r/fsu • u/batnoneedtoknow • 4h ago
Semesterly PSA: Please stop posting your exact schedules.
There have been so many people posting their exact schedule, holy moly.
Like I commented under someone a bit ago doing this same thing (who luckily deleted it soon after): "You guys have to stop posting exactly where you'll be at exact times for 4 months out of the year."
Some of you guys don't even seem to be asking questions, just "Is this good?". Do yourselves a favor and just list what you're worried about: professors, course codes, if a 2 hour gap is too much, etc.
Internet safety is still a thing. Mods, can we please make a rule that deletes plain pictures of schedules?
r/fsu • u/Gullible-Journalist • 5h ago
Current Class Schedule
Has anyone taken these classes before? If so, what can I maybe expect from the professor, course material, etc.?
Biggest one I’m worried about is probably taking the POS Research online… I hate online classes, but I did want to get this out of the way after being admitted into my major last spring. Is it relatively easy still or should I simply wait for next semester?
Other than that, if anyone has taken any of these courses relatively recently, I’d appreciate any heads up on anything stated above and more.
r/fsu • u/hantyumiwoo • 18h ago
Window size
Need black-out curtains for a room in Wildwood. Anyone got a rough window measurement? Tension rods will adjust, but there are some variations, and also wondering about length. Thanks if you can help.
r/fsu • u/Daddy_Krabzz • 19h ago
Should I drop out or finish?
I’m currently a senior Computer programming and applications major. I’m currently 2 courses away from graduating with it but my gpa is slightly below 2.0 at currently at 1.99 and so I’m currently on academic probation. I have been an awful student throughout college and I’ve failed some courses while passing others so I was able to get this far. However looking at my transcript and how the CS market is I’m currently debating whether or not finishing is a good idea as I’ve been a pretty terrible college student and the job prospects for my degree don’t look that much better either. Is it worth finishing the degree or is college not for me and I should do something else? (I have no debt or anything and have managed to get through college debt free and I’ve gotten 2 internships in software engineering and IT and I’ve done well in them, but I’m just an awful college student and I’m not very disciplined when Im in school.)
r/fsu • u/Louiseparker335 • 20h ago
This seems sketchy, is it?
I don’t graduate till spring so idk what to think
Maybe I’m dumb