Anyone know what going on at 28 and University again? . Trojan Alert police activity to stay away from area…

it’s the human cadaveric anatomy class. just wondering how hard lecture and lab are since i have a pretty busy course load!

Does anyone know what the deal is??? I always thought Brad was adored by his team, nothing seemed sus. But obviously early this month the social posts by the official team accounts were odd, as were the amount of comments and shares, likes etc (esp on Oct 8) w/new coaches despite the announcements 5th and how he wasn’t at games since Illinois.

Does anyone know anything? Coach Brad brought the team so far since he started. It seems like it’s not just a simple personal leave of absence but something final…the posts and hiring, likes/comments don’t make sense otherwise. I hope he’s alright and I really hope he wasn’t fired for performance when he’s done so well in past years

thinking of dropping a class mid sem because my mental health has been suffering, but it'd make me a part time student and my financial aid has dispersed earlier. would the school ask for it back? i've been trying to get a hold of fin aid for forever so just want to ask if anyone was in the same boat.

Anyone here in a halau? If you know, you know. Mahalo!

there is really nothing WOW there and none of the stores make me really want to go. can they add an actual good restaurant that we can eat at night time? like it cant be this difficult.

Hi! Has anyone taken BISC 102 at USC in previous semesters, especially with Sigurdsen and Hutchins?
I’m wondering how the final letter grades were determined.Was there a curve at the end of the semester,

Hello USC, currently looking into a couple MBA programs (both in-person and flex online). My top, also in-person choice is USC Marshall School of Business.

I am in my late 30s, live in Southern California (about 14-15 mile drive to USC's campus). I did not go to USC for undergrad. Went in a different career path starting second year in college.

Grades were middle of the path in undergrad. Studied mostly religion, theology, counseling, etc. Earned a Master of Divinity degree from a seminary also here in Southern California. Grades improved during seminary and also at UCLA Extension afterwards.

Currently, I work full-time in IT management for a federal contractor, specifically in product/project management, and have several PM credentials.

I am looking at the next several years of promotion, growth, etc., hence my interest in an MBA program to deepen/expand my learning and collaboration.

Few preliminary questions for you:

• For those who attended Marshall's MBA, what was your experience like?
• How did the cohorts, social interaction, and network benefit you during your time? I'm looking to make new friends and would like to build a network of people to interact with during and after my time there.
• Any insight on the difference between the Executive MBA and the Part-Time MBA? I'm leaning towards the Part-Time one, but am unsure if I'd be missing out on anything on the E-MBA track. Anyone else weigh the options there?
• Is GMAT or GRE absolutely needed? I already have a master's that took me five years to complete, and did not need it for that degree.
• Your biggest takeaway: key lessons learned, recommendation to a new student, etc.
• Do I sound like a candidate? Open to honest feedback

FYI I did email the admissions advisor on a few topics, and am waiting for reply back at the moment.

A final comment on the entrance testing. I know some other posts here on reddit said that there was a noticeable difference in the type of students who did not take the exams. I do not know the source as to why they felt that way. I completed my existing master's degree and feel like I demonstrated myself already as a capable student who can complete a rigorous education. Am I really going to be regarded as less than if I choose not to take that exam?

Open to any and all honest feedback.

Chats/DMs welcome.

Thank you for your time.

Hey everyone! I'm currently a sophomore pursuing a BFA in Design at USC Roski, and I'm considering double majoring in Business Administration (Finance) at Marshall.

I haven't taken MATH 118 or ECON 351x yet, and I understand that pursuing both degrees would probably require an additional year.

I got a 5 on AP Economics back in high school, so I'm wondering how difficult ECON 351x actually is. Is it particularly challenging to earn an A- or above?

I'd also love to hear from anyone who has gone through a similar process! What was your academic background, and how was your experience applying to Marshall as a current USC student? How competitive is the internal admission process, and how difficult is it to get accepted?

Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I just transferred as a sophomore this year, and I’ve been going to clubs, meeting people in my classes, and trying to put myself out there as much as possible. However, I feel like it’s impossible to make any real friends. Does anyone have any advice?

Genuinely what was that bro 😭😭✌️

Hi! I’m a current freshman and trying to figure out sophomore housing with my three other roommates, but we’re having trouble deciding on a spot.

We’ve heard a lot about the hub, but it’s super expensive, plus kind of far away from school. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Has anyone been on any SC outfitters trips and are there usually people alone? im nervous as i dont have any friends to go with and dont wanna make things awkward for others the entire car ride.

Hi! I’m a freshman at USC studying economics, and I’m hoping to find an internship or something meaningful to do this summer. Most of the opportunities I’ve found are for sophomores and above, and I’m having trouble figuring out how to apply to programs like SURF. I’m feeling a little lost about where to start, do you guys have any advice on how to find something to do as a freshman during the summer?

Where and when do pop-ups happen on campus? I always see them on TikTok or Instagram days after and want to know beforehand.

Hello Trojans!

I'm a prospective law student, (3.85 GPA/168 practice LSAT) who's been building my list for law schools since I'm graduating in fall 27. USC is on my list as I went to college in Louisiana but am originally from Glendale, and am familiar with the area, so was wondering what yall thought of the law school.

theres like the huge stage thing and doesn't seem like u can get in but dont see any info on website about it being closed/when it will reopen

Hi everyone! How has your experience been with OSAS? Writing this as a current student navigating school with new and chronic challenges.

The alert that DPS released a couple of hours ago is the first time I've seen such a violent crime report from USC DPS. I've only been here a year though. For those who have more time here, how many stabbing reports have you seen? Stay safe.

Has anyone done USC in DC internship before. I am a returning student majoring in Anthropology and I want to try and complete an internship for my career. How is this program like?

From what I have learned so far about this internship, it seems like make you need to pay to gain access to all the things to secure an internship.

Hi!

I’m currently applying to grad programs and I’m curious about USC MSBA program. I would like to hear of anyone’s experiences from the program and how the application process was like? I really appreciate any insight into the program! :)

Anyone in or graduated from the biokinesiology master's program with a sports science emphasis? I am thinking about applying there and wanted to know if anyone had any experience on this program.