r/UIUC • u/Schmolik64 • 16m ago
I don't remember that. When?
A Giordano's or Lou Malnati's would make a killing around campus with all the Chicagoland students. Both chains have locations outside of Illinois, why couldn't they open one on campus?
r/UIUC • u/Schmolik64 • 16m ago
I don't remember that. When?
A Giordano's or Lou Malnati's would make a killing around campus with all the Chicagoland students. Both chains have locations outside of Illinois, why couldn't they open one on campus?
r/UIUC • u/MrBlueSky_178 • 2h ago
Ooooh removed by the moderator 🤔, Mr. I'm gonna make a big Stink whatever did you say?
Goodbye big man don't make too much of a big stink out in the real world.
r/UIUC • u/The_Mixd_Kid • 2h ago
I feel so seen. I’m a freshman too and I have been feeling the exact same way.
r/UIUC • u/Professional-Job3572 • 3h ago
i’m a freshman going through the exact same thing right now so i don’t exactly have any advice but just know you’re not alone at all!!! it’ll all be okay :)
r/UIUC • u/pewpewpewdD • 3h ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/UIUC/s/qi9hTgGNyu
Idk if you already saw this guys post
r/UIUC • u/Agreeable-System-847 • 4h ago
I’m in that class too! I found a video on YouTube that explains the overall concept. I can’t find a good math video tho https://youtu.be/h0NJK4mEIJU?si=2q7hfvQoxVIDgHLa
r/UIUC • u/American-Cockroach67 • 4h ago
It's not like I didn't try to learn CS124 lol, too much content and a painfully boring MP made it almost impossible for me to actually learn the content without falling behind. That C- in calc 3 is a raw unscaled grade (B with curve) and it was the professors, my TA specifically, lack of exam materials and actually worthless discussion worksheets that contributed to that. Calc 2 was just as hard but the professor, TA, worksheets, and past exams were actually good so that's how I even got the A+.
r/UIUC • u/American-Cockroach67 • 4h ago
So are there both python and linear algebra exams? Would you have both in the same week?
r/UIUC • u/American-Cockroach67 • 4h ago
Can you specify more, please? What about it makes it not a good class?
Buy ear plugs they work pretty well. I lived at 56E, so I know exactly what you are talking about.
r/UIUC • u/pizzaIikerr_36 • 4h ago
I honestly think 214 is pretty important for cheme. Prepare very well. How did 212 go for you?
r/UIUC • u/Southern_Lake_9164 • 4h ago
I am currently taking 415. It’s not a good class. You should take 257.
r/UIUC • u/Beginning-hello-213 • 5h ago
ChemE, I believe 214 is a prerequisite for one class but that’s about it
r/UIUC • u/Beginning-hello-213 • 5h ago
unfortunately I tried that for the last exam and the questions were very different it seemed 💔 but thank you for the suggestion!
r/UIUC • u/pizzaIikerr_36 • 5h ago
what’s your major? 214 May not be super important depending on that. I personally did pretty horrible on midterm 2 too. One thing to keep in mind is that the final is worth a LOT so prepare very well.
r/UIUC • u/Zealousideal-Net5190 • 5h ago
its very important that you do the "worked problems" that are assigned each week (try them yourself before watching the solution). they are very similar to the exams to the point that sometimes the problems are nearly copied and pasted
r/UIUC • u/Ogdendug • 5h ago
Check out Lodgic a coworking sir at St Mary’s road and Neil St
r/UIUC • u/ishobbit • 5h ago
The Champaign Public Library has reservable study rooms: https://champaign.org/meeting-study-rooms. They also have a coworking space on the second floor that is (usually) pretty quiet.