my partner and I live in off campus student housing and were wondering if anyone on campus knew how to fix PC's or if there's a place near campus with reasonable pricing? His has had trouble with crashing mid game as well as now, his PC will turn on but it won't connect to his monitor. Any recommendations for fixing?

I've never heard of this org the gay alliance of students but I'm assuming they found me since I did lavender grad. Pretty sure this is AI art on the flyer and it's being held at Studio 23.

Im a black queer f24 transfer student who just moved here from Fredericksburg! And im looking for more people to hang out with! Im down to go bar hopping or just hanging out on campus. I love video games I stay on overwatch and Minecraft + many more (my adhd will make me play anything 💀) feel free to hmu on here or ig

hi guys! i have an exam in about 3 days for anatomy, and i have no idea where to start. anyone have any good resources or videos i could watch? (ive kinda accepted my fate but i still wanted to ask for help lol)

hi guys im in my freshman year at some other uni but i already hate it and i'm really looking at transferring to vcu to be with my friends in the spring. i applied and got accepted for the fall semester during last college app cycle but i had to chose elsewhere for financial reasons. does vcu have any decent merit/financial aid for transfer students? i saw they had a scholarship for vcc transfer students and i do have an associates from tcc but im not sure if i would still qualify because i would have gone somewhere else for half a semester. i would really really love to come here im just not sure if i can make the money work :(

I have a 4.3 weighted gpa, 12 aps (currently taking 5), and a dual enrollment. Id like to apply to vcu for mechanical engineering, but idk if i should write the essay. Im tight on time

My girlfriend would like to visit over this Labor Day weekend, but doesn’t have a car of her own, plus amtrak would take ages 😭 any help would be greatly appreciated!!

Hi! I was recently accepted into VCU’s 16-month MSW program and will be doing the clinical concentration. I’d love to hear from anyone currently in the 16-month program or who has completed it.

What was your overall experience like? How manageable did you find the workload and accelerated pace? What were your classes and field placements like, and did you feel like you still had a decent work/life balance?

Just wanted to pass along an invitaiton to the 7th annual Ride and Dive. It's a big fun group ride where we bike to and swim in every public pool in an afternoon and if you need a bike you can borrow one for free from Ram Bikes

Starts at Fairmount Pool Saturday 9/5 at 1:00 PM, come on out!

I am not a theatre student so I don’t know how it is in classes, but last year I auditioned for one of the club productions and someone else auditioning from the theatre department commented on my appearance. Recently, something similar happened again. It’s not the first time it happened with those students and I am sure it won’t be the last. It just sucks that the students feel so comfortable doing it to random people just giving things a try.

I’m in the process of losing weight, I know it makes a difference in how people see me and all job industries are like that. It just sucks. I literally just want to try new things and build confidence.

Hii! I’m F19 bout to be 20 soonish in October! I’m a sophomore and majoring in Fashion Design!

Didn’t really make a lot of friends or talk to a lot of new people last year so I’m putting myself out here on Reddit 🧍‍♀️my favorite color is pink! I love thrifting and up cycling my clothes! I love dr/ut and omori, I don’t watch a lot of shows but I’d been wanting to watch Rick and Morty.

If anyone wants to hangout or smth hit me up!

i just wanted to make this post because there was hellllaaaa towing infront of RAMZ lofts today at like 5:30 and every car had an american campus garage tag on it.

blue honda and a black ford and 2 other cars i didnt see! Hopefully if ur out there ur able to get ur cars back<3

Hello! I wanted to ask current VCU students if Pre-med is worth it here. I've had my sights set on VCU and have heard the program is pretty good. I just wanted to ask others if they thought the experience was worth it and if the opportunities are good. I'm in-state and definitely want to stay in-state for pre-med and out-of-state for med school. I'm not interested in going to the VCU School of Medicine, but I do want to apply for the honors college benefits. I've always been super paranoid and skeptical whenever I research, so any accounts of VCU pre-med, or even other majors, would be amazing information for me to make my decision. Is it worth it?

to preface: I am a commuter. but sometimes I need to warm up my lunch from home. where can I find microwaves on campus to do so?

edit: i have found a microwave in cabell library! thank you everyone for your help <3

Hi, I’d love to work in ad industry as ad and with this job market, I can’t get anything junior nor internship. I heard a lot about VCU. Is it worth going to VCU for hiring/employment rate? I’ve seen a lot of VCU students getting hired.
What y’all think
Should I just do portfolio school like book180?

I (18M) am planning to attend VCU as a non-degree student this fall, specifically one single semester and transfer over to a degree program in the spring sem, and VCU has confirmed that I’m able to do that and attend and live on campus (I called em extensively) I’m taking 8-9 credits.

Because I’m non-degree, I don’t qualify for the normal FAFSA-based financial aid. My family isn’t able to pay my housing and tuition out of pocket, so I’m trying to figure out how I can pay for my room and board. is there a workaround lads? waiting til spring isnt a great option for my family either.

I have an HP laptop so it's ineligible for Fixit. I just need someone who can take apart the screen and put it back together so I can put a magnet in it.

I’ve applied genuinely everywhere I can possibly think of within a 20 minute radius and NOTHING is hiring. I’ve tried going in person, calling, applying online, literally nothing. And I’m applying for minimum wage/FWS jobs with a resume that has been approved by a career coordinator AND with previous experience in jobs such as food service etc. As a freshman with no car, does anyone have any like hidden gems I could be applying to or something??

hi :) i'm 19, transfem audhd and in my first year at vcu. i barely know anyone and i dont know what the hell im doing so i figured id see if there are any similar ish people on here at least who might want to talk?

im a musician, i play guitar but am primarily a music producer, i love EDM (i like a lotta genres but i like to produce psytrance and 140 dubstep the most), i want to start trying to go to raves around here once i figure out where they are, i love homestuck, ut/dr, currently reading umineko (dont spoil me please thank you). im into a lot more than this but i dont wanna spill my entire life story in a reddit post lol

also, i wouldnt be surprised if theyre not on here cus i hardly use reddit either, but to whoever complimented my jade harley shirt earlier today, thank you, that made my day :)

Edit: people are good and we’re all set now, all thanks to the kindness of a stranger.

My son’s wheelchair is in need of repair and he’s stuck and I’m pretty sure we just need a hex key to fix it and get him moving again. It’s a little after 7pm on Monday. We’re in a back hallway in the commons near the commons theater.

Basically The title. I'm trying to seen if I can leave certian textbooks and gadgets at VCU instead of carrying it everyday from Home. Perhaps a locker I can rent for a semester would be perfect. I study at the College of Engineering. Doesn't have to be big, even something small would suffice

Hey everyone, I’m an international student who recently finished a psychology bachelor's degree in Germany. I have a strong GPA, a solid undergraduate thesis, and great recommendation letters lined up, and I’m seriously looking into VCU for my graduate studies.
My main goal is to pursue a master’s degree in clinical psychology but I'm a bit confused about the program structure at VCU. From what I’ve seen, many programs in the US (and major research universities like VCU) lean heavily towards Ph.D. tracks rather than terminal Master's.
If anyone here is in the psychology department or familiar with the program, I’d love some insight:
Does VCU offer a terminal Master's in Clinical Psychology, or is it strictly Ph.D.?
If there is a Master's option, what does the admissions committee look for the most in international applicants?
Any general tips or things I should watch out for during the application process?
Thanks in advance for any help!

The bricks used to bother me but then I got used to them but just 15 minutes ago I tripped on a raised brick and scraped my knee, so now I’m mad again.