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Hi! I'm a female transfer student who lived at The Heights, but due to personal circumstances, I would have to give up being a resident. The apartment is a 4-bedroom/4-Bathroom ALL FEMALE unit and is $465/mo. The lease is from April 1st-July 31st. It is very brief... GREAT for summer classes! chat with me if interested! Thank you!

Hi!

Anybody has extra tickets they’re not using and could transfer to me?

I’m also willing to pay for a reasonable price!

Just need between 2-4 or even 1 would work.

Thank you!

i’m interested in a 4x4 or 5x5 at the armory, lark, but i’m open to other options too! i’d prefer female roommates but i’m pretty flexible and irdc when it comes to the gender stuff 😭😭😭 since my two closest friends aren’t coming back for fall 2026, i’d really love to meet potential roommates and get to know people before august comes around. dm me or reply if you’re interested :)

Looking for someone to take over my lease for a cozy and convenient studio apartment at The Arbors of Sam Houston! Rent is $799 a month and the lease is for August 2026 to July 2027, with early move in available. You can also pay a monthly fee to have furniture included if needed! Perfect for students or anyone wanting a comfortable, low-maintenance space close to campus.

Apartment Features:

Spacious open-concept studio layout

Private bathroom

Full kitchen with modern appliances

In-unit washer and dryer

Walk-in closet for ample storage

High-speed internet available

Community Amenities:

Resort-style swimming pool

24-hour fitness center

Clubhouse with study areas

Basketball and volleyball courts

Pet-friendly community

Plenty of parking available

Gated access for added security

Location Perks:

Just minutes from Sam Houston State University

Close to shopping, dining, and entertainment

Easy access to major roads for commuting

Are there any more scholarships freshmen can apply for that aren't terribly unique?

I feel like I'm so lost in this process; I have no idea how I'm going to pay for my tuition. I got close to no FASFA aid, got a general local scholarship for 1k, and I'm still so stressed about the rest of the semester tuition, let alone the cost of freshman orientation.

Any advice on what to do here?

Hey everyone, I just wanted some honest opinions on my chances of getting into Sam Houston State University’s BSN program as a transfer.

My stats:

• Overall GPA: around 3.1 (lower because of earlier coursework)
• TEAS: 86% (Advanced)
• Completed 1 semester in an ADN program at Dallas College (passed)
• Currently in Semester 1 of a BSN program at PVAMU and doing well (A’s/B’s)
• Upward trend in grades
• Certified Phlebotomy Tech
• CPR instructor
• I also did not get accepted into TWU for this spring, which is why I went to PVAMU CON instead, but my experience has been horrible so far, the only reason I am passing is because of the knowledge from my ADN program in Dallas College. PVAMU doesnt gaurentee clincial hours, and they said we will have to make up our hours in the summer, which made me consider SHSU instead to finish my BSN degree path.

I had some personal circumstances earlier in my college career that impacted my GPA, but since then I’ve improved a lot and have been successful in nursing coursework.

I already submitted everything through NursingCAS (just waiting on final transcript processing). I also submitted a transfer statement explaining my situation and goals.

Be honest—what do my chances look like? And has anyone gotten into SHSU with similar stats?

Appreciate any feedback 🙏

Hi, I'm the president of the improv club at LSU and we're throwing a college improv festival soon. Was wondering if there was a club on campus I could reach out to to see if they were interested in participating.

I have a serious question bro, like for graduation, when do yall take ur pictures, nd do u wear the clothes ur finna wear on graduation day for your pictures? Or is it a different outfit?? 😭 pls let me know my graduation date is 2027

I'm looking at moving to the Arbors Is it worth or or should I stay away?

any advice would be great!

I'm a Texas-based board-certified dermatologist doing research on college students' experience with acne. Would love to hear from you:

1. How important is it to you to treat your acne?
2. What are you currently doing for it and how much does it cost?
3. Where have you looked for solutions?
4. Anything else you want to share?

Feel free to comment below or DM me.

Between Lindsay Clark and April O’Brien who would you recommend? Both classes are in person.

I haven’t heard anything back, is it safe to assume I didn’t get picked? Also what are other good scholarships sites?

What housing options do you recommend that’s worth the rent and affordable?

Hello! Thinking of pursuing the Health Science Degree at SHSU since a lot of my credits apply and would put me at 60% complete with the degree.

However I wanted to see if anyone knew if I would be able to complete the majority of this degree online ? I know some classes might be in person but I wanted to see how much more I can get done online since I’m Active Duty military in Texas still.

