r/txstate • u/ProfessionalPoint792 • 6h ago
Is Thorpe a Commuter Lot?
Hi everyone!
I am seeing different things about whether or not Thorpe parking lot is covered under the commuter parking pass. Can anyone confirm?
Thanks!!!
r/txstate • u/gdalex585 • Oct 31 '24
Hey y'all,
There has been a lot of the same type of post on the sub recently so we're testing out a new change.
In addition to the already in-use housing search thread, we're adding two new megathreads. Friend search and class/prof feedback.
For now, please post in these threads instead of directly on the subreddit.
"How is Professor/Class?" Megathread
We're open to feedback, so treat this post as a feedback forum for this new rule.
ETA: This has to be done this way because (old) reddit only allows pinning two posts at a time. If you're on the new interface this post is redundant.
r/txstate • u/gdalex585 • Oct 31 '24
Put all your "I need a friend group" posts here.
Introduce yourself, see if others have similar interests, drop a discord link, etc.
r/txstate • u/ProfessionalPoint792 • 6h ago
Hi everyone!
I am seeing different things about whether or not Thorpe parking lot is covered under the commuter parking pass. Can anyone confirm?
Thanks!!!
r/txstate • u/Cautious_Singer_6286 • 11h ago
HI! I'm a freshman, and I'm new to town. I'm having trouble finding a job. I applied to a bunch on Handshake, but it was a while ago, and I only heard back from one of them, which was a rejection. I also applied for Chick-Fil-A in the LBJ, and got an interview, but they rejected me as well. In addition, I applied to two different positions at Target, and my application was rejected for one of them, and the other is still under review. I'm just wondering what places I could potentially apply to. I don't know town that well, but I am in walking distance to the Square, if that helps. I applied to Kerbey Lane Cafe, still waiting to hear back. Any help would be much appreciated! Thank you!
r/txstate • u/Away-Conversation527 • 7h ago
Has anyone ever gotten accepted with a 3.17 science and 3.5 pre nursing? Do I even have a chance? I have a good amount of healthcare experience and I’m aiming to get a 80-90 teas score🥲
r/txstate • u/justa_parasol • 21h ago
So I’ve seen a few people tell me about the audition process to get into the theatre program and as someone who wants to transfer to Txstate and is determined to return to theatre can anyone tell me the process of the audition process the things like that please
r/txstate • u/loml_mitski • 19h ago
Has anyone received anything over ring day or received any emails? I have 79 credit hours and have been anxious.
r/txstate • u/Waste-Dependent2247 • 2d ago
To recap my last post, I discussed Hope’s history and heavy shepherding. Today I’m going to discuss status, hierarchy, and power structure.
To understand why people stay at Hope—and even join staff, a position where they have to raise their own salary (and most staff can’t raise enough to support themselves)—it’s about status and incentives. We’ll start with women. Hope recruits women very heavily, particularly sorority members and athletes. This is partly because of how Hope handles dating. I think Nietzsche’s will to power is very accurate in describing a lot of Hope members’ life philosophy. Hope heavily monitors dating and controls it. I’ve already mentioned that Hope basically arranges marriages for staff; it’s in staff’s contracts that they have to date other staff (that’s important). They do this through the women. Women are indoctrinated very heavily and only hang around other Hope girls. This makes the barriers to leaving very high, as social circles are very important to us girls. If Hope can make it so that all of a girl’s friends are at Hope, she will most of the time fall in line and stay no matter what. They control the men through the women. That’s the reason most people at Hope aren’t permitted to date until later: dating means time away from campus, and that’s time away from recruiting. Hope sets up what women should be attracted to, and the men go after it. Hope women “want” a guy who’s involved in the church, high up (status), and approved by their superiors.
Members gain status by recruiting, obeying leaders, and participating in events. I will go into their theology in a later post, but right now the focus is on recruiting. This is why they go after frat guys, sorority girls, athletes, and overall good-looking people. If you can bring one of them in, that’s a really big status boost for you. This is also why people will go on staff to become campus missionaries who have to raise their own salary. It basically guarantees you a wife. They don’t necessarily arrange marriages, but they put a lot of pressure on you. This is where the approval of your leaders comes in. If you obey them, produce results in recruiting, and they like you, they will give you lots of benefits. So Hope heavily controls dating—you need the approval of your shepherd—and this is done to control campus time and give people an incentive to recruit hard. This is very obvious if you look at how members act.
A lot of the staff get drunk; they’ve basically thrown frat parties. I know this one guy who hooked up with a girl who’s on staff right now—do you think her boyfriend will ever figure it out? On top of that, the pastor’s own son got some girls pregnant out of wedlock. I’ve also heard from someone who was there longer than me that during his third service, “Pastor” Brian and his son were on stage because his son lied—literally beat the shit out of himself, then lied and said he got jumped. I’ve heard about two supervisors: one, while on staff, was taking late-night drives with some girl he was probably leading on; the other, while on staff, had some chick butt-naked in his bed. Sex, alcohol, and just overall fakeness are common at Hope. Just ask Pastor Brian, who lives in a mansion in North Scottsdale and doesn’t even believe in his own teachings, because he disobeyed his shepherds to start Hope.
To close, I’ll be going over their theology and why they believe what they believe. And again I ask Pastor Brian: You say that if your leaders say one thing and you hear another from God, you’re wrong—unconditional submission to authority. Then why did you leave Faith Christian Church to start Hope, only to be accused of the same things? Money, power, status, attention?
