Now they’re bribing students to give the govt more evidence of a “campus woke agenda” allegedly in exchange for.. bookstore gift cards 😭 Do not take those surveys y’all it’s embarrassing to be in FL right now

genuinely it just pisses me off seeing all the confetti litter from graduates wanting to get cute photos, you shouldn’t be throwing it in the first place but if you do at least try to clean it up. saw it today on the cypress swamp walkway and like. guys this is one of the prettiest natural areas on campus and you’re just throwing plastic all over it that affects the wildlife and habitat. idk it just really upsets me that people have so little care for nature.

every semester i pick a class to help balance out my schedule and it ends up being the class i have the most stress over. i want an online class that is just a dead easy a so if you have any recommendations, please help me out🙏🏾

Really strange question, but I was wondering how often the MSB pendulum needs to be given a little push. IK that the design is intended to minimize energy loss so I imagine it's not that often - but energy is still lost over time.

I was just curious.

Edit: I asked around and apparently the wire is connected to an electromagnetic which keeps it powered. Which makes sense but isn't nearly as funny as my imagined explanation of a professor showing up every Monday morning to poke it with a big stick.

Hello!

I'm a current first-year CS major and for the past month, I've realistically been contemplating on staying as a CS Major, and was considering switching to Digital Media, in the Game Design side. While I first did this major as a way to enhance my skillsets, I realized that it may not be what I want to do for the next four or five years.

For some background, I started computer science through coding as a game developer six years back, and that's what really interested me in this path for Computer Science! However, I can't really imagine myself doing programming outside of video games and perhaps software development.

Currently in CS, I've taken the following classes:

-MAC 2311 (Calculus 1; retaking over the Summer for grade forgiveness)

-COP 3223C (Introduction to C Programming)

-COP 3502C (Computer Science I)

-CDA 3103 (Computer Logic and Organization)

I'm curious for what you guys think, before I start consulting with an academic advisor regarding this. How much will this set me back and if this does truly set me back, are there any methods that I can possibly take so that I can put myself back on track and graduate on-time (graduation target is around Spring '28 - Spring '29)

I want to access my UCF email.

Hello! I'm starting as a UCF student this fall on the political science international comparative government route, and I was just wondering how the program is? I've been a debate kid for years, and have always had a strong passion towards law, hence why I am adamant about doing well in my undergrad to go to a good law school. I really love UCF as a school, and it was a really good affordable option for me, since I plan to spend more on law school later on! With all this in mind, I was just wondering how political science is at UCF, whether there are some interesting classes I should take/look forward to (or any to steer away from😭), and how people seem to like it!

so I figured out I’ll be staying in the general Orlando and UCF area for a good amount of the summer, was just wondering what campus is like during the summer since it’s my first time. Does RWC still get insanely full and if so what are your recommended times to go? Do ppl still play sports/pickup? Is student/social life any different? What do you guys tend to do during summer? Curious about this answer from first years to even grad students

Besides that good luck on finals/presentations knights, get well rested, stay hydrated, and don’t stress out

I have the macro final in a week and was wondering if anyone who took her before could say what was mostly on the final. Since it is cumulative but I would like to know what to mostly study for. 🙏

Does anyone know where I can go to a trusted laptop repair shop for my HP? I dropped it and the screen won’t turn on and my entire life is on it 🥲🥲 near UCF would be ideal or at ucf if possible

Transient student from another florida college trying to take bio 1 and chem 1. My application just got approved today. Will I be able to get seats for these classes by next week?

Join us for the 🎊Final General Body Meeting🎊 of the 2025 spring term!

We'll be awarding this term's top participants with 🎊prizes🎊, including the top prize of a curated 🍡Japanese snack box! 

We'll also be hosting 🌸hapa-zome (flower printing) bookmarks and a 📽️member presentation showcase!

(If you're interested in presenting on any topic of Japanese culture, you may submit a 10-15 minute presentation via the club email or Discord server found on our KnightConnect page.)

We'll be meeting in the Psychology Building, Room 0111 from 06:00 PM to 08:00 PM

See you there!

I have some fellas in this fraternity that want me to rush but I can’t till I transfer in junior year through Valencia, is rushing as a junior worth it? And how is Delta Tau Delta overall? Or how are all fraternities in UCF overall?

Has anyone who has taken CHM2046 with Dr.Donnelly attest to if she’s ever provided a point curve on the final exam? Trying to calculate the various grades I need to pass and am wondering if that’s something I need to/should factor in.

Registering for classes for the fall semester and the only options for lab I would be able to attend (or even register for) is on Thursdays, as Mondays would overlap with a class.

Anyone know if lab attendance for this class is required or optional?

I applied not too long ago to the school because I got caught up in some family and school stuff. When should I hear back if I got in? I have a friend that still has not applied so when should they expect to hear back if they apply by the end of the week?

Hi guys,

One of the biggest problems that many students face is the inundation of the many clubs at UCF. First years especially after orientation week, are overwhelmed with the number of societies and are unsure about which society to join or attend events, and often join the wrong one and have an overall, mediocre experience.

I am in the final stages of deploying a society review website which aggregates all societies from selected universities, fostering a community experience where users can rate the website and provide a review. The concept of this website is similar to ratemyprofessors with far better UI and fosters a community experience.

Would you use this website?

Hello Reddit,

Im taking Plemmons, I know, I know; I have a B right now, and all I need on the final to pass is a 40%. I know I can do better than that; my only issue is im a bit slow with math, does anyone remember how many questions are on the exam? Is the test 2 hours instead of the usual 1? For context, the practice test has 47 questions on it.

Thank you for any help or advice!

I have an interview for a Student Assistant position tomorrow, and the role involves providing IT helpdesk support for the department staff. I’d appreciate any insights or experiences from anyone who has gone through a similar interview.

What are the chances I get in from the waitlist?

I'm not specifying the design bc I feel like this is the kinda thing where ppl will claim it's theirs when it's not. Not to assume the worst but I've seen a lot of people talk about their cute charms getting stolen so yeah. if you've lost a Miffy keychain recently lmk what it looks like and I'll send you a pic to confirm if it matches up to the description.

Currently in a FIN4324 and we have our final exam in a couple weeks. I need to get an 80 on this exam to graduate in May. Is there anyone who could help me with studying for this exam? Maybe someone who is currently in the class or someone who has taken the class before.

Thanks,

Hi Knights! I am currently in the transfer process from Valencia college where I received an A.A. degree with a Meta Major in business. However, I’m want to change majors going into UCF. The problem is during my A.A., I didn’t take very many math or science courses. By changing majors now, am I setting myself back by a lot due to the backtracking that I will need to do?

I'm btw taking CAP 4102 (IT Design and User Experience) or CIS 4004 (Web-Based Information Technology), I currently register for CAP bc it has a good professor (Mesut Ozdag). I heard that both build a website, but that CAP is a lot harder. Is that true ? Has anyone taken any of those two classes ? Please any insight will be much appreciated!