I’ve heard his exams are hard but I’m not sure how much harder they are compared to the in class quizzes.

Also, the syllabus says the class median is guaranteed a 3.3 and right now the median is around a 96% even though we haven’t taken the midterm yet. I’m lowkey stressed about that too.

Has anyone taken him before? Please help 😭

has anyone heard back for applied computing autumn applications? they said four to six weeks and that period has already passed. my portal says the app is still under review but wanted to see if anyone else has gotten their results

Hey yall, i would deeply appreciate any business administration major letting me know which classes are the easiest. I'm an econ major and need one business elective to graduate. I was thinking managing work teams or business writing but i really have no idea what it entails unless i see the syllabus.

Hey everyone! I’m an incoming graduate student at UW Bothell this autumn and am currently exploring off-campus housing options in Bothell. If you’re also looking for housing, we can team up during the search. If you have any leads or recommendations, please feel free to reach out.

Doing CSS 143 with Joanna Hoang. Is the class difficult?

do these come out after roommate matching is finished on the 31st?

Hi everyone
I’m a incoming business student and trying to figure out my schedule. I have been talking with my advisor and he says I should take B BUS 350 as a core for finance but he says it doesn’t matter if I take it before or after B BUS 350. Has anyone done one or the other first and has a recommendation?

Hey guys,

hope you all are doing well! I am a first year student and I am almost at the threshhold of needing to delcare a major before a registration block but I havent completed the admission requirements for my intended major so for security I applied to a BA in Data Vis and got accepted. However I hope to switch to a BS in Data Vis or a BS in CSSE/CS soon.

Anyone familiar with switching majors can you explain the process? Are there any downsides to doing so?

Is there a certain amount of work that you need to complete in the temporary major or is is it possible one does not do any work for the temporary major as they want to focus on getting admissions reqs for intended major and switch?

does major committe care about your switch? is it a bad look anywhere (transcripts etc)? chances for getting in are lowered right because they first look at people without a major? (or am I wrong)

I would very much appreicate detailed insight. Thank you all

Any recent grads or current ee/me students find internships/jobs? Currently having a hard time landing one…

What water bottes are most frequently used in the ARC lower -level weightlifting room? What is the most popular company, size in oz.

Anyone ever had misha Mariam or Vivian Lu coal for bus 300 ? Trying to figure who to take

Hi everyone,

I am currently signing up for classes but I have a time conflict. I want my classes in the morning to mid afternoon but nothing after 4 pm and am taking 3 classes. I plan to have a BUS 300 , BUS 307 , and BUS 310 class but one of the classes I take has to be 15 minutes after another class. My question is, is it worth signing up for a class 15 minutes after another lecture or should I just take a late class instead that would be 3:45 or 5:45.

I got accepted to transfer to UW Seattle for Autumn 2026 but I didn't get into Foster, do I still transfer? I did two years of running start and one year at UWB and I would graduate soon at UWB with Marketing. I dont know if it would be worth it to transfer to UW Seattle then??? I really dont know what to do. I was so sure of just sticking to UWB and graduating because I didnt think I would get into UW Seattle but like Im technically about to be a senior so I feel like its not worth??? Idk advice would be appreciated

Hi everyone,

I am a business student who wants to focus on finance and am registering for classes rn. Professors are not on the courses but I wanted to ask if anyone has any professor recommendations for the following classes: BUS 300 , BUS 307 , BUS 310

Hello,

I was rejected from UW Seattle the other day and saw that UW Bothell extended their deadline for transfers. I have a 3.8 GPA and I think a pretty good essay. I have no idea why I was rejected either so any advice on if you think I have a shot for Bothell. I am a general ed admit as I want to go for education and have prerequisites I need to do first.

Does anybody have any good pictures of the Forest Hall double? I’ve looked on the residential website but all they have is the floor plan.

hi!! ive been recently on the fence about where i should go for transfer!

my goal after graduation is to go into mechanical design like in automotive or something. my two choices is either u of southern california or uwb, its really been hard bc one is super far from home but has good opportunities and the other im kinda clueless abt because i dont really know about the other uw campuses lol.

i wanted to know if anyone had experience w being a engineering student at bothell, like how hard internships were to find/get and experience in engineering clubs. im really focused on trying to max out my resume before grad lol

I am an incoming student at UWB for autumn quarter. I just finished my A&O and it was not super useful classes wise. For background I have my AA from running start and am a direct into Business student. I want to focus on Finance but when doing the online portion of orientation, the advisor for my section was of no use. They also told us we don't get our personal advisors until September 1st and so I am at a stuck spot where I don't know where to start or how to go about my classes. (I am still waiting for my college transcripts to fully transfer so I have to wait for that too). Does anyone know what I need to do next?

As title say.

Kind of absurd to get a parking pass for summer classes when all the lots are basically empty :/

Is it possible to to move in 3rd year undergrad ?

Hello everyone,

I am a 28 year old postbac student attending UW Bothell this fall and I will be an Electrical Engineering student.

I want to ask students, teachers, or anyone with experience, how I can get the most out my next 2 years at UW Bothell.

If everything goes to way I’d like, I’d like to go to grad school after my Bachelor’s. I really want to master this discipline and learn a bit of everything else along the way. I’m considering a minor in physics along.

I’d also like to go through these next two years with as little burnout as possible. Minimal late late nights, minimal long study hours (2.5 hours plus twice a day), minimal stress and anxiety.

Finally, I’d like to work somewhere on campus. How difficult is it to get a job on campus? Are there tutor jobs? At my local community college I was a math tutor and it was a great fit in my daily life.

Any advice is greatly appreciated!