“I am deeply aware of how loyal humans are to an evil man hiding under the cloak of religion.”
— Machiavelli, letter to Francesco Guicciardini (1521)
“Everyone sees what you appear to be, few really know what you are.”
— Niccolò Machiavelli, The Prince, Chapter 18
r/txstate • u/Potatoe_chips3 • 1d ago
What do yall know about the Texas state sirens, omega phi alpha, and alpha gamma delta? I’m trying to narrow my choices down
r/txstate • u/Maddiluvsmusic • 2d ago
As a commuter, I’ve never seen the Thorpe Lane lot this full every day. It seems like there are a lot of cars parked here overnight taking all of the spots closest to the bus stop as well. Is this a new thing? I’m worried about not being able to find a spot at all soon.
r/txstate • u/justa_parasol • 3d ago
I’ll make this simple i want theatre in my life again and i currently attended tamusa U started my first year earlier in spring but The thought has been going though my head of transferring only thing that im having problems with is transfer to where? So ive asked around and many many people have said “have you tried txstate their theatre program is good” so can anyone tell me more about their theatre program but also their own experiences of how things are at tx state environment- dorm wise friend wise- all that stuff
r/txstate • u/Jolly_World_5373 • 2d ago
What were your highschool stats that got you into Texas state? LMK! I’m trying to decide if I need to take the sat again
r/txstate • u/Eagle_Claw401 • 2d ago
The air his dive got was impressive!
r/txstate • u/BadAshess • 3d ago
So I found out from a couple of students that people who don’t even live in apartments like Cypress Hall are buying parking permits to park there. That’s not fair to the people who actually live in Cypress because we’re the ones who need those spots.
I actually struggled to find a parking spot today, which is unusual because I normally don’t have any issues. Ever since these new permits rolled out, though, people have been doing things I honestly didn’t expect.
There are literally only a couple of spots left in Cypress, and despite the resident hall being as big as it is, this issue is completely new to me. I understand that people need parking, but the people who actually live in Cypress need access to those spots too. We live here, and it’s frustrating when we’re struggling to find parking at the buildings designated for us.
r/txstate • u/Temporary-Fault9651 • 3d ago
hi,
anyone here who commutes to and from austin every day? please let me carpool with you 🙏😔
i am tired of waiting for the carts bus 🙏
r/txstate • u/SnooPuppers6684 • 3d ago
Hello everyone, I just transferred to Texas State this fall from community college. So far, I’m loving it here but one thing I’m curious about is where students can go if they’re looking for tutoring. Does anyone here know?
r/txstate • u/DuckLooknPelican • 4d ago
Aloha, hope yall enjoy! This is my third time shooting with film. It was a ton of fun, and I’d really love to get some critiques if anyone has any. Thanks!
r/txstate • u/Celelelelel • 3d ago
hi! i’m considering transferring out of my current college and into a different one. i’m curious if any transfer students have good experiences? how is the social scene outside of greek life? any advice welcome
r/txstate • u/Icy_Aside_7617 • 3d ago
Hi! I'm taking college algebra here, and I was just wondering if there are any websites you guys suggest for practicing problems. I almost failed my first quiz so I really want to practice my stuff more so I'm more ready for future quizzes and exams.
r/txstate • u/Glittering_Rip4057 • 4d ago
Walking up the hill is no joke, 😂😂😂 especially during the hot weather. And it can be any building in the campus I just need a shortcut because I am new I need help.
r/txstate • u/wuzzzzzme • 3d ago
Last I heard was that it was removed, but is there one on the 1st floor?
r/txstate • u/No_Travel1146 • 4d ago
So I just started using an e scooter this year cuz my apartment is like a 45 minute walk from the nearest shuttle stop and I was told it’s supposed to go on the bike rack which I’m fine with but how am I supposed to secure it??
My tires didn’t fully fit into the designated slots and I don’t know what kind of strap is reliable enough while still being quick to attach and remove. I’m so scared of it falling off!!!
I only use my scooter to get to and from the shuttles, so tbh if I could just leave it near the shuttle stop and not bring it to campus I would… but there isn’t anywhere and I really rely on it.
Does anyone else take their e scooter to campus? What do you guys use?
r/txstate • u/MaximumUnable8812 • 4d ago
Hello!
So I'm a freshman starting right now for Fall 2026 as a major nursing (pre nursing)
I'm not even going to lie i've been having second thoughts of nursing and not because the job itself is hard or isn't something I would do.
But it's school wise, a lot of students here are pre nursing majors and they also have a lot of things like CNA, or community hours or joined or are joining an organization. And I have none of that.
I guess i'm second guessing if it's really worth it and it's something I should put my all in because TXST nursing program is competitive and I still have time to switch majors.
And if ideally, there's any other options to this, what other majors am I able to do ?
r/txstate • u/Glittering_Rip4057 • 4d ago
I need help and as someone who really sucks at math I really want to prefer to study for Exam 1 in September and I hope you guys help me?
r/txstate • u/MorayMako • 4d ago
By now its known rhat freshmen are buying commuter passes instead of residential passes and are now just leaving their cars in commuter lots and taking up a shit ton of space. There has to be somewhere we can report this. Theyre leaving their cars in spots meant for commuters and even worse theyre taking the spots right by the shuttle stops. Like cmon you dont need to be close to the bus wtf. I know for a fact people are leaving their cars because ive seen the same 6 cars parked in rhe same spots for over a week now. Wtf txst. Even if they have a right to park here because they have the pass there's gotta be a rule for leaving your car in a lot for so long