I'm not into pokémon, but I guess if anyone else is free plushie lol

We have three DARLING 16 week-old kittens who are ready for their forever homes! These kittens been home raised in a loving home since birth and have received LOTS of socialization, attention, love, and care.

These kittens are litter trained, up to date on all vaccines, and have been raised indoors since birth. They are playful, affectionate, and love being around people.

Our biggest priority is finding families who will love them as lifelong members of the family. If you’re interested, please send me a message and tell me a little about yourself, your home, and any experience you have with cats. Each kitten will go to their new forever home with a handful of their favorite toys!

Please share if you know someone looking for a wonderful new companion! 🩵🐱

🐾 Boots (Female) 👢
Boots is playful, curious, gentle, and thoughtful. She is wary when meeting new pets, but with slow introductions she has done well with our small family dog. Once she feels comfortable, her sweet personality shines through. Boots would be especially happy to be adopted alongside her sister, Bugs, but they do not have to be adopted together.

🐾 Bugs (Female) 🐛
Bugs is the fearless social butterfly of the group! With her big, beautiful bug eyes and adorable little white “milk mustache” marking, she’s impossible not to love. She’s always the first to investigate something new and lead the charge. She is playful, silly, relaxed, and incredibly affectionate. Bugs loves being held, enjoys snuggling, and is perfectly content being cradled like a baby. She gets along wonderfully with well-behaved dogs, big and small. She truly seems to make friends wherever she goes.

🐾 Scooter (Male) 🛴
Scooter is the only boy of the bunch and comes equipped with a nonstop purr engine! He loves to play and is great at entertaining himself, making him a little more independent than his sisters. That said, he’s still very affectionate and enjoys pets, cuddles, and spending time with his people. He also has a beautiful coat that makes him especially handsome.

Before you go to orientation, I highly recommend setting up your **Mobile Credentials (Student ID)** ahead of time. Doing this can help you avoid waiting in long lines during orientation.

If you already have your student account but haven't set up your Mobile ID yet, here's what to do:

1. **Download the eAccounts app** from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. (It's the white icon with two arrows pointing in opposite directions.)

2. **Sign in** using your student account. If you have trouble signing in, contact the IT Help Desk.

3. Tap the **gear icon** in the upper-right corner, then select **Submit ID**.

   * Upload a clear photo of yourself (this will be your Mobile Student ID photo).

   * Make sure no one else is in the picture.

   * You'll also need to upload a photo of your driver's license or another valid photo ID. (Speaking from experience—the photo requirements are important!)

4. Submit your information, then **sign out** of the app.

5. Wait for an email letting you know your photo has been approved. Once it's approved, open the eAccounts app again and tap **Add to Wallet**. You'll need to accept the Terms & Conditions before you can finish setting it up.

Hope this helps someone and makes orientation a little smoother! 😊

Can any current UT health nurse externs confirm whether they still require the 2 year contract post grad?

Hi could someone explain what the Nursing Level 2 schedule would look like at UT Tyler? For Level one we have Monday Exam day, Tuesday Lecture, Wednesday-Friday: 1 day Funds/Clinical, 1 day HHA, 1 day off. Is this similar in level 2 with Mondays being exam day and having 1 day off? It will still be for the traditional curriculum, so Mental Health, Population Health, and Caring for Chronicqlly Ill. Thank you!

I start school at the UT health north campus in fall, was wondering if there’s any good recommendations for apartments

My daughter is an incoming freshman (Pre-Nursing).
Does anyone have any recommendations for the best computer?? She already has an iPad and is wanting a MacBook.

Hey everyone! I’m 25, starting at UT Tyler this fall for IT/Cybersecurity. I will be a freshman I currently live about an hour away, so I’ll be moving to Tyler before classes start.
I’m mainly looking for:
Safe area
Around $900–$1,200/month
In-unit washer/dryer
Fairly quiet (not a huge party scene)
Close to campus would be a plus
I’ve looked at Deerwood and a few others, but I’d love to hear from people who actually live there or have recommendations (or places to avoid).
Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone! i was assigned to liberty landing this year, and i was wondering if anyone has a video of the four bed/four bath set up. i have tried to tour the building, but there is always an issue with the college that prohibits me from doing so.

Hi. So, as the title says, I applied and was assigned to different locations.

I applied for Liberty Landing and was placed in Victory Village. Is this normal? Did I do something wrong and need to reach out to someone somewhere?

I’m a CAP student who will live at University Pines. When do they normally tell you who your roommate is (I don’t know anyone so it will be random assignment). And when is move in typically?

Hi! I’m a level 3 student and i’m struggling in CAI. I made a 60 on my first exam because I did not study the meds. I usually can get away with not studying the meds but for this one I could not. Exam 2 i made an 80 but I studied for two weeks straight and was expecting so much better than that. My test average is a 69.6 now and I need a 75 to pass the class. Can any level 4 or just anyone give me some advice/notes/etc. Im trying so hard compared to the first test but Im still very stressed about failing the class.
Thanks!

Kappa Beta Gamma International Sorority is looking to expand at UT Tyler! We’re actively searching for students interested in learning more about KBG and how to bring KBG to your campus! Ask me anything!

Hello! I'm going to be applying to the BSN program for the fall 27 cohort as a transfer, and I would like to know how the process works in order to take/get around the three lower div nursing courses:

• Intro to Nursing: Roles and Responsibilities (NURS 1301)**
• Integrated Health Assessment, Pathophysiology, and Pharmacology, Part I (NURS 2301)**
• Integrated Health Assessment, Pathophysiology, and Pharmacology, Part II (NURS 2302)**

I know the website says you need to enroll two semesters before clinicals start, but when do those begin, and can clinicals start during the summer semester (2028)?

If you made A’s and or high B’s during nursing school would ya’ll share what helped y’all study for exams? I’m currently in level 1 and I have yet to find a good study habit like I’m all over the place. Like Pharm, health assessment, funds, and the wellness online class?
I could really use some advice right now. Also if you ever failed an exam what are some ways you bounced back?

Does anyone know if we get financial aid for the summer? I have a Pell Grant coming but I’m unable to accept it yet and I have a whopping bill to pay. I’m hoping I can get the grant and that will cover it but I’ll still owe what’s (to me) a substantial amount. These fees are killing my finances. 🫩

Does anyone know when we will have our student aid for the fall semester?

I’m thinking about applying to the concurrent program but had a few questions since their partnership is still new. Does anyone know if they accept the HESI exam under this partnership? I will also have a wintermester still in progress once my application would be submitted so does anyone know how gravely that would way my odds of getting in? The last would be about my financial aid, if I send my financial aid there would there be any room for return? I plan to use the left over funds to pay for my ADN program but I’m not sure if it will be enough to cover some if not all of my tuition.

Can alumni use the gym for free or do we have to pay?

how are y’all affording tuition?