r/utdallas • u/Slight_Conclusion683 • 4h ago
Question: Academics My schedule as a senior Neuro major
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday freeš I have 4 in person, 3 online. Any incoming Neuro majors that need help or advice, feel free to ask or dm!
r/utdallas • u/iLikeComputers • Jul 31 '25
This is the megathread for housing -- comment if you need something!
r/utdallas • u/Slight_Conclusion683 • 4h ago
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday freeš I have 4 in person, 3 online. Any incoming Neuro majors that need help or advice, feel free to ask or dm!
r/utdallas • u/Mooze34 • 10h ago
Hello everyone! Iām currently a CS major going into my senior year at UTD. Iāve had the blessed opportunity to work on some great projects within the small satellite sector throughout the 3 years Iāve completed in undergrad, most notably at a lab at Northeastern University and at a startup Iām currently working for. Throughout my time at UTD Iāve always wished we had some kind of aerospace/satellite presence and have always been upset that I had to go to other institutions to do the thing that I like doing. I have one more year left to make this happen, so why not go all in. Iām making this post to gauge general interest. Thanks for your time!
r/utdallas • u/Fantastic_Beyond4506 • 15h ago
Even after financial aid, a scholarship, and a couple of federal grants, I still am going to owe the school a large sum. I've been working since I was 14, so I knew I was going to need to work in college but didn't expect it to be this urgent. Does anyone have any tips or advice on what the best student friendly (but also pocket friendly) jobs are? I've applied for 5 on campus jobs already (including work study), So please steer advice away from that. TIA!!
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r/utdallas • u/Key_Income1480 • 3h ago
Iām a freshman biochem major btw
Also considering the UTeach programš
r/utdallas • u/Massive-Role-3314 • 4h ago
iām a upcoming freshmen majoring in finance . I am also doing an online science class.
r/utdallas • u/scwumbwagg • 6h ago
Any apartments around 1k in Richardson or Plano area that anyone recommends?
r/utdallas • u/Fantastic_Beyond4506 • 14h ago
So I failed the ALEKS exam the first time and have been studying since then so I can retake it this week to get a better grade, but I'm still worried that I'm going to score too low. I'm pre med and the thing is that I'm not bad at math, but when I lose exposure for long periods of time like summer, I kinda lose the skill. If I don't end up scoring high enough to take differential calculus my first semester, am I screwed?
r/utdallas • u/FilbeyLabUTD • 15h ago
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r/utdallas • u/Ambitious_Basil_4750 • 21h ago
I'm Transfering from collin college to UT Dallas
as junior. How is the workload Hard. I have a second question regarding where the exams come from do they usually from homeworks and reviews like collin college or it's different.
r/utdallas • u/Desperate_Subject530 • 1d ago
Hi everyone, I recently moved to UT Dallas as a J-1 postdoc from another state and have an out-of-state driver's license. With all the recent discussions about Texas REAL ID and visa issues, I'm a bit worried. Has anyone in the last couple of months (J-1 or F-1) successfully transferred their out-of-state license to a Texas driver's license? My visa stamp is expired, but I'm in valid status with a current DS-2019 and I-94. If you recently did it, which DPS office did you go to, and was the process smooth?
Thanks!
r/utdallas • u/Fantastic_Beyond4506 • 1d ago
I am an incoming freshman who is bringing a car, and I need to know how much to set aside for a parking pass once the portal to purchase them opens on the 30th. Prices can't be viewed just yet and I'm curious. TIA
r/utdallas • u/Fantastic_Beyond4506 • 1d ago
Incoming freshman. Friend and I have tickets to a welcome week party. What should we expect? A sober rave? Any alcohol? Literally never been in the Richardson/surrounding Dallas party scene. Any insight?
r/utdallas • u/Mahir-7 • 1d ago
im a incoming freshman whos going to major in actuarial science. what do yall think of my schedule?
r/utdallas • u/Winter_Complaint8966 • 1d ago
Please rate my new schedule
r/utdallas • u/Smart_Obligation1690 • 1d ago
rising pre-med sophomore !
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r/utdallas • u/DarkOakTree0 • 2d ago
Pre-med and planning to switch majors from physics to neuroscience.
r/utdallas • u/bowlinggoose • 2d ago
Ok, so, Iām pretty much still stuck on the waitlist for on campus housing. Would it be worth it to wait it out or just sign a lease with northside to get housing?
r/utdallas • u/Stonkalltime • 2d ago
I have a furnished room available in a quiet and safe neighborhood, walking distance to the campus! Rent is $900 including utilities and internet, except electricity. Electricity will be splitting with other two male roommates who also go to UTD, average is $50/person. Please let me know if anyone interested!
r/utdallas • u/Positive-Jicama-8264 • 2d ago
Majoring in business analytics and AI. Also taking OPRE 3360 online with Brussolo. LMK your thoughts.
r/utdallas • u/Queasy_Bar4500 • 2d ago
Iāve heard that utd is getting stingy with their scholarships compared to previous years, and to apply as early as possible. I'm planning to apply a week or two after august SAT scores release on september 4th. However, will applying earlier and not retaking the sat give me a better change at good scholarship money??
I have a 1460 rn, decent ecs I think, but I'm not in the top 10%.Ā
r/utdallas • u/Comprehensive-Ad770 • 2d ago
I'm trying to figure out whether I can transfer into UTD in the spring semester of 2027. For context, I graduated in May 2026 and took 1 summer session 1 class that along with my dual credit classes got my GPA to a 3.0. With my combined dual credit and AP credits in high school I have 42+ credit hours but I'm not sure if those can possibly transfer. I'm also going to take a semester at Dallas College for the fall which is where the dual credit comes from. What are my options realistically and what's problematic about my plan?