Background: I’m a 27 y/o nontrad starting UB as a transfer in the spring to finish my bachelors after a stint in the Army. I haven’t taken OChem yet, and can’t take it until the fall, which makes preparing for the MCAT daunting. Are there any study groups or resources for premed focused students?

Checked HUB and saw that I received a MU (Midterm Unsatisfactory) grade in MTH121. I got full credit for every single participation session, showed up, handed in notes and did every homework, but a single learning check assessment automatically leads to no credit for the entire category. That's what I absolutely hate about the layout of this course. The grading is all or none. Either credit is given or not. I don't understand why partial credit isn't even considered whenever a student receives a "P" on their work. P still means they were partially there and that they showed thinking! For a seemingly introductory level math course, the grading is unreasonably strict and unforgiving.

Is there anywhere I can get free condoms on campus?? Dont judge better be safe than sneaky 👀👀

What's a good way to not let anxiety run your life? I try to not let anxiety get to me by focusing on my breathing and slowing down and being mindful and listening to calm music and I've been to counseling, but I still end up anxious. I don't know what's wrong with me. I just want to do good in my classes and live my life to the fullest, but there always seems to be something in my head stopping me from doing so. It's like I'm not in control and it's my anxiety controlling everything I do and don't do.

Hey so I'm a freshmen at Elliott, when I arrived the bed was already creaking over the smallest movement. I really want to know how to fix this issue, I'm tired of turning my body and the bed making noises.

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Rob is a great professor and great guy, but his reputation for hard tests precedes him. Is his reputation true or is it overblown?