What it says on the tin.

I don't see a stat class requirement for the math major, but it's something that I want to learn generally interested in. Any suggestions?

Hi,
Currently looking for Two people (specifically boys) needed for our lease at 226 Janie Lane as long they are clean and chill/easy going

Rent is 535$ each without utilities (living room and kitchen are furnished)

Thanks !

Like the title states, looking for signed Chancellor items or even an unsigned jersey (size doesn’t matter). Working on putting together a gift for someone who was is a huge Chancellor fan & recently lost their spouse. Any help appreciated!!

Hey has anybody done the credit by exam for math 1225? I am planning to take it but was wondering how it was like. How hard is it? Format? Do u get a basic calc? Would u recommend it?

Life is good. I studied for around 45 hours on all the modules and it’s finally over

It’s on Roanoke st. I’m graduating in December so looking for someone to fill it in the spring.

More than 40 kids attended last month’s camp, which is part of the Virginia Association of First Responders’ efforts to bolster fire and rescue recruitment efforts.

How likely am I to get in for exercise science as a freshman spring transfer from a community college if I have 14 transfer credits from the summer and I plan on following the some rest of the exercise science transfer pathway (all the strongly recommended would be completed) and another 14 in the fall? Total by the time I transfer: 28

Extra info: I’m in state, mom+ other members went to vt, I applied for early action (public health) as an incoming freshman this past year, but got waitlisted and they flagged my application because I made a team there but they couldn’t help me get off bc it didn’t count as an official sport, so I never did.

Do we think I need more credits when I apply? Any tips?

VT is one of my dream schools, but I’ve done a bit of research to learn that they’re very stingy when it comes to giving out financial aid. If I did live in Virginia, I probably wouldn’t be asking this in the first place but no I love outside of Virginia. I’m from a low-income family so if I did supposedly go there I would probably get into a bunch of debt (not factoring in financial aid from other sources)

Is it worth trying to get accepted there despite the cost or should I opt for state school?

Im looking to stay here for the fall semester and was wondering if anyone is sub leasing for 6 months. I dont have a lot of stuff, im clean and quiet. my budget is around 600-700 dollars i have my own bed and table.

Hi, I’m a CS grad student looking to sublease a room asap for a month before my lease begins. Please DM, thanks!

hi I am about to be a senior in hs and will be applying to vtech as an architecture major. I am a little bit confused with the portfolio because their website says portfolios r not required but I saw other places say they don’t accept architecture portfolio so I was wondering which is true? if they don’t accept architecture portfolio could I send a portfolio under the arts department (i have seen other schools do so)? would this be harmful or helpful to my application?

The presidential search committee meets again Tuesday. Here are some things the members ought to be asking, if they aren’t already.

I know someone already made a post similar to this, but I feel like my situation is a little different.

I'm from Maryland, and I got accepted into VT. It was my first choice and dream school, so I was really excited to go. Then the financial burden started to set in.

I couldn't get a dorm, so now I'd have to rent an apartment and find roommates my freshman year, which honestly sounds kind of crazy. On top of that, taking on around $50k in debt is also absurd, especially since I'm not really receiving financial help from my family. We're lower-middle class and are working to improve our situation as we speak.

I'm going to VT for Computer Engineering, but I know UMD also has an amazing CompE program. It would be a lot cheaper for me since I'd qualify for in-state tuition and I've also received scholarships here in Maryland.

I guess I'm just looking for honest opinions from people who've been in a similar situation. Is Virginia Tech actually worth the extra cost, or would you choose MC -> UMD if you were in my position? Do you think the experience, networking, and engineering program make up for the price difference?

I'm still going to talk everything over with my family before making any decisions, but I'd really appreciate hearing your experiences and opinions.

Thank you in advance, and God bless!

Can anyone here with similar stats share what they received in merit aid? I am an Illinois resident and plan on majoring in electrical engineering.

4.0 GPA
35 ACT
Published physics research
National level quiz bowl
State level Science Olympiad

There are other things but these are the most important

Edit: some context, uiuc in state tuition in 42k and they are notorious for giving no scholarships, so I was wondering if I could get cheaper at Virginia tech

Hi! I'm an undergrad transfer student (male) at Virginia Tech looking for a place for Fall 2026

My budget is up to $1200 /month. Ideally would like either zero or one other roommate, my own room and bathroom, and a furnished place very close to campus. I am very quiet and clean. Please let me know asap if there is anything available!

I'm heading into my 5th year at VT (yeah yeah, school is hard) and I get out a lot. I've hit up every bar, most of the hikes within a 2-hour drive, some caves, a few abandoned places, camping, climbing, snow sports, and pond skating in the area, and I'm looking for more recommendations along those lines. I love exploring and getting outside, so if you have any ideas for cool abandoned spots — urban or nature — I'd love to hear them. Or even some cool events that go on in the Fall.

Some things I'm planning on doing this fall are going to New River Bridge Day and trying whitewater rafting for the first time.

Hey I can sublease my room for fall 2026, for 600/month including utllities,

You get a standing desk, closet, a mattress, one FREE parking space. TV and couch in the living room with it. Let me know if you'd be interested.

Hello, I am confused about work study jobs. I’ve been on Handshake since late June and I really only qualify for like.. 15 jobs. And it’s only showing 30 existing? A lot that fall under the work study filter are internships or graduate student jobs. There’s no way that’s enough for the entire student body. I know they aren’t guaranteed but i’m applying to every single one I qualify for and i’m really nervous nothing is going to work out. Am I going about this wrong?? Thank you for any help 🙏

Has anyone taken the Credit By Exam for MATH 2114? I plan on taking it this summer to count for the fall semester. How hard is it compared to the normal finals? Is there any where to find the past tests or similiar?