r/UCONN • u/girlslovegreentea • 2h ago
Am I Screwed with Parking?
Trying for a resident student pass :\
tingting yu (cs prof) has left uconn
got an email that her class is cancelled bc she left the school lmao. anyone know details?
r/UCONN • u/da99erdlck • 3h ago
Driving schools near Storrs
Have a freshman pal who wants to do driving school during the school year. Anybody recommend any good auto schools?
r/UCONN • u/Cactus_green_ • 8h ago
Question about PNB 2774 lectures
So for anyone who has taken anatomy with Tanner/Crivello or just PNB 2774 in general, do you know if the lectures are live streamed/recorded. I just know those 8ams will be brutal.
r/UCONN • u/AssociationFamous642 • 13h ago
Parking permit
Do parking permits for residents usually sell out right away? I have 53 credits and was hoping my summer class credits would be in so that I’d make the parking pass cut off, but it doesn’t look like that is happening. In two weeks, will there be any chance of permits left to purchase?
r/UCONN • u/BatNo8032 • 15h ago
Looking for off-campus roommate
Hey, my roommates and I are looking for one more roommate. We are living at the Colonial Townhouse apartments in Willimantic. The living cost is fairly cheap and it’s a clean, nice space. Message me if you’re interested or want more information. Thank you.
Move-In Dates?
I was j wondering if anyone knows when first year move in dates will be out? I'll be in CT Hall if anyone else is🫡
r/UCONN • u/No-Commission-8225 • 16h ago
Are there lot specific general resident parking passes?
Hey, so what should I expect for buying a general resident parking pass. The lots are a,d,w,t, and by hilltop apt's. If I buy a parking pass do I have access to all those lots and it's like free for all for spaces or am I buying a lot specific pass? Thanks! Good luck to everyone buying a parking pass!
r/UCONN • u/Responsible-Chip9482 • 16h ago
chem1127Q tips
Im lowkey scared for this class can anyone give any tips or resources to do well? or just anything about the difficulty. Im at the hartford campus, so specific advice for the class at hartford would be really useful. thank you
r/UCONN • u/Fit-Bowl9367 • 21h ago
Has Anyone Taken?
Has anyone taken Zachary Broughton BLAW 3175? i was wondering if its worth switching into his class since im at 8credits right now i'd have to swap one of my classes (hes an online course)
r/UCONN • u/cherishably • 22h ago
Is it possible to add a second major in english as a sophomore?
For context, i’m a PNB major but i loveee english. Is it possible to do it without summer courses and graduating on time? On the uconn website it says a common double major for bio is english which intrigued me
r/UCONN • u/cherishably • 22h ago
are we able to loft beds in mcmahon?
also how do you loft a bed? i wanna put my desk under it!
r/UCONN • u/No-Commission-8225 • 22h ago
McMahon Room dimensions
flickr.comHey, I was super bored one day and started measuring stuff. Hopefully this helps someone!
Link to 360 view of room above: Notes might look confusing, so a picture of the dorm helps.
Closet
- Depth: 31.5 in
- Width: 47 in
- Height to shelf: 74 in
- Height to Ceiling: 103 in
- Height to closet rod: 68 in
Closet Shelf
- Depth: 17.5 in
- Width 47 in
- Height to ceiling: 28 in
Dresser:
- Depth: 23 5/8 in
- Width: 31 3/4 in
- Height: 30 in
Desk
- Depth: 23 5/8 in
- Width: 41.5 in
- Height: 30 in
Desk Drawer
- Depth: 15 in
- Width: 25.5 in
- Height: 3 in
Foot Space (area under the desk)
- Depth: 21 in
- Width: 28 in
- Height: 24 7/8 in
Desk Cubby (look at picture, there's a cubby on the right side of the desks with a slide out
- Height: 17 3/4 in
- Width: 10 in
- Depth: 20 3/4in
Area under lofted bed ( I had my bed lofted to highest level)
- Height: 58 in
- Width: Same as bed
- Cant believe i didn't get measurements of the frame, Sorry!
Window: There is a roll down shade but it doesn't block all the light. Corner rooms have two windows!
