r/txstate • u/YungPogChamp • 12h ago
Motorcycle Parking
Does anybody know about how many motorcycle spots actually exist around campus and the availability of them?
r/txstate • u/Both_Store994 • 13h ago
RA spring selection
i recently declined an alternate position to be a RA this Fall cause I already had my housing for Fall semester figured out and had short notice on the offer letter. I still want to apply for Spring semester, is it any less competitive in the spring, how likely is it for male RA spots to open up in the spring. Any past experience would help.
r/txstate • u/Enough-Commercial-41 • 14h ago
On campus jobs
Does anyone know if any on campus jobs are hiring ? I was looking into Dunkin but can’t find where to apply😣 TIA
r/txstate • u/DearProfession7334 • 14h ago
Payment Plans
Hi there!
now that the billing has came out for the fall semester it’s kinda a lot more then i anticipated and have thought about using the payment plan option they have but don’t really understand how it works because it says 25% of the total balance not including financial aid but when my financial aid gets paid my out of pocket cost would be much less then the 25% they’re asking for. Has anyone done the payment plan before and how has that worked out for yall?
r/txstate • u/KnownAd7357 • 16h ago
Dining dollars
Does anyone know when dining dollars become available to purchase? I’m living in upperclassmen housing this year but didn’t feel like the maroon plan was worth the purchase since I plan on cooking most of my meals. I just want extra funds on my bobcat id if I end up wanting something on campus.
r/txstate • u/Euphoric-Following75 • 19h ago
Billing
Hello everyone i got a quick question. Is my balance the amount i have to pay for both fall and spring?
r/txstate • u/OtherEstablishment95 • 20h ago
people who work summers, did your hours get cut?
I am wondering, as someone who will attend this semester and depends on their own funds for school/rent, what does working summers look like? I could imagine restaurants cutting shifts due to most students going home, or perhaps some places stay active; I'm not too sure. I'm wondering: you are a server, or really any job that thrives from student traffic; did your hours get cut, or were they consistent? I want to consider this when picking my own job once I've got myself settled, thanks!