took algebra 1 freshman year, geometry sophomore year, which are our schoo’s prerequisites for algebra 2, which I took junior year. Does that meet the math requirement or should I take precalc?

I am also taking statistics and quantitative(plus kinda AP Econ)reasoning to show I’m still DOING math this year, but the rest of my senior schedule is honors and ap and I struggle with math, so I’d rather not do precalc if I don’t have to. Applying for a psych major bc I want to do research in that field one day.

Subleasing a top-floor room with a private bathroom at 48 N Orchard Street!

Details:

• Rent: $990/month (utilities not included)
• Option for double occupancy
• Private bathroom
• Washer in basement
• Nice yard

Location (super convenient):

• 2 min walk to Kwik Trip
• 5 min walk to Engineering Hall
• 5 min walk to Union South
• 7 min walk to Morgridge Hall
• 1 min walk to Regent St + D Bus stop

Great spot for students—everything is within walking distance.

Anyone know if the essay portion of the application gets read by anyone if you are admitted under the Wisconsin Guarantee? For example is the essay read by the business school, nursing school, etc.?

Is an 88% median normal for the MATH/COMP SCI/I SY E/STAT 525 midterm with Sinan Tas?

Hello!! I'm looking for friends to play Badminton with, please message me if you're interested!!!

Has anyone sat in the Champion's Club Seats at Camp Randall? When looking at tickets it states "All-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages" but I can't find anywhere what type of food is included. Wondering if those seats are worth the premium price. Thank you in advance!

Hey I’m a visiting Grad student coming to Madison to work with the USGS for 2/3 months. Is there a grad student groupchat where I would be able to ask about temporary housing options?

Does anybody here have an experience transferring as a direct admit into the B school from another uw school? Is it harder/ easier than pre business? I am thinking about doing so but want to hear about other people’s experiences first.

Are you able to take language courses as pass/fail? I don't necessarily need to take any but I was thinking of taking Spanish. Unimportant reason why but my partner and his family speaks Spanish, we're also putting our child into a Spanish immersion daycare. So I'd like to know some Spanish and I learn languages better through actual classes instead of apps.

Hi everyone, I was wondering what the process is to retake the math placement test. I am an incoming sophomore transfer student, and the last time I took an actual math class was in my junior year of high school. I had As in that one and all previous classes (I took stats both senior year and freshman year of college - freshman year I had to take stats because of a requirement for the university I transferred out of).

I got placed into a class that I am positive I can test out of with some more practice/refreshers. I am also pre-business, so I kind of need calc to complete that pre-req (it is the only one I need to complete). My SOAR is coming up, and I know that's where I need to ask, but I'm not really sure what happens after that.

If anyone who has gone through something similar and retook their exam could let me know how this works, that would be great!

I need a sublease from the first of august to the 15th. what is the best place to find such a short term lease?

Hi I’m a sophomore and I’m thinking about rushing. I know quite a few girls in sororities alr but I just wanna know if I have a chance and if it’s worth my time.

I'm a CS+DS major looking to knock out a requirement, and CURRIC 277 caught my eye. I don't really have any background in the subject, so I was wondering what the class is actually like.

How's the workload? Is it reading/research-heavy, or is it a pretty chill class? Are the assignments interesting, or does it end up feeling like busy work?

I'm mostly looking for a class that's enjoyable and not super stressful alongside my CS courses. Would you recommend it? Did you actually have fun in the class?

Thanks!

Hi, I have a bachelor's in biology with emphasis in ecology and conservation from a different UW school. I am really interested in regenerative agriculture, Traditional Ecological Knowledge, ethnobotany, landscape architecture, ethical animal agriculture, animal behavior, human-wildlife conflict, and so on. I am wondering if you think this program would be a good fit for me? I really am interested in studying something like a full circle/zero waste homestead system and discovering what that would look like on a small scale and understanding permaculture and the connection between the soil, hydrology, plants and animals.

