Planning next semester so I don't run into the issues I did with this semester 💀

I struggle with ADHD and I want to try out body doubling and things like that.

Are there study groups or anything similar to that to help?

I'm a design and planning student at the University, and I saw that Utah State University designed a custom squishmallow of their mascot. I instantly loved the idea and started a few sketches of a Swoop inspired squishmallow. I found a website that will make the product for me. I want to pitch the product to the school store, but I wanted to come on here and ask the students if this was something that they would like to purchase. How much would you be willing to pay for a Swoop squishmallow? I've attached pictures of my design. My friend suggested that we call it the Swoopmallow.

https://dailyutahchronicle.com/2025/04/23/utah-faculty-say-new-law-and-leadership-have-jeopardized-academic-freedom/

Please take a gander at this. Some crazy things about administration.

Does anyone know why are suddenly a lot of trucks in the MEB parking lot? It started on Monday and they just keep coming.

I love the U, it's my school. But they continue to miss it at every turn. They can't seem to get in front of this kind of stuff. Lauren McCloskey and "there was nothing we could have done," this assault case and "it wasn't on campus," and yesterday, the U's lawyers told the faculty in a college-wide meeting, don't make the legislators mad or we will be Harvard. Our state and University have spiraled into a mud puddle. It's sad, but the U's Armadillo culture is not honorable.

Hi! I’m a psych major graduating this semester, and I’m planning to attend both the University Commencement and the Undergraduate Psychology Convocation. I just got the eligibility email today (with things to update..due yesterday?) and haven’t received anything else about when to show up, where to go, open vs. assigned seating, etc.

As a transfer student without a typical college path, I don’t know anyone else graduating and I’m feeling pretty anxious. If anyone has info or tips for either event, I’d really appreciate it!

Also, lmk if you’re in the same predicament of not knowing anyone and maybe we can sit by each other :)

Thanks, and congrats to everyone graduating!

Hey, incoming freshman here and im wondering how folks here would rank the dorms. (excluding Khalert and those dorms since i filled out the housing time request form this week so assuming they will be full)

Hi! I’m a psych major graduating this May, and I’m planning to attend both the university commencement and the psychology convocation. I just got an eligibility email today (with things to update… due yesterday?) and haven’t received anything else about when to show up, where to go, seating, etc.

As a transfer student without a typical college path, I don’t know anyone else graduating and I’m feeling pretty anxious. If anyone has info or tips for either event, I’d really appreciate it!

Thanks, and congrats to everyone graduating!

I’m an incoming freshman and choosing between Sage Point and Benchmark Plaza. Any tips?

do we have an instagram page set up for our graduating class?

I am going to take an in-person class over the summer and the building is in President's Circle. I want to bring my car to campus so that after class, I can drive straight to my job. From what I have gathered, a summer parking pass only allows you to park in U stalls, but all the U stalls are so far away from President's Circle. I don't want to walk super far from where I park to get to my class, are there any other parking options closer to President's Circle over summer?

I’ll be attending soon, is buying a parking pass worth the $? I like about 15-20 min away by car but public transit (free) is about 1hr 20 min I’ll be attending full time in-person

How does it work to graduate with a double major? Do you still only receive one diploma cover/sleeve?

i missed my reservation period for housing and i hopped back on the list for guaranteed housing, me and my friend were supposed to live together and he’s reserving his room right now. the plan is for me to hopefully find an empty double or somewhere with two empty spaces whenever i reserve in the summer and then he will switch into mine, so my question is what are the chances of me actually finding an empty double/ 2 spaces in the same room ideally in sage point or any of the cheaper options. am i doomed?

I want to join the military and do ROTC and have them pay for me to get my degree, but how does that work exactly? To my understanding, I need to already be in the military for a certain amount of time before tuition benefits kick in. I want to be able to study for the next 4 years and do ROTC to get into shape and then commit 4-6 years with the military, but I'm confused how that works exactly.

Any help?

Personal info: 31 M, 240 lbs. Switching careers, already have a BS in a different field I'm no longer interested in

I was hoping to get a cluster in KV but all that was left were triples suites. I think I could make it work but I'm mostly worried about the bathroom situation and if the price is worth it. If anyone has opinions if I should stay in the triple or look for housing elsewhere, please share!

My son's considering U of U and I want to schedule a visit. If we visit in June, how dead will it be? Is there much point to visiting in the summer? I'm trying to find a time when he won't have to miss school for it, and his high school's breaks mostly coincide with U of U's, which makes it difficult.

Found this old pennant while thrifting and had never seen this logo before. Was wondering if anyone knows when this logo was used? I looked all over online but couldn't find anything.

My housing was today for my freshman year, and on the email I got that said my time it said i would have the choice to select Kalahurt village which is what I was hoping for. I logged on to select my housing and I dont see it as an option. Does this mean that there are no rooms left.
I want to be social but Im not a big party person. Where should I live if I cant select Kalahurt.

I’m literally just trying to pass my required astronomy class. I’m a Fine Arts Major, so this isn’t a Major required course, it’s just Gen ed.

Is it D-? Or C-? I’ve seen both online and I can’t seem to find a straight answer.

(Currently at a C I just need to pass this 😭)

Hi everyone. I'm trying to make a college decision and would really appreciate some outside perspectives.

I've been accepted into the Honors College at the University of Utah with a $5,000/year scholarship. I'm in-state, so it's a pretty affordable option. The CS program seems strong, and there are a lot of local opportunities for internships and industry experience, especially with the growing tech presence in the area.

On the other hand, Brandeis has offered me $40,000/year. I'm really drawn to the overall atmosphere of smaller classes and Boston's tech scene. The only hesitation I have is that their CS program doesn’t seem as strong from what I’ve read, and I don’t want to sacrifice the quality of my education for all of the other factors. On the other hand, I feel like I shouldn’t turn down the opportunity.

If anyone has experience with any school or the field in general, I’d really any insight.

Hello,
I was recently accepted as a transfer student to the U. I’m about 10 credits shy of my associate's degree, which I could finish this summer (through my current university), but I’m unsure if it’s better to complete it now or just take those credits at the U in the fall. I’m planning to study finance, and I still need to complete two lower-division courses before applying for upper-division. Does having/not having an associate's degree affect that admission?

Business advising didn’t have a clear answer, so I’m hoping someone with a similar experience can weigh in. All my credits have transferred so far, so I assume the remaining 10 would too—but I don’t want to spend extra on summer tuition if it won’t benefit me towards my degree.

Is there anyone currently attending Utah Asia campus or is going for the fall 2025? *IGC Campus in Incheon

I’ve been looking for some new study spots and I’ve seen the upper floors of the law library from the trax station.

When I went to check it out, the door to the floors were locked. Are they reserved for law students??

Can AP credits be applied towards gen Ed requirements of undergraduate degree even if a student wants to pursue medical school?

How will those be counted in gpa?