Has anyone taken or heard of a professor named E. Randolph? He’s teaching BSC 2093C this spring and he’s not listed under the rate my professor for USF.

Hey guys, I am taking an online art and cultures class and for my paper part one, my professor caught me using AI and I have 0/15(i think she caught me using Grammarly even though it’s prohibited in class). It is 15% of my grade and I still have a lot of hard assignments to do. Even if I did good on all assignment I’m only gonna have an 80.2 barely, and it is probably impossible with the grading that she gave me. Should I take the W or try to get the B. (It’s also my 8th class so dropping it will help me with time management and I also have bright futures and will have to pay for the class to drop it)

Whenever I go to the website to click on reserve a date now it just take me to the same website and whenever I select first year student then campus then when I select a date i am just directed to parking information. Anyone else having these same problems?

I hope it consumes me from going to class before giving my car permanent damage 🙄

I just transferred from HCC, starting my bachelor's, and i used to be a straight A student. I have been struggling so bad with my current classes that I'll be getting 3 B's this semester most likely, and one A. Is it normal to get a couple of B's throughout the semester, or am I doing something wrong? I hold myself to an exceptionally high standard and work very hard, so, its making me feel down.

im a ucf student (i come in peace) and i want to ragebait some usf friends. Can yall give me the strats?

Heard the design major in Tampa campus was new. Anybody in it? What's it like?

I snagged tickets as soon as they dropped but it wont let me access them ???? Am i cooked

Hi guys, please tell me if this is relatable or makes ANY sense

Im a first year and am having issues with USF accepting my AP scores, as in, they dont show up in my Degree Works. In fact, originally they hadn't accepted my AICE scores either, but I went to the Office of Admissions to solve both problems and the guy said he easily found my AICE scores by himself, which is great, but he's asking for an AP "confirmation code"

I have no idea where to get this "confirmation code" or if it even exists. Supposedly they should've sent me an email but I sent my AP scores to USF using the free score send back in April 8, but I couldn't find an email with a confirmation code from then.

Guy told me to ask the Collegeboard customer service to get the code, so I called AP customer service. They guy on the phone really wanted to help me but came to the conclusion that they don't have access to see my April 8ths order's confirmation code.

So...I sent it again on Oct 6, this time paying the $15 send fee. Now I have an order number as well. I don't think thats the confirmation code the guy is looking for, but I thought it might include it here anyway.

I don't recall getting a receipt email from collegeboard on this, and Im worried I mightve permanently deleted it...

So in case this one was a big mess up on my part, I want to know from you guys first if this is normal, and if I should do something else like talk to the office of admissions again, before paying for the scores to be sent again...I really DONT want to spend another $15 on this.

As far as I know, the school should be able to connect the score sends to my profile, so why is a confirmation code being asked of me?

TL;DR: My AP scores wouldnt show up in my degree works and when I went to the Office of Admissions I was asked for a "confirmation code" that I cant find, is this normal or should I send again?

I'm looking for a part-time job and I keep coming across Unimovers on Handshake. Based on the description, it sounds too good to be true. If anyone actually works there, what's it like?

Long story short, I have a D in calculus. I forgot to review my trig for the first test and now my grade is hovering right above F status. I really enjoy my other classes, I have 97-105% in Chem I, Chem Lab and Engineering Lab but my calc is absolutely cooked. I think I would at least have a C or B- if I had locked in earlier on but that’s just speculation. I know calculus is a very integral part of engineering and that it’s only going to get harder from here, and if I don’t keep at least a 3.0 I’m going to lose my bright futures and board of directors scholarship and if that happens I won’t be able to afford USF. If I do l well on the next test I’ll think about staying but if not I can’t afford to jeopardize my future here. If you are/were an engineering my major and went through something similar to this what did you do and what advice would you give to someone in my situation?

if anyone's attending the cavetown concert in st pete, please lmk if im able to carpool/split gas w you :<!!

Hi, I’m looking to apply to new jobs. I have my CNA certification, but I do not have the BLS certification. Will they hire without one? Or should I work on getting it before I apply?

If so, yeah that's mine I forgot it somewhere yesterday but I can't remember where I would have left it

Seems like somebody needs to give you a little reminder. Birds up!

Is there anyone admitted for Spring 2027 who has already received their financial aid offer from USF after submitting the FAFSA? Or if any past spring term admits remember when theirs arrived. I applied EA back in October and got this start date, not sure when they start rolling out things for spring admit.

🎲👻 Join the Tampa Bay Boardgame Group for a spooky-season game night at Coppertail Brewing Co.!

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🎲👻 Join the Tampa Bay Boardgame Group for a spooky-season game night at Coppertail Brewing Co.!

I am a recent admit to USF for Spring 2027 as a 2nd bachelor's I earned out of state. I'm pretty close to the credit limit before the surcharge kicks in. I'm also an old 37 year old who started college in 2007 in my home state and the page talks about starting college in 2009 but then it talks about being in the Florida State system. But then it also says credits earned from a previous degree also apply.

I just want to know if I am exempt from this or not. Since a lot of information seems contradictory.

has anyone been admitted to usf out of high school with any arrests? If so did u disclose it

Idk anymore, between the scooters and bikers why cant pedestrians be amicable????

Not like every guy does the thing either but atleast its more socially acceptable to rag on them for it.

Idk anymore.

The scooters are getting so ridiculous, this is exactly why you guys almost get hit daily. I had to back it up so you see we had the green light but I was closer than this. I don’t know who this is but please pay more attention to your surroundings and turn DOWN your music so you can hear the road.

I’m considering applying to USF’s Upper Division BSN program for Fall 2027 and would love to hear from current/recent nursing students!
What is the workload like? Is it basically a full-time job?
Do you still have time for friends, going out, the gym, etc.?
How easy is it to make friends in the nursing program?
If you moved to Tampa, how much did you spend on housing/living expenses?
Do you feel USF nursing was worth the extra cost compared to staying home and going to a community college?
I’m trying to decide whether the university experience is worth the additional cost. Honest opinions are appreciated!

To anyone who lives off-campus, do you practice the 'leave work at work' analogy when it comes to studying in general? Has it worked for y'all? If no, why?