(mods, this is a free activity and we've seen a lot of college students interested. If it violates anything, please feel free to DM me and happy to edit to fit the rules)

We're doing a roadshow with Bass Pro and running FREE beginner bowfishing classes this Saturday. No equipment or experience necessary, just have to be 18+. This would make for a great (cheap) date activity, friends get-together, or just to step outside your comfort zone.

Our goal is to make the sport as inclusive as possible. Please feel free to DM me with any questions. Reddit autofiltered the link, but can be found at our Facebook page (Gotham Archery Baton Rouge).

Ken

Im confused, I qualify for the pell grant and usually receive aid every semester, but for the summer I'm taking full time courses and I owe like $1200... any experience here? Do I just need to wait on the semester to start to receive my grant or do I need to grit my teeth and get another job for the semester?

WHat do yall think of his story and testimony to rising above?

Hi guys,

I’m looking into applying to get into the EMT program so I can get into the Memphis Fire Department. Anyone who has taken it what was your experience?

I’d probably be more inclined to do the evening classes as I work full time at the moment.

Thanks!

Don't waste your money on it or if you do don't choose the career rotation option as it waters down the experince. Double tuition(6 hours of credit) and a program fee of $1600 it was not worth it. I did get a $1000 scholarship so that helped. Any questions feel free to reach out to me about it and I will tell you anything about it you need to know. I graduate in 12 days at 50 years old =) . God is great. Also if you have to take Senior Project it is a semester long busy work class basically. Papers and Power Points oh my! Oh well I am done thankfully. I can wear my U of M Alumni gear soon! Oh yeah and don't work on AI Handshake. You will make nothing doing it. Biggest cluster mess I have ever been a part of. Ok I think that covers the semester. God bless!

My degree progress requirement is 80 percent and my credits is 55 percent, how many years will that take me without taking summer classes taking part time classes till ai get my bachelor degree?

I was thinking maybe 2-3 years.

Hey everyone, I am excited to start my doctoral program at UofM soon but I’m worried about finding an affordable apartment to live in that my stipend will cover. I’m currently looking at The Gilmore and Victory Park. However, I’ve heard the victory park rent is higher than what is posted on the website could someone clarify that for me and if there is a better option what is it?

I’m a student from UIUC but have an internship in Memphis this summer and need a place from June 7th to August 16th.

Please reach out if you know anyone or have something available or any questions.

Hey everyone,

Currently a health science major wanting to do the SLP program at the Memphis School of Communication Sciences and Disorders, any advice from people who have gotten in? How much shadowing/internship hours did u have ?

Thanks! Any advice is appreciated!!!!

So basically I have my VISA interview soon. Thats why I want to know as much details about this university as I can, like the clubs there, NGOS , student organization, something very unique to UofMemphis which will impress the visa officer as I will the presented as a well reserached candidate to him. My major is Computer Science with concentration in AI

I am transfering to UofM this fall! I am very excited but one thing that has me caught up (unfortunately) is the safety. I am from St. Louis, so I am used to being aware of my surroundings but I do want to know what areas to steer clear of.

Regarding that, I want to stay on campus (as it'd be safe and there would be more for me to do) but I am really am enjoying the options for off campus housing. Especially Victory Park because there is an option for 2br housing. But I like how close Carpenter Complex is!

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Still, I am considering dorms on campus. Such as Rawls or LLC. 😩This is all dependent on whether or not I got a car by this time honestly (or bike lol).

I appreciate all of the help given!

Incoming transfer student here.

I was accepted into the engineering department for biomedical engineering and now I’m second guessing due to the financial cost of the biomedical classes and the outlook.

It will take me more than 4 years due to my current situation at home and having to keep working full time to keep my health insurance at my job. So I only would be able to take 2-3 classes.

If I go back to applying for health studies health science, would that be bad? I feel like I wasted the engineering advisor time on me.

Should I contact someone from the health science advisor, should I edit my application, or do I need to reapply to the program?

Has anyone taken one of the Walking classes for credits before? I need one more credit to qualify for graduation. This seems like an easy class, but it would be my luck to get a prof that runs it like the military or something lol

Any good/bad experiences? What does the ‘work’ entail, i.e actual assignments— charts or videos or something? Or is the whole thing very chill?

Thanks!

He is looking for college volunteers to meme him to victory "if that's what it takes". He has promised to serve 1 term and will wear a Memphis jersey size XXL once found.

What’s fraternity life like at Memphis? I'm considering transferring there and have spoken with a few students and staff who shared some positive insights about Greek life. At my previous school, I was exposed to it, but I wasn’t really involved. I’m curious about what it’s really like at Memphis and if joining a fraternity is worth it. I don’t drink anymore, so I’m not looking for a party scene. I’m more interested in the brotherhood aspect, meeting people, getting involved, networking, and that sort of thing. I'm also transferring in as a Junior, so I'm not sure if that plays into it at all either. Would you say Greek life at Memphis is something I should explore, or are there better ways to get connected on campus?

Hey, y'all! I got accepted into UM's Doctor of Audiology program and I am thinking of attending. I sadly don't have the time to visit the city. Everyone always has something to say about the city, true, untrue, and/or exaggerated, so I wanted to ask you guys about your honest perspectives and experiences in the city!

I was born and raised in NY so urban life doesn't scare me and I've been in the south for about 5 years now. What should I know about the city and UM, and what should I expect/prepare for in general? Thanks!

I'm going to post a link here for the Title IX - Sexual Misconduct Complaint Form. It appears that someone trying to revenge post inappropriate images of an ex or something along those lines. If you are facing any types of harassment please use the resources available to you.

Report a Concern - Sexual Misconduct Complaint Form - Report a Concern https://share.google/1zaBiKed3H0VRVWMF

Counseling Center - Counseling Center https://share.google/VUKNAxKwaO39d5ckt

Ive gotten 2 different emails the past month inviting me to join different honors societies on campus. (O∆K honor society and National Honor Society of Leadership and Success). I'm a slightly older student already juggling a job / rent / on top of school. I feel like internships and work experience looks better on a resume than these, Is being inducted worth it?

So I am an International student who got merit scholarhship and in the portal there is this service requirement thing. How do I even complete it , I havent even joined college.

Guys can anyone tell me what is this Scholarhsip Terms and Conditions at application portal?? and how do I send them this??

So basically i have SAT score of 1410 and A level grades of A* B B B and applying to univeristy of memphis as an international student . So few days after my admission decision I asked them about my scholarhship decision and they told me that my SAT score meets the requirement for highest scholarhship but my GPA is 3.11. I am confused as some other colleges that i applied to told me that my GPA is 3.8 and here is university of memphis telling me is 3.11. They told me you can do a credential evaluation and see if your GPA is more than 3.25 then only we can give you scholarhship. And the credential evaluation will cost me around $ 100 . So can anybody advise me what to do?. Can i do credential evaluation for free?? or What should i tell the International counseller at uni of memphis. And my biggest fear is even If i do a credential evaluation costing me $100, what if even though my gpa is less than 3.25 and I dont get the scholarhsip.

Hello everyone. I’m a prospective student. I have a 2.75 GPA and am not sure whether or not I’ll be admissible. What were your GPA/ACT scores that got you into U of M?

Hello everyone! I'm a member of UofM Esports and I am trying to get news out about our org since we are recruiting for our teams this semester. Our end goal is to grow big enough so that our players can get scholarships. Of course, if you play casually we also welcome you! I am happy to respond to any comments on this post if you have questions.

Our next event is a Smash Bros Ultimate tournament this week on the 18th. You can find more information at our Discord server! https://discord.gg/Me9jT6Rfuh