the title says it all. if u look at my profile all my posts are about college. i am a first gen student to go to college. my parents went to cc but never 4 years so i am navigating this in my own. (maybe with ur help bc i love asking about wwu bc i am going to be a freshman in the fall.
I was wondering if you have any advice for me?
I want to study stem but my math skills are very poor. at this point due to my aleks placement test i am probably going to be put into math 099. which sucks bc for my major i need calc and i need to graduate in 4 years.
I heard the quarter systems help.
I am making this post because i don’t see many posts about math 099. is there any professors to avoid? ones you’ve loved?? my r&a meeting is august 5th (which is i assume when i pick up my classes).
Hi! I am trying to move in with my friends and need someone to take over my room in a house near the Samish neighborhood before the lease renewal in August.
20+ Feminine-presenting people only. No animals (allergies).
There's 5 other roommates who mainly keep to themselves. You'd share a bathroom downstairs with 2 people.
It's a private landlord and he's super chill. Utilities add up to about 100 a month.
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