r/capstone • u/Old_Competition_7131 • 6h ago
EC-308 Summer 2026 - Peter Brummand
Anyone in here taking or has taken this class? if so any insight on what the exams look like? If you have any material let me know $$
r/capstone • u/Old_Competition_7131 • 6h ago
Anyone in here taking or has taken this class? if so any insight on what the exams look like? If you have any material let me know $$
r/capstone • u/Responsible_Lie5639 • 1d ago
Good afternoon, I am an upcoming residential advisor and I am wondering when did you receive your first payment? and from there on after when did you receive the rest of your payments? I am very organized and like to keep stuff on a calendar, so I just want to know for my wellbeing
r/capstone • u/Responsible_Lie5639 • 1d ago
If you have ever been a ra for the university of alabama when was your first paycheck? and when was your payments after that?
r/capstone • u/anon_sub2000 • 1d ago
In search of a study buddy for the CPA exams. Currently studying for AUD.
r/capstone • u/Middle_Tea_8939 • 4d ago
🏡 Lease Takeover Available – The Union on Frank (Studio Apartment)
I’m looking for someone to take over my studio lease at The Union on Frank!
Lease Details:
📅 Lease Term: August 1, 2026 – July 31, 2027 💰 Base Rent: $1,679/month (12 monthly installments) 🏠 Private studio apartment
Please note: The $1,679/month does NOT include:
🚗 Parking 💡 Utilities 🛡️ Renters insurance
These costs are separate from the base rent.
If you’re looking for a studio close to campus for the upcoming lease term, this is a great opportunity to take over an already secured lease without having to wait for availability.
If you’re interested or have any questions, feel free to message me for more information! Please share this post with anyone who may be looking for housing. Thank you!
r/capstone • u/Middle_Tea_8939 • 4d ago
🏡 Lease Takeover Available – The Union on Frank (Studio Apartment)
I’m looking for someone to take over my studio lease at The Union on Frank!
Lease Details:
📅 Lease Term: August 1, 2026 – July 31, 2027 💰 Base Rent: $1,679/month (12 monthly installments) 🏠 Private studio apartment
Please note: The $1,679/month does NOT include:
🚗 Parking 💡 Utilities 🛡️ Renters insurance
These costs are separate from the base rent.
If you’re looking for a studio close to campus for the upcoming lease term, this is a great opportunity to take over an already secured lease without having to wait for availability.
If you’re interested or have any questions, feel free to message me for more information! Please share this post with anyone who may be looking for housing. Thank you!
r/capstone • u/caninesergeant • 5d ago
Hello everyone! Currently going at TCNJ (The College of New Jersey) for my undergrad, about to finish and looking to get into the Master of Library Science program here at Bama. Was wondering if anyone had experience with it? I'm thinking online but still, would like to give it a shot and see if anyone have gone for it? Thank you again!
r/capstone • u/Bitter_Tea193 • 6d ago
Im an upcoming freshman and I was thinking ahead that I might not want to dorm my entire college career. I have heard that it’s good to figure these things out ahead of time because the apartments get filled up quick. Which apartments are closest to the university and which have a good reputation and facilities? I would be moving into one of these apartments hypothetically in about a year or two. 🤞I’m hoping to get an apartment I can have roommate(s) with. I already have a friend I could ask to room with me. Also I would have help paying for rent from my grandma and mom as well as hopefully a part time job. Please lmk yalls thoughts and advice!
Update: I’ve also heard preserve apartments are really a good choice. I’m not looking to pay a lot tho so if yall have suggestions for good budget apartments that would be nice as well!
r/capstone • u/larsonthekidrs • 5d ago
Hello All,
Are there any other remote PhD students for Computer Science that are planning on joining this new program in the fall?
Would love to hear your thoughts about the program, what you are interested in, have you talked to professors yet, etc.
I'm excited and eager to connect with others.
