Does anyone know if the CDS/Health Science degree requires Anatomy w/ lab (BIO2100 & BIO2101) and Hum. Physiology (BIO2600) to be mandatorily taken as separate classes?

I took A&P I with the lab at another community college in FL last Spring and I don't want those credits to go to waste. This was before I knew I'd be coming to MI.

Additionally, I saw online that I can possibly take A&P II to satisfy the entire curriculum but not even Macomb offers that. I could possibly try to take it online at the FL college.

If anyone knows what my best plan of action here could be I would greatly appreciate it. I may just have to make an advising appointment but wanted to see if anyone had any insight. My main goal is to save money and not have to double-take coursework I already went through.

Edit: I already have a B.A. and have sent all my transcripts over, but for some reason I have to ask them to manually review basic classes like gen eds and algebra. So my A&P isn't in my degree progress at the moment

Does anyone have the previous midterm/final for CSI 4450/5450 with Professor Gautham Singh?

Hey everyone,
I’m currently taking EGR 2800 and want to do some solid practice for Exam 2 (the ECE / microcontroller portion with Professor Rawashdeh).
If anyone has old Exam 2 papers, practice questions, or even just notes from previous semesters that they’d be willing to share, I’d really appreciate it. Just trying to prepare properly and get a feel for the style of questions.
Thanks a lot in advance!

Anyone who applied, has your status changed or does it still say “materials under review”? I know it’s only been two weeks since the deadline I’m just so anxious 😬 As I’m sure we all are lol

Any easy 4 credits I can take next semester? It'll be my last semester and all my requirements are done, just need to get my credits fulfilled

I’m a freshman at OU and I’m currently trying to get reassigned to Hillcrest. I just realized how much closer it is to the Engineering Center than Oak View, where I'm currently at, and the private bedrooms also appeal quite a bit. Housing told me that the only way for a first-year student to live in Hillcrest is through an LLC, and they offered me R.I.S.E. or Lavender Village.

I’m leaning toward R.I.S.E., since the Lavender Village doesn't really sound like a good fit for me, but the description on the OU website is pretty vague, and since from what I can tell it’s a new thing I haven’t been able to find much from actual students about what it’s like.

For anyone who’s involved with R.I.S.E. (or knows someone who is):
- What do the activities/events actually look like?
- How often do you have to participate?
- Is there anything mandatory?
- What are the people in the community generally like?
- Does it actually affect your day-to-day life much, or is it basically just something you can participate in when you want?

I've been in some Hillcrest rooms a few times, so I know that it does definitely appeal to me, but I don't want to just sign up for something without knowing what it actually amounts to just to get in. Gotta find out if the juice is worth the squeeze, I suppose. Any advice is appreciated.

Basically what the title says. I’m not really sure how to go about it but I’d love to get involved preferably something health related.

Hi guys! I’m just wondering when the admission posts would come out! Does anyone know when to expect something back? -for those of who applied in previous winter cohorts. Thank you!

Has anyone had Professor Fishwild for Life On Earth in the last school year or before? I am preparing for an exam and I wanted to hear from other students if his exams are application based or more vocabulary or both? I have been relying on his study guide and all information from his powerpoints for this unit? I am just making sure he will not ask questions that are not in the PowerPoints or discussed in class?

I have been applying to many on campus positions for a very long time but I never seems to get hold of it. I have 2 years of retail experience with customer facing roles etc. But these doesn’t seem to do much .Is there any advice or tips that I am not catching up

A recruiter from P&G recently reached out to me with an offer in Manufacturing internship through handshake. I am a bit hesitant as I am a transfer junior from another country with no proper CAD or high course experience. I genuinely want to be selected.need advice.

Lots of people in dresses and suits.

For me, I also got accepted to MSU and I would probably much rather graduate there but right now I’m turned away by the large campus.

I feel like it’s too easy for me. I struggled in math my junior and senior year of high school but I was really good my freshman and Sophmore year. I also don’t want my graduation pushed back. Despite all of this, I don’t want to test out because I already made a friend in my class and a don’t want to catch up with all the work in the next math class I’m put in. Although, I do pretty much everything right although I do mess up occasionally. Just hate to see me at the bottom tier while some of my fellow high school graduates are probably taking calculus.

Im looking for someone who takes mth 0662 to study with, my teacher is Zhamo but I'm having troubles keeping up

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I am in my junior year at Oakland University. I used to be incredibly active in cultural activities like singing and acting but due to studies I stopped doing anything. Now I kinda miss it and decided to give acting a bit try in here. So my question is,is the OU theatre club(if any) are very active and welcoming towards all majors

How are you all doing so far? I would love to see where everyone is at career and development wise postgrad.

at the commencement fair, there was a woman in front of me who was very pretty who I wanted to approach, rocking a pair of beats. That was my last chance to find the one while in school, right up until graduation, and I didnt. If you're a current student, dont be me.

I guess the title says it all, and I’m just wanting to read some solidarity or maybe what is helping you. I’m at OU full time, working 2 jobs, and I have 2 LITTLE kids who I feel like I barely get to see because of my schedule and homework load. I’m not in a position where I can quit working. This is just so hard and feels so impossible. I’m in the humanities department, if it matters.

hey guys!

im 99.999% sure Dembinski stopped giving out quizzes for orgo. I heard they are pretty similar to the exam. does anyone have access to these from previous semesters?

Has anyone taken this class with Darrin Hanna if so how was your experience

This team is nothing but bad PR for Michigan.

Basically what the title says. Wondering if there are any active Christian groups that meet and do things regularly.