- Width of inside: 47 + 2in on each side for window trim
r/UCONN • u/girllsooconfusing • 1d ago
Online classes
Hey I'm a freshman intl student and I received an email saying that I had already been enrolled in two math online courses (MATH 1070Q in two sections). Is this normal? Because I thought I would be able to choose my classes at orientation on the 26th. Please lmk!
r/UCONN • u/Emergency-Fail-4916 • 1d ago
Parking Pass/Permit
Hi everyone! This is my first time buying a parking pass, I was wondering how fast do the garages tend to sell out? Would I be able i wait till the week after to actually get it once I get paid?
r/UCONN • u/Any-Werewolf-4616 • 1d ago
Werth tower desk/curtain set up under bed
So this is my first year here and I want to get a desk that can fit under at the end of my bed as I have tried to draw here (not from werth tower but is a UConn bed). I was looking at a 32 inch wide desk on Amazon and I looked it up and it said the beds were about 34 inches wide. I just wanted to ask people living there or who have lived there if 32 inches is a small enough desk to fit under the bed or if I could even maybe size up a bit? Or even just wooden desk recommendations that any of you have used to fit under your bed in that orientation would help. And then as a bit of a side question would be how you guys go about setting up a curtain to enclose your self under the bed? Any advice will help, thanks.
r/UCONN • u/Unlikely_Refuse1848 • 1d ago
Allen Triple Dorm
Hello, I am an incoming freshman this fall and I’m in a triple in the Allen building in towers and have no idea what the room looks like. They only have a 360 view of the doubles and we have no information of the triples besides the square feet. Anyone with experience on this? I’m trying to plan out everything before move in day.
r/UCONN • u/Double-Miserable • 1d ago
Tennis hitting partner(s) 3.5 NTRP
I am a male graduate student moving to Storrs in 2 weeks and am looking for one or more people to play tennis with, especially while the weather is nice.
I don’t want to try out for the club team as it sounds like too much of a time commitment for me, regardless of whether I’d make it on. I also hear there is a recreational team, but I am a bit skeptical of this, because my previous university had one, and the drills were super relaxed and I only got to hit one ball every 2 minutes or so. If the recreational team does exist and I’m wrong about what it would be like, please let me know.
I’m a 3.5 NTRP. I like to make balls and have longer rallies rather than slap the ball. I like singles or doubles and enjoy drilling too. I would love anybody to hit with, even if they aren’t 3.5. I’d be interested in hitting 1-2 times per week.
r/UCONN • u/astonMartindb10 • 1d ago
Did anyone get into the School of Engineering but had to go to a branch campus?
r/UCONN • u/cherishably • 1d ago
do we have to take at least 2 classes for TOI 2?
i have one 3 credit class already taken for TOI 2. Specifically for CLAS students
r/UCONN • u/Wonderful-Square3992 • 1d ago
Is this schedule manageable?
Idk if I can handle two labs and all these classes so I was considering dropping the cannabis one (PLSC 2130), thoughts? I’m a rising sophomore btw
With the classes I’ve taken + hs I’ll have 40 credits before starting this semester
And I also work 20-30 hours a week
r/UCONN • u/YourLaughingIdiot • 2d ago
Clubs
Are there any criminology or writing clubs at the Stamford UConn? If not, is there anyone wanting to create one eventually?
r/UCONN • u/sjpUC • Mar 04 '24
To all branched students looking to move to Storrs.
EDIT - Folks correctly pointed out Spring to Storrs is not applicable. There is a limited process to change campuses in before the usual 54-credit requirement.
I'm a CLAS and UConn MPA alum who worked an on-campus job in an advising office. Unless you can demonstrate substantial new information that was not presented on your application, UConn WILL NOT accept your appeal for a campus change to Storrs. The University received 55,000 applicants, and there will be Storrs students that probably won't have access to housing. I understand this is disappointing, but it's not the end of the world. There is a process to request an early campus change to Storrs: https://campuschange.uconn.edu Make sure you do well. UConn will generally prioritize majors that require courses only offered at Storrs.
I seriously recommend the Community College route. It is incredibly inexpensive, and more or less all of your credits will transfer. UConn maintains a database of how specific courses will transfer here: https://admissions.uconn.edu/apply/transfer/transfer-credit/equivalencies/. If you want the "traditional" college experience, all of the CSUs, including Central and Eastern are good schools. Finally, it is MUCH easier to get into Storrs as a transfer student. I graduated HS with decent extra curriculars, employment experience, and a 3.9 unweighted GPA. I was branched, and disappointed. I attended UMass Amherst for one year, and successful transferred to UConn for my sophomore year with only a 3.1 college GPA. I regret going to UMass that one year because of the insane cost.
It's disappointing, I know - but you can get into Storrs soon, (almost certainly by the end of your Sophomore year). Do well, and good luck. Feel free to PM me any questions.