hi!

has anyone taken mark350 over a mini term before? specifically with melinda micheletto? i have honestly only heard bad things about her course structure and attitude (poorly worded exams, iffy group projects, reporting everyone and everything for ai, etc.) but was wondering how her class was set up with it only being a few weeks long?

i am a double major and am taking this to give myself breathing room my senior year (one of my majors is STEM and pretty intensive with upper level coursework/captsones), but don't want to kill my gpa if the course is a monster for no reason. i don't mind a lot of work in a short stretch of time- but i want fair material! tia!

If you want help in chemistry, leave a comment or DM me. I got my B.S. in Chemistry from UTK and I have been working in R&D support for 4 years. I have not formally tutored before, but I am interested in starting.

I plan on billing $20/hr. There may be some topics I need to brush up on. I would not bill for time that I spend preparing for sessions, just time spent in-person or on a video call.

Family is wanting to go to Dollywood next month, the website says students/faculty can get a 50% discount and are allowed to give them to friends without attending themselves.

Just posting to see if anyone is able to help us out.

Hi, I'm an in-state high school senior in the process of completing my UTK application before November 1st so I have direct admission. I don't know if I'll commit because I've heard that tuition is ghastly.

For one, I know rates are posted on their website, and since I live within 50 miles of campus I'm not required to live in a dorm, so that brings tuition down to about 15,000 including books and fees, but is that per year or per semester?

I do already have some credits due to AP tests and dual enrollment, and I'll get around 40,400 dollars maximum due to my GPA and ACT score. For reference, here's my stats: my unweighted GPA is 3.88 and my weighted is 4.28, I've taken 4 APs and have made 5s on all of them, and I made a 31 on my ACT. How much more money could I potentially get from scholarships? My extracurriculars are non-existent, which I know isn't good. I've yet to complete FAFSA, but I know my household makes below 60,000 a year.

I can't afford to be saddled with debt when I could just take two years at Pellissippi for free then transfer, and when I told my counselor this, she strongly encouraged me to skip Pellissippi altogether and apply straight to UTK, but she sounds crazy with the tuition rates I've been seeing. For reference, I want to major in English, which I know is a debate in of itself. I'm just concerned which path I should take financially.

All students and alumni welcome (you don’t need to bring a cool car or any car)

does anyone use any study apps like knowt and if so has it helped you?

How bad is G10 to get in and out of for games/ events since they have started demolition?

I am a current freshman in college at U Cincinnati looking to Transfer to UTK’s nuclear engineering program in the spring. Here are my stats;

3-.5-3.8 GPA (Not exactly sure but Mostly As and Bs)
- 32 ACT (possibly higher when my latest scores come back)
- LOTS of dual enrollment accelerated through a community college
- Calc 1 CLEP
- Calc 2 8 week accelerated
- Physics 1 5 week accelerated
- Physics 2 5 week Accelerated
All completed this summer
-As well as taking Calculus 3 and Differential Equations this Freshman semester
My extracurriculars are a materials science club and an unpaid research position with a current graduate Nuclear/radiological professor.
What are my chances of getting into not just engineering but the nuclear engineering major specifically as someone out of state.

does anyone know any apartments that do 6 month leases near campus???

Everyone keeps talking about midterms, but I’ve not seen a single thing in the syllabus for a midterm. I’m very confused

so the on campus housing portal literally was insane this year and my roommate and I got lake moor. We always get really bad reactions when asking about how it is so what is it actually like? I know the apartments themselves are pretty good, but how is the commute/ bus system that runs from it? is it reliable enough? we’re really scared to be honest cuz it’s so far

Don't fucking trust elevator #1 I just got off of it and istfg it tried to kill me, I was on floor 2 tried taking it to floor one, it felt like it dropped to floor one then wouldn't open brought me back to two dropped me to one again then brought me all the way to 6😭 genuinely the most terrifying experience of my life

This post is has two questions aimed at current students and previous students

1: Current students, how do you feel about the major and is it something that you would recommend?

2: Previous students, what kind of job did you get coming out of the program?

Heavily considering switching my major from English to this, but I wanted to get some more insight and do more research before I make that decision

I am really temped to talk Calc III online next semester (through utk) so I can take my time understanding the lectures. BUT, the schedule says 2 hour (in person) exams, and to my understanding the in person classes only have 50 minute exams (?). Theoretically being tested in twice as much material really makes me reconsider.

I would really appreciate hearing from somebody that has taken it online through UTK. Thanks!

Edit: I am not looking for math advice lol I am just looking to see if anyone has experience taking it online.

Hey, I'm a sophomore here at UTK, and I'm trying to figure out options that I have to pay my remaining tuition balance.

For some reason, at the beginning of this semester my federal student loans weren't sent out on time. I contacted One Stop in July to ask what would happen if my loans weren't applied to my account in time, and was told to simply wait for them to be processed. I followed this advice, but the loans ended up being applied around ~2 weeks ago.

The problem is that they were applied after the deadline for the payment plan, which I was also relying on, so I wasn't able to sign up for it. I again contacted One Stop to explain this situation, but they really didn't offer me any solution other than reaching out to a couple of offices on campus.

I currently owe around $4,000, and I don't think I'll be able to pay this amount upfront before the next deadline for spring semester.

I've reached out to the offices One Stop recommended to ask about things like emergency funding and other financial assistance and I'm waiting for responses, but just I wanted to see if anyone has any other recommendations for me or has been in a similar situation?

Any pointers towards work or anything of that nature would help a lot. Any and all advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I got into the MSIS program for Spring 2027, but am still deciding if it is something I want to pursue. I ultimately am interested in the school librarianship path, but would like to hear experiences about the program in general.

How is the coursework? Is it doable with a full time job? If you did go the school librarianship path, how is the job search? Please let me know your experience and if you were pleased with the program.

I am applying to UTK nursing school as a freshman. I have a 4.2 UT gpa, 29 ACT (retook and belive i got a 30 or 31) on new one, 300+ hours helping physician with in office procedures, took a public health class through my county and earned certification from morehouse school of medicine, board for best buddies club (member for 4 years), mentor for freshman, on principal advisory council (collaborate with principal to make school policies), varsity soccer for 3 years and club soccer for 7+ years, student section leader (lead 2,400+ students in chants and school traditions for athletic events), work 2 jobs (hostess, cashier, server), planned homecoming for 4 years (set up, spirit weeks, events, pep rallies, promotions, etc), regular volunteer for local non profit food pantry packing, and a really good essay. What are my chances for out of state?

A little terrifying I can’t lie 😭 go vols though

Is there something I’m missing or why is every man still wearing flip flops in this kind of weather????

Heard there was a fire alarm and got sent a video but whats going on over there? 😭

Idk if this is just me or if its a shared experience but I’ve been rejected so many times in the past two months. 3 clubs, 3 jobs, and 1 cohort all have chosen not to go with me. I can’t tell if its me at this point or just the “big applicant pool” that keeps being blamed. Looking for some tips or anything that could help me out. It seems this is just a building thing, because upcoming applications are looking for on campus experiences and I have none.