I have 2 dogs 3F ~ 26 years old in human years & 13M ~ about 68 years old in human years. I wanna dress the male dog as Belchick and the female dog as the girlfried. What are people's ideas on what items should make up these outfits? Both will wear clothes. The male dog will not tolerate anything on his head.

Hi! Visiting UNC from a nearby school cause most of my friends go here. Is it better to visit on Friday or Saturday? When will most of the activities and stuff be happening? It’s cheaper for me to visit on Friday which is why I wanted to go then, but my friend told me that Saturday is halloween so she’s unsure if there’s going to be much happening.

is math 233, comp 110, plcy 101, college thriving, engl 138, and econ 400 too much? i'm a freshman and i'm taking 17 credits semester and think it's not bad. if anyone could give me feedback on my schedule i'd appreciate it!

does anyone know if econ 370 is hard? has anyone taken it before?

best places for me and my girlfriend (both females) to go to parties for Halloween? we dont really go out much so I don't have much knowledge, I know most (if not all) frats are unsafe, but are there any places that would be moderately safe for us to go to? we want to drink/ have fun and dont really have any friends that are having house parties so this is really our only option.

Hello, I’m a freshman in the honors program and I have the opportunity to take Chem 101H in the spring with Professor Huong Kratochvil. Her rate-my-professor reviews are few and all over the place, so I wasn’t sure if it was worth it. My other option would be general Chem 101 with Danielle Zurcher.

Anyone have any insight? Thank you in advance.

I’m trying to register for classes as a public health major but i’m also pre med. Does anyone know how I would get into classes like bio 103 that say that the seats are only reserved for bio majors?

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my first year as freshman. any recommendations for halloween weekend?

Hello!

I am working on a story about Northside and how the neighborhood has been changing and would like to interview a student currently living there about their experience.

If you are interested you can DM me!

Does anyone have a practice/past midterm 2 for ECON 560 from last year?

Would appreciate a ticket (for free)!

Hello! I'm a journalism student at UNC working on a story for one of my classes about the ways that mental health impacts college students, and whether or not CAPS is effective for helping struggling students. If you have had interactions with CAPS and want to share the story of those sessions with me, I'd really appreciate you reaching out to me however you feel most comfortable!

If you're not interested in a formal interview but still want to share, feel free! I'd really appreciate any help I can get to paint a picture of how UNC students see CAPS.

Pls all my friends got it, and I was the unlucky one. I would really appreciate it if you are able to transfer yours.

Im nearing the end of the classes I need. Some of the remaining ones arent offered in the spring (I graduate in 2028) and so far I only have 8 credit hours. Im taking two neuroscience classes, my lfit, and a 1 credit class. Ive done a lot of psyc and soci classes for my majors but I need recommendations for some classes that arent going to kill me or are interesting that others enjoyed so I can at least meet the minimum credit requirement. Thank you :)

Couldn’t find any comments abt her in rate my professor.

Has anyone taken classes w Dr.Maddox? Either BIOL 240 or other courses. How is she comparing to Garland/ Rea?

Thanks!

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I’m wondering how bad it will look on my med school application. So far I got a B- in chem 101 and looking like another B in 102. I just think if I take these classes here I’ll do really bad and also it’s just gonna make my workload easier during the school year. And during the summer I can focus completely on my class. I would just take it at state but uncg is closer to my house

Hey all,

Looking for an online transfer credit that will fulfill my French 5 this summer. Anyone have any ideas? A bit desperate. Also could be open to in person classes in the CH-RDU area. Thanks so much.

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I know it’s a problem that’s everywhere on campus, and everyone who’s a first year or not in a professional program is stressing about it. I’m a freshman premed who absolutely needs specific classes for the spring that I couldn’t get off the waitlist for in fall (biol 103, chem 102), so upperclassmen, any suggestions for what I should do to maximize my chances of getting these classes? Can also be for any class at UNC that’s hard to get into.

I took my first college semester of from UNC Chapel Hill after experiencing homesickness and extreme anxiety after my first two weeks. I’m thinking to transfer to my local university and commute instead. My local university also has a more straightforward program for the career I want, while at UNC I will just gave to wait until grad school. Commuting to my local university is less stressful on me, but my ego is killing me over leaving the UNC brand and missing out on the "classic college experience” I always dreamed of. Im sad leaving the “prestige”, brand, the life I wanted, and the fun college experience everyone talks about. I don’t know what to do? Should I stay at UNC or transfer?

How long would it take for me to get reassigned to a room in Koury or Horton?

Hey everyone! I'm a psych major pre-med and was wanting to take BIOL220 (genetics) next semester. I know the seats are reserved for bio majors right now, do they open up during wave 2 or open enrollment? Either way I'll just deal or waitlist but it doesn't say when those spots unreserve (like the psych classes do lol) so I'm just trying to see when I should go for that.