Prof is Kelly Bevin Butler, taking as a freshman this fall.

Am I doomed?

I graduated from MTSU with a degree in Concrete Industry Management, but I’ve been seriously considering going back to school to earn an engineering degree. My long-term goal is to build a more stable, respected career with stronger earning potential and better opportunities.
After working as a construction superintendent, I’ve realized the role doesn’t really fit my personality. I’m more reserved by nature, and I’ve found that constantly managing people, dealing with conflict, and working long hours isn’t where I do my best work.
My biggest concerns are that I don’t come from money, I still have debt from my first degree, and going back to school would likely mean taking on more student loans while working a part-time job to support myself. I also wouldn’t consider myself naturally gifted academically. I got through my first degree by taking shortcuts, and I know engineering is on a completely different level of difficulty.
I’m 26 years old, from Middle Tennessee, and trying to think long term. My priority is building a career that will allow me to provide well for my future family, even if it means starting over now.
For those who have been in a similar situation, do you think going back for an engineering degree is a smart investment, or would you recommend a different path? I’d really appreciate an honest second opinion before making such a major commitment.

Does anyone have photos of the single occupant ADA / Disabled dorms in New Hall North? It’s incredibly hard to gauge the full room from the photos on the website, and as an incoming freshman I’m eager to finish furnishing my room. Thank you so much and have a nice day :) !

For incoming international student, how is the Ph. D program? If the program is alredy started in a different university, how many credits can be transfered? How is the stay in university apartments, the rent seemed a little high? Or would off campus stay is better?

Apologies in advance for the block of questions. Due to some unforseen events I might have to pack up and start there in a month. I would really appreciate any information.

Hello I am a up and coming freshman and I was wondering what the communal showers were like. Im kinda freaked out by the idea of having to share a shower with a whole building. Im also wondering if its like a prison shower with no curtains or something.

I'm COB HR and I have to take a DS class 3620(?) And one of the options is Professor Baidoo, he has not awesome ratings on RMP, is he really bad? Is the class really that hard? I'm a little nervous.

I am taking CSC 3220 this upcoming fall semester. Does anyone know what programming language is taught in that class?

Thank you in advance.

Hey everyone, I don’t know if this belongs here but has anyone had a good experience with Professor Harden? Im an incoming freshman and have her for MATH 1720 - pre calculus trigonometry so can anyone give me their experience with her? I looked at her rate my professor and it’s mixed reviews. Thanks.

There’s not any photos online and I’m trying to plan out how i’ll arrange my furniture.

Hey everyone! I am an incoming freshmen CS student and was wondering about how computers in the dorms work? I've tried looking at techs website to see if I'm allowed to bring my PC into the dorms but I've only gotten that "Students are required to have a laptop for their studies, and internet access is provided for connecting devices."

Does Tech allow more power hungry PC towers, and if anyone else has this set up, is heat an issue?

Thanks!

Hi!

I have to take ECON 3810 - Intermediate Micro next semester, and I was wondering if anyone who has taken it with this professor is there and, if so, how he is. Cause his rate-my-professor ratings are so confusing.

It’s jarring to me, and especially annoying because they don’t have the proper software updates in their heads; it’s the very outdated architecture of gender that runs on MPEG2 compression instead of AVC. I went to that special three-day lockdown last year where we watched Robots and Meet the Robinsons, and today I am in some two-day orientation. Not to mention I had already seen the dorm information years ago. All resources I mentioned had gender shoehorned into themselves and the social activities as if it’s the school’s fetish. Thankfully, my mother bought a place nearby I can stay at due to being trans and autistic, but I feel bad for anyone here who isn’t cishet and has to stay in the dorms. It seems like hell for you guys, yet I’m already unhappy I have to mask my entire self strongly because these people don’t have gender software updates in their head. Tech Will Be Hard

Hello, I'm looking for a roommate and I have an apartment lined up already in tech village. I am going into my last semester and pretty much after that you can have it.

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So i am graduating at 2 on Friday and im wondering if I will be able to make my 3:30 reservation!! I was planning on just walking out after i walk but is that possible and how long do you think the whole thing with take??

Update: I changed the reservation to 4:30 thanks guys!

I'm a student and I want to learn Italian, but it's hard without someone to speak with. I've been learning on my own for a little while but I want to take it to the next level. Is there anyone on campus who speaks Italian and wouldn't mind engaging in regular discussions? TIA!

I’m starting graduate school at tech in the fall coming from nashville which is where i did my undergraduate degree. I know cookville is a pretty small town and certainly not the same as nashville but i was just wondering if current students had any recommendations? i’m not a big partier and am very much a homebody so night life and stuff like that isn’t the biggest deal to me but i’m just curious! best restaurants? places to avoid? let me know:) edit: i also should add that i’m a visibly gay butch lesbian so places where im least likely to get hatecrimed would be appreciated 😭

Hey all,

I’m visiting this week for the VIP transfer visit. I plan to get there early in the day to drive around the campus and town just to see and get a feel for things.

Looking for recommendations on things to see or do while I’m down?

Any good restaurants that are a must eat? Anything to special to see on campus? Any stores / down town spots to go to?

Just looking for recommendations to make the most of the visit.

Thanks!!

Went to get a milkshake here today but it was absent from the menu on the kiosk. What gives?

Didn’t they do this last year? I could’ve sworn that during the last couple of weeks before summer last year, they stopped serving milkshakes then too. Does anyone know why? Is this a normal thing for them to do every year, or is it just that their ice cream machine broke and it happens to be around the same time as it did last year or something?

I was really looking forward to a cookies and cream milkshake :(

I'm an EE major who is going to have to take Calc 2, CSC 1310, and English 2330 next semester. I am worried that if I take Linear with Calc 2 and CSC 1310, I will do badly in both those classes since I struggled in both Calc and CSC 1300. Is Linear algebra a hard class, or is it easy compared to those two?

I have a small stuffed frog by the name of bonbon he is my son, and sadly he is missing he is green and has a white string on him that I use to secure him to my necklace with, but somehow he is gone please tell me if you find him.