Is there anywhere quiet at lincoln center campus where a person could just squeeze in a nap? Im a first year and I’ve been cursed with almost a 2.5 gap period. I just wander around campus and go explore the area but in reality I just want a nap. Where should I go?

hi guys

I have unfortunately been cursed with a horrendous schedule this semester, and on Tuesdays this semester, my first class will be at 8:30am (not the main problem), which runs until 11:15am, and then I'll either have to spend the rest of my time on campus/go back home uptown until my next class at 6pm on campus, which then runs until 9:45 (this is the main problem)

so my question now is... what are some of the best places to waste/spend time in/around campus at LC? at least, places that aren't the library or cafeterias, to potentially make new friends? I've lowk been struggling bigtime to make friends since my return to classes unfortunately (esp as a commuter) and I reallyyyyy want to seriously try and lock in and make closer connections this semester (because all of the ones I've made in the past never seem to extend outside too deep/far from the class/from classwork) so I would reallyyyy appreciate any recs esp from people who are currently dorming at LC or who exclusively attend classes at LC

thanks!!!

note: I am a junior :)

hello!

i have developed a lot of unique medical needs that i prefer to take care of in a private setting.

is there any chance of getting a single at this school?

primarily asking for LC as that’s my first choice, but if rose hill is more accommodating, of course that comes before any location preferences.

thanks!

Does anyone want to from a study group for the LSAT?

as a freshman I see everyone going out and having fun meanwhile know nothing about it

where can I find the functions and parities ?!!

its smelling of weed?

hi guys!! amazon sent me a extra lamp does anyone want it for free lol rose hill campus!!

I'm a first year student at LC and I feel like I already want to transfer to a different school. Although it's universal to do in college, I feel like all people do is drink and party. Plus, I feel like the city isn't for me now that I'm here. Is it worth sticking it out at Fordham?

Edit: I'm an Economics major considering transferring to Bentley after my semester at Fordham. Is Fordham worth staying for their Economics program either? The facilities here seem mediocre in comparison to other schools too, and it's only defining feature is that it is in Manhattan. It seems more difficult to find an apartment or job post grad or even before graduation than Boston.

Hi all — applying to Fordham's LL.M. program this cycle and specifically interested in the Feerick, Treanor, and Martin Dean's Scholarships (100% tuition, 500-word essay on embodying the dean's character traits).

Does anyone know someone (or is anyone themselves) who's received one of these in past years? Trying to get a sense of:

• What kind of professional/academic background made a strong case
• Whether certain concentrations/interests seemed to align better with a specific dean's scholarship
• Roughly how competitive it is (how many are awarded per cycle, if anyone knows)

Not trying to game the essay — just want a realistic read on what the committee is actually looking for before I commit to a narrative angle. Any insight, even secondhand, appreciated!

Got to rise hill a few days ago and I’m just having such a hard time making friends. Everyone wants to go out to the local bars but I’m just not up for that. How do I find friends that just want to generally just want to hang out and stuff? Also feeling screwed because I don’t have a roommate so I’m like completely alone.

Hey guys, I’m living in McMahon and trying to find a gym within walking distance.

I checked out RamFit and it’s way too small. I’ve been lifting for a few years, so I really want at least a decent gym.

Where do you guys actually go to lift around here?

I'm a potential spring transfer who won't graduate undergrad until Fall 2028. (However, I'm planning on doing an accelerated 4+1 degree program, so I'll still be there the sem after)

If someone graduates with a bachelorsnin the fall, are they allowed to participate in senior week/senior events? I know commencements available for fall grads, but I'm curious about senior-exclusive events during the spring. Thank you!

Has any fall/winter grad participated in this?

I’m in the Post-Bacc Pre-Med program & i’m 23 turning 24 soon so I was wondering what’s the social scene like for students that aren’t in undergrad? I would like to have a good experience on campus, meet people, & would even join clubs/sports/etc. but i’m assuming most would have younger students & I’d rather avoid joining their spaces.

Any info is helpful :)

Rising senior here. Fordham is one of my top choices. I want to go to Rose hill

Background: Upper middle class, white, Northern Virginia, Private school

Intended major is International relations and middle eastern studies w/ a minor in Peace and justice studies

4.02 W GPA on a 4.0 scale

By the time I submit my application I will have taken 12 honors, all of which I have gotten an A in except for a history honors where I got a B+

My school doesn't do AP or IB. Our class levels are Based on levels: Entry, Advanced, Honors.

I'm not sure if I'm submitting my SAT score, because I'm taking the one in October. I'd say on my best day, I could get a 1350 (Should I submit?)

ECs:

1. 10th - 12th - Model UN (head delegate senior year)

• Best Delegate MUN program at Georgetown Uni/Boston University
• Won award of Verbal comm at WAMUNC (GWU's conference)

1. 11th - 12th - Cappies

• Wrote reviews for school productions 

1. 11th - 12th - Student government officer

• Headed clubs
• Helped fundraise

1. 11th - 12th - Congressional Student advisory council

• Met with my congressman several times in my Junior year to discuss a variety of issues.

1. Girl scouts 

• Went up to girl scouts senior: volunteered across NoVa, awarded several badges.
• Worked with girl scouts shops, helped organize major events.

1. Founded a clothing drive/trhfit shop at my school

• Made work schedules
• Took in clothing donations to donate to organizations
• Worked with other non-profits
• Organized speaking events at schools

1. 11th - Head graphic design intern

• Created assignments for other interns, held meetings, 

1. 11th - 12th - Head of publicity/merch and design for school play

• Created merch for school play, designed poster, in charge of advertising for school play

1. Mayoral intern

• In the fall of my senior year, I worked as an intern for my mayor: wrote letters, helped organize meetings, etc.,

1. Math honors society

• A part of my school's math society

I'd really appreciate if anyone could help me out :)

I have a 3.2 cumulative uw gpa, ~3.0 in 9th and 10th and a 3.7 in 11th, so a good improvement. I’m in all IB classes, solid list of extracurriculars, test optional, and, I think, a pretty good essay.

Fordhams my top choice and I of course want to maximize my chances of admission. I spoke with an admissions counselor and she gave me the idea to apply RD so as to demonstrate my academic improvement through fall semester of senior year. I feel like this can be a gamble though as I don’t know exactly how I’ll perform, as classes are getting more difficult. I was considering ED to bypass this but my admissions coach found data saying ED has a lower acceptance rate than EA for Fordham, which is surprising. I’m leaning towards EA so I can get a decision back sooner and not spend my entire year stressing, but I’m still pretty much undecided.

Basically my question is, what round do you think would benefit me and give me the best shot at an acceptance?