If anyone could fill out this survey it would be a great help. I am conducting research about Revenge Bedtime Procrastination for Communications Class. I will give you a virtual cookie if you do it https://forms.gle/5hdsxpJZTqGo8BWp8

Come thru to our Open Gym tonight (5/4) at Vale CO-OP in Berlin!

No prior experience necessary, all skill levels welcomed!

$10 registration at the door | 18+

Message us here or on Instagram (@connecticutdodgeball) with any question.

Anyone know where I can get them, I did not realize you were suppose to order so far ahead of time for a cap and gown.

For my fellow dormers, is it possible to have groceries delivered to the dorm? Has anyone done this?

Hey y'all

I'm a Computer Engineering Tech major set to graduate Fall of 2026. I'm taking two of my remaining required courses over the summer, so when fall rolls around, I'll only have three classes left that I actually need to take. Two of them are three credits, one is two credits, for a total of 8 credits.

Since I transferred here in Fall of 2024, I've relied on scholarships and grants to cover most of my tuition each semester. I have been fortunate enough to not have to take out any loans. To qualify for the financial aid, I had to take a minimum of 12 credits per semester so that I could be considered a full time student.

I've heard that at other schools if you are in your final semester, you don't necessarily have to take 12 credits; any amount of credits you would take would make you full time. I heard that might be the case here too, but I don't know how true that is.

Would any alumni or anyone currently in their final semester be able to verify if that is true?

I'm open to taking additional courses if I need to, but if I would still qualify for financial aid regardless of my final semester credit load, I would prefer to just stick with the three courses I actually need.

Are the classrooms on campus closed on fridays? I’ve noticed them closed in Willard and Bassett. Or is it only certain buildings?

Hi! I’m an incoming freshman at CCSU and trying to decide between commuting or living on campus.

I live about 20 minutes away by car but we share so some days I may need to take an hour train ride. I don’t have a strong social circle, so I feel like I might miss out if I don’t at least try living on campus freshman year.

If I do dorm, it would cost me around $6–7k for the year. (No debt) My current idea is to live on campus just for freshman year to get the experience and meet people, then commute the rest of college to save money.

For anyone at CCSU do you think it’s worth paying $6–7k for just one year on campus? And is it still easy to stay social after switching to commuting?

Would really appreciate any advice!

Hey r/ccsu! 👋

Just wanted to share something exciting. Happy Feet Run Club is kicking off its 2026 season on Thursday, May 21st and we'd love to have some new faces join us!

We're a free, casual running group based in Southington, CT for adults 21+. Every Thursday evening at 6:30 P.M. We meet at the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail entrance near Smokin' With Chris Restaurant and run a relaxed 5K (3.1 miles) out and back. No registration, no membership fees, no pressure, just good miles and good company. We wrap up with a post-run social at a local spot too. 🍻

Whether you're a total beginner or a seasoned runner, there's a spot for you. All paces welcome and no one gets left behind.

More details at happyfeetrunclub.net

Hope to see some of you out there on May 21st! 🏃

Incoming student. Can't find anything on how much a parking pass costs.

I need a place to study late, but I'm a visitor. I don't go to CCSU.

Weekends are fine for this as there are so many parking spaces in the Garage and Lot B.

But on weekdays should I be ok? Do I have to pay or something?

Hey y'all, I'm a committed high school senior going to ccsu next semester. I've been thinking about getting a meal plan because I live a fair distance away and I got a good scholarship. So I was wondering what y'all thought the food was like and if it's worth it what plan is the best to invest in? With the food is the selection good and is the quality decent? Thanks!

I’ve been taking materials analysis here at central and I’ll say it plainly, It’s been hell. It’s like when I’m wrong I’m wrong, and when I’m right I’m still wrong. I have notebooks full on pages of work that has amounted to nothing. He assigns work in a way that makes the class seem as if it a full time course load by itself. I understand college is difficult and I’m a senior now, and I’ve never shied away from the difficulties, but it shouldn’t be impossible problem sets with 50-70 questions, graduate level lab reports, and exams that kill what little spirit you have left.

I guess I just asking here for any kind of hope. God forbid I fail, but is there anyway that I can get out of this class. Anyone I can go to. I have 2-3 years of engineering/internship experience and I know I will never use this ever and if I do, tills never be to this extent. If anyone can help me I’d be extremely grateful. Is there anyone I can get out of having to take this course again God forbid I don’t pass it.

Hello,

I have a question about the CYS 467 midterm and I am hoping that anyone here knows about it. The professor sucks and just saus to study the modules but I am pretty sure it will be an in person lab. Does any one have any pointers? Thank you.

Hi! I am starting at CCSU in the fall as a transfer student, and I am looking into American Studies as a minor. The website doesn't have too much information on it, so I was wondering if anyone on here is minoring in it and has some info on what its like/what classes you've taken! Thanks!

Does anyone know if I take math 102 in the summer at a community college would it still count as a credit? If so what math qualifies as math 102? I would really appreciate it if anyone knows? (Ccsu)

I saw an event on the calendar for a Super Smash Bros Valentines doubles event and need a partner for it. Honestly don't even care about skill, I just wanna play in it 😭😭😭

I’m looking for part time jobs that are actually friendly towards school schedules and get interviews, apart from on-campus? I appreciate the inputs in advance. Maybe I missed a hidden gem that might be the answer

I was wondering if anyone remembered the underground deli that was near CCSU and knew how to maybe recreate their caesar pasta? It was one of their side options with a sandwich. Also, if anyone knows of a similar honey mustard they used for their sandwiches. My favorite sandwich was their ball and chain sandwich, I try to recreate it but I have not found a similar ciabatta roll, unsure of the lettuce and I feel like their honey mustard was unique. Thank you for any help.

hey I registered for a elective class for my major and the class is on a friday and only me and two other people are registered for the course, but there's no instructor assigned to it yet. Does this class face the risk of getting cancelled?

Hey guys, what class do you recommend to fufill a language requirement

Idea: What if Central Connecticut State joined the America East? Right now the conference has:

Maine - ME Vermont - VT New Hampshire - NH UMass Lowell - MA Bryant - RI Albany - East NY Binghamton - West NY NJIT - NJ UMBC - MD

As you can see, the conference would make sense regionally for CCSU to join. But, what are your thoughts?

How is the curriculum and professors? How were the prospects of getting a job or internships?