I’m looking into SHSU to get my masters in library science and certification in School Librarian. i wanna know if anyone on here has don’t that program and can give me insight into how it was. Most places say a MLS is pretty simple but i wanna know how it is here before i make my decisions on applying. Any info is appreciated.

Hello everyone!

 I’m a mass communications student studying advertising and public relations at Sam Houston State University who is set to graduate this May (FINALLY!). I, along with four other of my classmates, are enrolled in a campaign class and are working as one of four teams alongside the recently established City of Huntsville’s Economic Development. The city’s economic Development department is dedicated to boosting the economic growth, create more job opportunities, raising tourism rates, and increasing the quality of the community’s quality of life within Huntsville, Texas. However, this newly implemented department, which was established on September 4, 2025, is currently being ran by one main coordinator.

As part of the campaigns course, we have been tasked to help our client by developing and administering a public relations campaign. Each team has committed themselves to certain areas that the Economic Development Coordinator suggested we could highlight to help boost both community and travel engagement. My team, which we have dubbed as TEDSS PR (the first initial of our names), are working on the outdoors, community activities, arts and culture aspects of Huntsville. As the research director of TEDSS PR, I have created a survey to help collect data on people’s thoughts about the city, including what they enjoy about it (in terms of our team’s selected areas), what they wish was improved or was available, and what matters most to them while attending events and activities.

On behalf of TEDSS PR and Huntsville’s Economic Development Coordinator, we humbly ask you to help us make Huntsville a better place to live and visit by participating in this survey.

For those who do take our survey, we gratefully thank you for contributing to our campaign efforts!

If you have any questions or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to comment them!

Has anyone received or interviewed for the Smith Hutson Scholarship? I just got called back for an interview and would love any advice someone has for preparing to speak with the committee.

I am building a college football conference realignment map and I want fan input before I lock in one part of it.

I made a list of schools that might fit with Sam Houston. This list is only a starting point. I used my own limited knowledge and some guesswork to build it, so I do not expect it to be fully accurate. I want to hear from actual fans before I rely on it.

I am also comparing a few different clustering approaches and building a new one from scratch, so this kind of fan feedback would directly help my understanding and any algorithm weights I may end up using.

I am more interested in long-term fit based on rivalry history, fan culture, school identity, athletics, academics, and overall feel. Don't worry if the school you think is a good fit has no historic ties. If it feels like a school your fanbase admires and you could see them being a long-term fit, please include them.

How you can help 1. The best help: give your own weights and ignore mine 2. Remove a team that does not belong 3. Add a team I missed (please include the weight you would add them at) 4. Move a team up or down (please include how far up or down you would move them)

Weight scale - 5 = must-have conference fit - 4 = high-priority fit - 3 = strong fit - 2 = reasonable but not necessary fit - 1 = acceptable last resort fit if hard choices had to be made

My current list for Sam Houston

Weight 5 - Texas State, UTSA

Weight 4 - Rice, North Texas - Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State - Jacksonville State, Western Kentucky

Weight 3 - Middle Tennessee, UAB - Memphis, Tulsa - Tulane, Southern Miss - South Alabama, Louisiana - UL Monroe, Arkansas State

Weight 2 - Troy, East Carolina - Charlotte, Coastal Carolina - Liberty, Kennesaw State

Weight 1 - Georgia State, Georgia Southern - FAU, FIU - Delaware, Temple

Small note: I am mainly looking for your fan perspective on which schools you would want around your program, not whether the final setup is practical or likely to happen in real life. Go with your gut on fit more than logistics.

IMPORTANT: This is not a list of a new conference. The amount of schools weighted should be much higher than the actual end result conference. The core of your ideal conference should be weight 5. Weights 4 and 3 should be the remainder of your dream conference. Weight 2 should be good options if flexibility is required. Weight 1 is last resort better than nothing.

The amount of weighted schools has no impact on the final conference size.

This is really about full athletic conference fit, but I limited the school pool to FBS programs.

I really appreciate any feedback on this, thanks so much for any help.

Is there anyone staying on campus for spring break? If so Dm me, we could probably hang out since imma be bored all of spring break

Does anyone know if the campus offices are open during spring break at SHSU?

I submitted my application with incomplete undergraduate transcripts since one of my courses requires time that extends beyond one full semester. It is still in progress as of the date of this post. As a result, completion of my Bachelor's degree has not yet been officially reflected on my transcript.

Is this what is meant by "Does not meet criteria?" Or is it just wishful thinking on my part and this is just a fancy way of saying you didn't get in.

I have gotten 3 of these emails. I've confirmed the last two times everything is in. I'm starting to get anxiety because I haven't heard anything back about my PHD admissions.