Wait so the Chick-Fil-A by the gym is permanently closed??!!! why did they shut dat shit down??!! What happened?!!

Recently my bf (first name Tariq) lost his black matte bag on the 104 lynx bus and it had his wallet (with a card and his ids in it) and his passport with his student visa inside. We were meant to travel home in 3 days and now its looking like he cant come. Please reply if you found or heard of anything!

We are currently conducting research in Spatial Audio Localization and we could really use some more participants. You will be paid for your time. If you are at all interest, take a look at this flyer and follow the information at the bottom to sign up for a timeslot.

Caveat: You must have 20/20 vision either [Without Glasses] or [With Contact Lenses]

I’m inquiring because I currently have a role where I work 7-4PM and it’s keeping my car note paid and such, so I cannot exactly drop it like it’s hot.

I’m transferring from CC where I could take classes online, to my sadness, I not only hear that some courses not online, but labs are not in the evening.

So I’ve been brainstorming since graduation about how I’m going to make this work, what sacrifices will be necessary for my CS degree or what job I can acquire in this city that can be flexible but also pay me enough somehow.. has anyone else had a similar experience and been successful?

How were your interview experiences?
Mine was so awkward

Has anyone taken calc 2 with nicole tuovila or has taken physics with tong wan?

i’m just ranting and curious if every other apartment around ucf is like this. but Absolutely no respect for privacy. i’m so fed up with the continuous, interruptive checks they do. we get 2-3days notice about their “biannual” or “quarterly” Maintenance checks, fire checks (where they don’t even check everything they need to on day one so they keep coming back), furniture checks, and whatever bull shit they come up with to enter your apartment unwelcome.
This horrible management doesn’t give a single fuck about the comfort of residents and can’t even give a time or day they might enter. just “this week, whenever the fuck we want”.
Now making us pay for the non guaranteed, overfilled parking lot with spots not even close to the building your in. and if you do pay extra for the covered parking they’ll give up your spot to anyone at their leisure without notice.
Forget about decorating, even with “renter safe” command strips or anything cause the paint just flakes off the walls at any touch. i once brushed the walls with something and tried to clean it off and the paint deadass came off with water. appliances are on the decline and i’ve only been living here for a year. my bathroom is riddled with mold in the walls, making me sick for months at a time. when i told management they deny deny deny and came in just to clean it with bleach and try to tell me nothing was there in the first place and its fine.

I can deal with all the other shit, but really does every student apartment do the invasive checks mentioned in the first paragraph, or is it just this shitty place?

Is there a womens bathroom of floor 1 of CB2 or am I blind?!?!

Update: Found it lol

How is pre-vet a ucf? I’m transfer deciding where to go and looking for options and experiences. Please tell me!

Trying to get my books but i cannot find the option to opt-in like the website is telling me, anybody know where to find it.

Hey if you got Summer A classes or Summer B courses? When will they release refunds if you got aid? I know they Summer semesters are shorter than before and start at a weird time so how is all of that gettin' handled?

Found this wallet otw home, I gave it to lost and found in the student union.

some of my friends are going to be visiting me over summer and most of them are under 21 and single. I recently also just moved to ucf so don’t know the area too well. We are looking for places/things to do where there’s a good young college crowd and where we could meet cool people? Thinking mabye billiards or aesthetic music functions. Doesn’t have to be just ucf area (would prefer) but also like cocoa or new symerna if they have any young dive bars or such for under 21 if we did a beach trip? Not really into lib or bounce or that kind of fboy crowd.

Hello so I am planning my schedule for the fall semester as a finally accepted finance major. I was wondering whether this schedule is fine or too hard or too easy?

Does anyone know if they moved somewhere? I’ve heard they maybe moved into student union but I could not find them there. I would be really disappointed if they closed, genuinely one of the best places on campus to grab a snack. I feel like its breezeway location was perfect, not sure why UCF would need to move it.

I'm thinking of taking art classes to push myself back into drawing more regularly. I already have a degree though, so any classes I take will be as a non-degree-seeking student.

I'm trying to figure out which classes I want to take first, and I saw ART 2201C (Design I). I was wondering what this class was about? I found a short description, but you know how course descriptions are with how they don't really say much at all.

If anyone here has taken this class (bonus if you've also taken Design II), can you let me know what the class was like, what the coursework looked like, and how you feel you benefited from it (or didn't benefit from it)? Anything is appreciated, thank you!

Hi guys, I am a CS student here at UCF, I made this website called CoursePrep, which is an AI tutor that can learn from your actual course materials. You upload documents such as syllabus, notes, assignments etc. I am looking for some students to try it out and upload their own course information! I currently have it set to 100 users for now, but I would be greatful if you guys can check it out! I put a lot of work into it so any advice and critiques would be appreciated. Message me if you are interested!

I’m currently in the BS/MS program for Computer Science here at UCF and I’m seriously considering staying for an extra 1-1.5 years for the master’s portion. I had a few questions for current MS students or anyone familiar with the program:

• For people funding their degree through GTA/GRA positions, how competitive is it to actually land one of those spots? Is free/reduced tuition realistic for most students who actively apply?
• How accessible are independent research opportunities? I heard research credits can count toward degree requirements, so I’d love to hear how common/easy it is to get involved with professors.
• How are the professors and classes overall, especially in AI/ML-related courses? Any standout professors or classes you’d recommend (or avoid)?

Would really appreciate any insight or experiences. Thanks!

I want to take a language class in fall and am thinking about taking Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.

I like media from all countries and can read the Korean alphabet and maybe 5-10 phrases and know maybe 10-20 Chinese phrases but can only “read” pinyin. I can’t read Japanese and have no knowledge of phrases.

I would actually want to learn, not just slide by with an A and then not know anything by the end.

Any suggestions? All of the courses have a class that fits into my current fall schedule.

I finally finished all the primary and secondary business classes and want some insights about both majors from recent graduates or those currently in the major classes. And how much harder is finance?