I was told by the graduate program manager that I reach out to anyone who does work I like and see if they are taking any grad students. And if I hear nothing back I apply to programs anyway and maybe I get picked after they look over applications. Obviously I want to get picked but I feel like what I'm passionate about is kinda niche and there will be no funding in that.

Does anyone have any recommendations of what faculty members would be a good fit for me? There's SO MANY. I'll obviously look, but any leads would be greatly appreciated. Any tips also. My brother and I are first gen college grads and nobody in my family or friends knows shit about masters programs and it's overwhelming.

Thanks!

Hi all! I’ll be visiting UW-Madison next week and I am a little concerned about transportation to/from the airport. Does anyone have an idea about how easy it is to get Ubers/rides to/from the airport? Thank you so much if anyone can give any advice!

This is a general question but I am an incoming freshman and I see other freshman getting jobs at UW health. I’m wondering if there was a process for this or if it’s mostly in state individuals that have had experience with the services and it just makes it easier for them to get the job because they are more informed? I’m coming from out of state and just feel very behind. I did apply for volunteering and such but I’m not exactly sure how to apply for a paid service. Would I need certificates in EMT/RNA/etc? Or is it something else I’m missing.

I’m arriving in August as an exchange student at UW however my flight is quite late and I was wondering if people could give me a gauge for how safe it is at night?

I think I’ll arrive around 11-12pm and from my understanding busses still operate at this hour, but would I have any issue getting an uber or just general safety being a woman with all my luggage at night?

I’ve not previously travelled to America and am quite nervous so any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Im a incoming international freshmen, and I was placed into ESL 117. I heard there’s a placement test during the start of the course. I really want to skip 117 and go straight to 118 or skip the entire Esl course. How is the test and how to prep it?

Has anyone taken CS540 without a formal, academic background in python? I’ve taken the undergrad classes for Java and am a tech professional taking classes part-time, and have used python a bit. Would going straight into intro to AI (540) be too much of a learning curve? Any experiences or anecdotes are appreciated.

I’m an incoming freshman and I recently got a job offer at UW Health for $27/hr at a min of 16hrs/wk. I will definitely be taking it but I’m also wondering if I should do a university job as well. This is because I really want to be a house fellow and I’ve heard that previously having a job through the university helps. Is it worth it to take another job? I would only work like 6 hours per week preferably. Also, does the job itself matter for making a competitive house fellow job? Like is working in culinary valued the same as working in a library (which I would prefer)? I’m premed so I don’t want to fill up my schedule too much but I need to make a lot of money anyway as a backup if I have to pay for housing next year. I have a merit scholarship that covers tuition but I don’t want to have to stress abt money next year and off campus housing is much more expensive than the dorms.

Edit: thank you everybody for the advice I really appreciate it! I will just stick with the UW Health job for now and try to stay active in my dorm community :)

Basically, I rushed my freshman year and ended up dropping during the last round because it wasn’t a house I really clicked with, along with a few other reasons. Even though I dropped, I genuinely loved the recruitment process and had a lot of fun.

Now I’m going into my sophomore year. I’ve found great friends, built several social circles, and joined organizations that I really enjoy, but I still find myself mourning not being in a sorority. It feels weird because I’m happy with the community I’ve built, yet I still feel like I missed out on that part of the college experience.

Has anyone else felt this way? If so, what did you do (if anything)? Also, for anyone who rerushed as a sophomore, did it help and did you have any luck or is it rly not worth it.

I know Greek life is only a small part of UW and the overall college experience, but I always seem to find myself around people in Greek life and really enjoying those aspects of it.

I'm pre-med and incoming L&S but I want to switch into BME next year. Told my advisor I sucked at AP chem and she told me she thinks I should try chem 109 lol, but I might drop down to 103 if it gets too fast.

Where can someone purchase dental insurance as a student? I can’t find any info via SHIP or anything. Preferably for international students