I got in thru regular admission but I’m low income. How do I get CD?

I want to go somewhere where I can get EOP/HEOP

This is if you get the ineligibility sap suspension email. If you pay out of pocket for the fall semester and meet the sap criteria at the end, will you get your fafsa money for the spring or do you have to appeal in the spring?

Any advice or recommendations?

Hello community! I am writing on behalf of a friend of mine, a student who is starting at CUNY at CSI in September. He is originally from West Africa and currently lives in a room with other folks in Staten Island. He also works nearby CSI! He is trying to find housing on/or preferably off campus that is affordable, as he wants to find an apartment that he can focus in. The issue is, I know campus housing is SO expensive and SO hard to find. Really reaching out here to see if anyone has any ideas, resources, thoughts, or recommendations on what to do or where to look for this?

Thanks a lot for any thoughts or comments <3

I withdrew from a course just after the refund deadline. I didn’t know I will get charged half of the tuition fee. Is it possible to request a tuition fee refund ? Has anyone at LaGuardia had a similar experience?

Ever since I knew I was going back to school for nursing, I've wanted to pick my classes before they filled up. I knew how competitive the major is and wanted to give myself a good start.

I enrolled super later so I knew all the core science classes would be gone, but I could take all the other easier required courses and do science in the spring.

As soon as academic advisement was done, I jumped on Schedule Builder and picked my classes.

I had already did the research on days and times and knew exactly which class I wanted for my ideal schedule.

Boom, schedule done!

Then a few minutes later I got to thinking, "What about the professors? I never looked them up!" 😬

So I frantically pulled up my schedule and go to ratemyprofessor to find reviews. 1 out of the 4 professors were good, but my math, english, and speech professors were rated HORRIBLY online. Pretty scary stuff. English teacher failing people not off essay but the topic, grading by emotion. Math teacher hard to understand and very rigid (thats my worst subject!) Speech teacher who's always preaching about his PhD and never gives feedback.

A true nightmare. 😭

I quickly went back to the class search and looked for other professors at the same time or similar.

I lucked out and took the last seat in English with a 5 star professor 🥹 its for 3 hours on a Friday when I had a free day, but worth it. Its online, she gives breaks, and grades nicely. English is my favorite subject so I'm glad I caught that.

Lucked out again and found a math professor with excellent reviews. Takes times to explain and let's you turn in late work. Every exam is open book! I mean, thank God 🥲 I truly despise math.

Speech was tricky. All the professors sucked, but I found one that was average. Its an async online class so I hope the professor is reasonable. I need a high GPA to compete.

All in all, very excited for this semester. Advice for any other new students this year: check these professor receipts! And if you have a bad experience, leave a review or report it! Warn the rest of us because a good professor can make a huge difference between a winning semester and a losing one.

What is this? Do i just ignore it if i have financial aid covering everything? They keep sending me emails abt i

*****just emailed financial aid they told me to disregard as my tap is pending and im an asap student. So its all good

I’m 27 so this is my first time being in college and I’m starting this fall. What’s a good way to make friends/acquaintances?? How are the clubs?? Is it worth joining one? Do people even socialize there and are the people nice? Are there too many younger people? Also do people use the pool and gym often? Bc I would totally want to