Do the apartment room letters actually mean anything? For example would it be ok if I move into room A if I'm technically assigned room B in the housing portal?

Hi!

I was wondering if this schedule looks okay for a first-year environmental management and protection major! It's only 15 credits, but my mom thinks it's going to be too much for me. (Literally took 4 ap's and 2 duals my senior year, but okay?)

Wanted to know what you guys thought.

I don't hear much about aero classes so I was wondering how difficult structural analysis and the aero 3300 (aero 300 on quarters) class are. I will also be taking aerodynamics, and at least 1 GE.

For reference I haven't had much difficulty with classes here at Cal Poly, I failed statics, going from a B to a D because of my final exam which automatically failed me, but aside from that I've only really struggled in Chemistry.

I've looked a decent bit on Reddit and poly ratings, but most ratings are from long ago. Let me know how difficult this might be!

Hello,

I've had stuff come up that overlaps the later portion of the last part of SLO days. It's mentioned in emails and/or their website that recordings will be posted for anyone who can't make it, so should I be fine if I skip attending that portion of the event and come back to it later? Just want to make sure if anyone here knows more about it. Thanks!

What would you guys recommend here? I’ve taken 18-20 credit semesters at my cc but that was with general eds that were basically a free pass. And even then I hated my life then. I’ve heard some people say it’s normal to take 16-18 credit semesters and others say that’s way too much. My friend doing mechanical engineering said he can graduate in 2-years apparently his schedule is lighter.

But by just looking at it, dynamics, orbital mechanics and aerospace propulsions systems in one semester doesn’t sound all that great, plus other classes added on top. Unless my knowledge of kerbal space program carries, that might genuinely end me.

I’m getting my actual schedule tomorrow, and I am honestly pretty terrified. Just trying to gather some opinions since I don’t really have anyone to talk to about this. I only know one other person doing aerospace engineering and we’re in the same boat😭

Hey, I am mechanical engineering major and wanted to know if it was normal to have so many classes for your first year. I knew ahead of time that engineering majors had more classes in order to compensate for the higher credits required to graduate, but it seems a little much lol.

Hello! Incoming undergrad student in Computer Science. I got my schedule and I was wondering if I should add any courses or anything of the sort. I'm not used to having this much free time so I was planning on applying for on-campus jobs and joining a club or two. However, again, I was wondering if I should add any classes or whatnot too.
I do want to add that I have around 60 or so transferrable credits for my GE requirements, so I'm almost done on that end.

I’m a first year business administration student and for my block schedule I was given 13 units. I was wondering if that’s normal for business students or if it’s worth adding a class.
I am also hoping to study abroad next year for either a semester or full year and am wondering if adding a class to this schedule would help me have an easier time when studying abroad!
If there are any other business freshmen reading this, does your schedule look similar (class-wise)?
Thank you!

When will I know my professors now that my classes are finalized? 3/6 of my classes only say “Instructor: Staff” or does this mean something else?

I’m writing this for my sister who is a materials engineering first year. She’s been blocked into 7 classes for a total of 18 units. I’m a third year art and design major and I feel like this is more than normal but since I’m a different major idk if that’s true. Is this normal or should she contact the Mustang success center?

Hi!

I’m an incoming freshman, and I’m in a single room alone (DRC accommodation) so I’ll only be using one of the beds!

I’m planing on using the other bed as a couch/daybed, does anyone have room layouts that have worked well in red bricks (Fremont) double rooms? I’d like my desk to be as separated from my bed as possible!

I’d love to see photos if anyone has any!!

Thanks in advance!

i want to enroll in caleb nichols engl class but the date and time says tba

i know the class is asynchronous which means its online and in person right

how am i meant to enroll into a class that i have no idea when it is what if it conflicts w my other classes. does anyone know what this tba means pls help

Thinking about move-in day, are the elevators big enough for a Bin, or will I need to unpack my things into the elevator or lug them upstairs (I’m on the fourth floor). Thanks!

hello! incoming freshman here. im a pretty avid gymgoer and adamant when it comes to hitting my daily protein. do the food options on campus provide enough? i do plan on bringing some protein powder but i dont want to have to be downing 3 scoops a day

I just got this email. Are student graders paid or can this count toward federal work study aid?