it’s cool but I want my own group of people to hangout with or even chat to, especially on days where he or all of them aren’t here. I joined clubs and things but the clubs don’t fully seem like a space to make friends bc people bring their friends with them and only really interact with their friends. I try to give off as much welcoming energy as I can but it’s to no avail tbh :/. If anyone could suggest anything that would be great, and I’m open to giving additional information if needed as well.

Went to Stamp for lunch today, and there were a bunch of grade-school-aged children eating there. Was wondering if anyone knows what was happening?

Hi, I'm currently a student at UIUC. I made a website for my school and OSU to find available buildings on campus. I was just wondering if you guys would be interested as well. This is a completely free and open sourced website (I'm not making any money, just though it would be a cool idea to pursue). Please let me know if you think this would be a helpful tool and I'm open to any feedback. I'll include photos of what your campus would look like (the site will be improved before I make it live)

Here is the link to the current live site: campusquiet.com/

Can anyone share their stats that got them into a UMD non LEP. I’m trying to major in physics and was wondering if I have a chance of getting in.

the message for them in front of the Eppley tennis court

*psychology

I am available, no money needed. Just looking for someone who is looking for someone to be a lab rat for their education.

Or any one who wants to practice manipulation or something on someone before they can try it out on others? DMs open

Do I just have to withdraw from my classes and send an email to gradschool@umd.edu?

Academic Catalog

I'm a senior Electrical Engineer at UMD and have been trying to sort my life out. I have a job lined up after college and secure grad school plans, but don't really know what the next 5 years of my life are supposed to look like.

I was wondering about the experiences of people who'd already graduated. What did the next 5 years of your life look like after UMD?

Need one more roommate for spring semester at rambler college park south! 4 bed 2 bath. Message me for more info and if interested!

I’m currently a high school senior applying Early Action to the University of Maryland, with my intended major being Information Systems through the Smith School of Business. I recently received my SAT score of 1390 (660 Reading and Writing, 730 Math), and I’m debating whether I should submit it. I have a 3.93 unweighted GPA, participate in dual enrollment through early college, and have extracurriculars that include presenting at national conferences and completing an internship. Since admission to Smith is pretty competitive, I’m not sure if submitting my SAT score would strengthen my application or if I’d be better off applying test-optional. For anyone familiar with UMD admissions, especially Smith, would you recommend submitting a 1390 with these stats, or going test-optional?

Looking to carpool from College Park to McLean with an individual who frequents McLean/nearby area from college park.

Intentionally contradicting title but let me cook.

I came across this response to someone requesting advice on English classes for professional settings for a Korean friend:

He needs a voice class for actors and singers. Teaches enunciation. And facial movement. Body language. Trust me, he will be able to speak the queen's English by the end. I highly suggest everyone take intro to drama. Chorus. Voice lessons. Gives you a better presentation when you speak and move your body correctly. You have no idea how much my dramatic arts background helps me in life. I speak better. I move more deliberately.

I am a non-English speaker early-career whose leadership inclinations are being held back by suboptimal pronunciation, lexicon and intonation. So this out-of-the-box possibility of dipping my toes in drama to hone my language skills slapped my "I'll just get better with time" thinking so hard I felt I spun several times like a cartoon character and fell on my back looking at the blue sky above. I've barely stepped out of strictly STEM involvements during my entire graduate program.

Can I put my UMD privileges to good use for this? I'm looking for extremely hands-on, even workshop-like intro classes to acting, with a strong focus on speech and body/facial language. Not so much interested in very academic courses, i.e. "let's first delve into the history/politics for five weeks".

Also what are your experiences in such courses? What other aspects of your life were improved outside of a career in drama? Could it be worth it for my purposes?

As current or former students, what do you think needs to be done/improved on or around campus for the better? This can be transportation, buildings, dorms, classroom, etc.

My group and I are aiming to create a website or app for a year long engineering research program and eventually present it, but we’re debating what to focus it on.

Does anyone know good places (hopefully fenced, and near south campus) to take your dog on campus?

Also, are emotional support pets allowed to be brought into buildings/ classes or do they need to be service animals?

And would anyone be down to have doggy play dates/ watch my dog sometimes?

Hello! I am currently living in a 4x4 apartment with 3 other girls. Unfortunately, 2 of the girls are graduating in the spring and can't re-sign with us for next year. The other girl and I are currently looking for 2 other girls to fill the empty spaces up.

Where: Courtyards

When: 2027-2028 School year

Preferences: Both her and I are quiet-moderately social. We're both quite clean and don't do any drugs (including weed/cigarettes). I also don't mind exchanging socials :)

Rent/Apt information: Right now, the 4x4 option is $990 (utilities included). There is also a small gym, pool in the summer, and free printer at the club house. Parking is also free at the apartment. I normally take the bus to my classes and have never had an issue.

I'm open to answering any questions or talking further if interested!

I don't like confrontation but I'm getting irritated. There's this guy next to my dorm room that's always making loud sounds (banging/screaming/etc.) plus questionable moaning sounds (???) and he does it every damn night. I leave the dorm but it's a temp solution. How do i deal w this situation? I don't want someone to target or get mad at me because I snitched or something...

OOS (from CA and probably not going to get into any competitive in-state publics); High income (edit: high 6 - low 7 figs, no student loans needed), Asian female

3.62UW/3.95W - upward trend, around 3.8 each sem since 10th grade but I have a C and D on my transcript and consistently got Bs in core subjects

1550 SAT (780M 770RW)

9 APs including senior year (54555 on previous exams), 1 honors, 6 dual enrollments - good STEM rigor in 11th and 12th (AP Stats, Calc 2, AP Bio, Honors Physics; AP Chem, AP Physics C Mechanics, AP Physics C E&M, Multivar, Linalg)

I'd say 7.5/10 ECs, 5/10 awards, decent essays, definitely bad LORs (I've transferred high schools 3x so I don't know my teachers well)

Applying to a non-LEP STEM major in EA

Am I cooked?

I just received a guitar as a gift and broke the high e string while trying to tune it. Attempted to fix it with the 2 extras I got and broke both of them... :( Would any UMD guitar players be generous enough to provide me with a new one and help me restring it? I would go to Atomic Music but I don't have a car so if there's anyone on campus that could help, I would be really grateful :) Thank you!!

Hi! My friends and I are looking for a 4x4 apartment for next year. We just toured TR and thought it was nice, but what are the realistic reviews? Do you recommend it or is there any other options that are still nice.