Thanks!
r/capstone • u/Feisty_Nectarine_309 • 6d ago
IGCSE: 3A*2A1B
AS-Level: AAC( C in computer science, A in maths and physics)
A-Level predicted: A*AB
ACT: 27 composite superscore, 34 science, 6 writing
SAT: 1500, 730E 770M
decent PS and below average ECs
I would like to know if i have a chance for a good scholarship opportunity as I can't really go without scholarship
r/capstone • u/Dry_Opportunity4724 • 6d ago
r/capstone • u/BeneficialMove9763 • 10d ago
"I’m considering applying to Bama because of their generous scholarships. As an Asian-American, I wanted to know how common that demographic is on campus? Also, what are people's experiences with racism and overall inclusivity there?"
r/capstone • u/awesomesaucehotpot • 11d ago
Hello guys! Can anyone who has done the summer research program give me some reviews on what it is like, and how hard it is to get in? I'm thinking of applying for next summer for the Psychology research.
r/capstone • u/Kind-While5198 • 11d ago
I'm a high school senior trying to decide between:
These are both small, specialized programs, so it has been difficult to find people who have actually gone through them.
If you attended either program, I’d love to hear about your experience. I’m especially interested in the overall department culture and the college of engineering, professors, hands-on opportunities, internships/co-ops, and how well the program prepared you for your career. Looking back, would you choose the same school again?
One thing I’m trying to decide is between a broader Materials Engineering degree vs. a dedicated Metallurgical Engineering degree. If you’re working now, do you feel your degree path mattered when entering the workforce? I’m specifically interested in metals, so is the specialized metallurgy route a significant advantage, or can a Materials Engineering student build a similar path through electives, research, and internships?
I’d love to hear any insight on the differences between the two programs and anything you wish you had known before choosing your school.
Thanks in advance!
r/capstone • u/Tumbleweed-Round • 14d ago
I have a 2.8 gpa and need 3 to keep school scholarships. In order to keep my scholarship for fall 2026 I have to attend a program called uplift. Has anyone else attended or knows what it is? I attended tidewatch last spring and it was painstakingly boring.
r/capstone • u/Pitiful_Committee101 • 15d ago
Looking for different perspectives and difficulty for my first semester with these classes. I also want to join some engineering clubs/ hackathons too. Scared this might be too difficult, but not sure. Looking for advice.
Randall Freshman Seminar (4 hrs)
CS 102 (4 hrs)
Calc 3 (4hrs)
Diff eq (3hrs)
Eng 104 (3hrs)
Is this possible? What professors should I aim to get? Thanks!!
r/capstone • u/Individual_Bunch9702 • 20d ago
I am a freshman ebgineering student and my dorm is in bryant hall from the pictures i have seen its clear that the desk is too tiny for me. Do i have options on changing the desk or adding another desk to my room?
r/capstone • u/Little_Medium9001 • 22d ago
I'm a 22-year-old male moving to Tuscaloosa in a couple of weeks to work with the football team, and I'm looking for a place to stay during my time there.
I'll be arriving around July 19, and while I'm not exactly sure how long I'll be staying, I expect to be there until May or June.
I'm hoping to find a room for under $600/month that's furnished. I don't mind having roommates or sharing common areas. I'd also prefer a place within walking distance of the athletics facilities, if possible, but I'm open to other options.
Thanks in advance for any recommendations or information!
r/capstone • u/Individual_Bunch9702 • 23d ago
i am 17 and i will move to Tuscaloosa in early august but i am very anxious about social life. as a very shy and introverted person i wanted to know if social life will be difficult. Also, i am from eastern Europe so this will be a first time experience for me in the US
r/capstone • u/jackheaven13 • 23d ago
you hear about all of it before you get to Tuscaloosa and some of it sounds like hype. then you live it and your opinion changes. what's the one that won you over despite yourself?
r/capstone • u/Flashy-Appearance-96 • 25d ago
I'm an incoming graduate student at UA and will be moving there in August with my wife. We're looking for a private apartment, preferably within a budget of $800 per month or less, if possible. Any recommendations or leads would be greatly appreciated.
Also, I would appreciate any suggestions on where I can find household items, furniture, kitchen utensils, and other essentials at reasonable prices after moving there. Thank you!