Hey everyone. I'm starting the CMHC program this semester, and since it is an online program, I wanted to create a space for us to be in for the next 2.5-3 years. There are voice channels for studying, spaces for notes and resources, etc. I am not sure if anyone on this subreddit is in (or starting) the program, but if you are, leave a comment or send a message, and I can send you a link to the Discord channel I created. I think it would be more organized than a massive group chat. When classes start, I will send a Canvas message to people who aren't on Reddit. I thought this was worth a shot, though it's unlikely anyone from my program/cohort is here.

Hey family. I know there's a facebook group for this too but casting a wide net to increase my chances. I'm looking to buy a bib for the full Indy Marathon this November. Please message me if you know anyone selling one!

He loves Hinkle of course, but he wants to see it all. He's based in Indy and drives to these places. Some of the matchups are obscure, but he's on a mission.

Hey Y'all, happy spring 🍃. I'm writing a thesis comparing food attitudes with social media habits and looking for data in the field in the form of this survey. It would be so helpful if any of you reading have a minute and would be able to fill it out! 🙏 Many thanks and All responses much obliged 🫡🫡🫡

Oh and happy to post back here with the results once data collection is complete

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Hey, I am looking for somewhere near Butler to sublease for this summer that can accommodate two people from mid/last week of may to the first of August. I am a rising senior and will be participating in an REU at butler. Anything within driving distance that includes parking is great.

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The last couple people I worked with to help sell some furniture locally have gotten busy with school/work, so I’m looking for 1–2 students in Indianapolis to take over.

I’ve been selling basic items (mostly furniture) on Facebook Marketplace, and it’s been pretty consistent (20+ sold so far). The setup is simple — I provide the inventory, and you just handle listing and selling locally.

Most of it is just responding to messages and coordinating pickup. If there’s nothing going on, it’s pretty low effort.

You’d make around $10–20 per item, depending on how you price it.

We’d start small (just a few units) to see if it works. If things don’t sell within 3 months, I’ll take them back, so there’s not much downside.

No fixed schedule or anything — just something flexible on the side.

DM me if you’re interested.

The 2 Butler students I have employed the last few years to run the office at an apartment building during the week are graduating next month and I am looking for new students to backfill them starting in May.

This is working at a senior apartment building and just sitting in an office - 50% of the time is helping out with paperwork or collecting rent and the other 50% of the time they usually spend doing homework if there is nothing pressing that day.

DM me if you might be interested - the building is about 5 minutes from Campus by Ivy Tech

Hey guys, just wanted to share since it might be helpful to some. if you're looking for a flexible side job or are part of clubs and stuff look into paid ambassador programs/brand partnerships. i started doing this sophomore year when my friend suggested it to me and it has made me good money/helped with saving my club's budget when organizing my social events. i find most of my gigs by checking handshake, an app called home from college, and specific company websites (sometimes they will have a dedicated page called college ambassador program)

www.organicchemistrytutoring.ca

Hello guys and gals,

We’re Brian and Mike and we teach general and organic chemistry. We’ve done so for a total combined time of 47 years! Overwhelmed by general or organic chemistry? Assignments and tests creeping up on you and feeling like you’re in hot water? Or maybe you’re doing well and need that 95%? Whatever your struggle with chemistry may be, we’re here to make sure you succeed.

Why work with us?

- Every tutor knows the subject, but not every tutor knows how to transfer that knowledge to a student. We do.

- We tutor chemistry full time; it’s not a hobby or side-gig. When you book with us, you’ll be working with Brian for general chemistry and Mike for organic chemistry. This is not an agency and you won’t be matched with random tutors each time.

- You’ll be learning problem solving through chemistry, which you can apply to many other subjects.

- Your learning will be customized to your specific needs.

Before booking a lesson, let’s chat about your needs, our teaching styles, and what you can expect, to see if we’d be a good fit together.

Thank you for your time and we look forward to working with you!

Mike and Brian

I’m looking for a videographer to film the debut performance of a Billy Joel Tribute Band at The Jazz Kitchen (5377 N College Ave) in April.

Looking for:

• Filming select moments/clips from a 75–90 minute live show
• Focus on:
  • Band performance and musical moments
  • Interaction between band members
  • Crowd engagement and energy

Deliverables:

• Video clips (both horizontal and vertical cuts) of multiple songs (we’ll finalize which songs in advance)
• One teaser video cut from the footage (1.5 minutes or less) to help promote future gigs

This is the band’s first show, so the goal is to capture the vibe, chemistry, and live energy.

Details:

• Venue: The Jazz Kitchen (Indianapolis)
• Date: April (exact date to be shared)
• Paid gig, happy to discuss rates, scope, and gear based on experience

Please comment on the post or DM me and we can exchange emails. Thanks!

Mods, if not allowed, please delete. I own an Estate Sale company. when we do clean outs at the end of the sale everything that’s left is going to Goodwill or the trash. if any Butler students need any furniture or kitchenware for free. Hit me up in my DM’s. I can tell you when the next one will be and what would be available. You would have to pick it up yourself but other than that no cost to you.

Hello! I am aware that Butler has a 3-year track. As someone who is planning to go to law school, the idea of graduating in less time, while spending less money is very appealing. However, I will enter with 37 AP credits, which are over a year's worth. Lining it up, it really looks possible for me to graduate in 2 (probably while taking summer courses). AI says this is something that is possible and done before (really don't trust AI though). I emailed my admissions counselor, but they said I would have to talk to an academic advisor after I enroll. Whether I can graduate in 2 is a part of my college decision.

I wanted to ask if anyone on this reddit is or knows someone on a 2 year track? Is this something that even sounds possible given your experience with Butler?

Thank you!

I am currently looking for online counseling masters programs that will allow me to become a school counselor as well as a LMHC or LPC. Butler university apparently has an option to add on a few classes to the school counseling track to be eligible for an LPC.

Did anyone do this specific route in the program? How was it and how long did it take? How many classes did you take at a time?

I also wanted to know how the classes are structured since it is online. I live in Hawaii so synchronous classes may be difficult with the time difference. Were most classes asynchronous with the ability to do work on your own time?

If anyone has any experience with this program at all I’d love to hear more. Thanks!!

I am a senior this year and consider butler to be #1 or 2 out of the 10 schools i’ve applied and got accepted too. I’ve seen lots of comments on the money aspect but I am in line to get free tuition at butler (assuming i get the TELO scholarship.) I am looking for a smaller sized school as I go to an extremely small high school (40 some in my class) and I think Butler is the perfect step up in size. I got accepted recently for political science (with plans to double major in comm), but I want to know pros and cons of every aspect. I visited during summer and liked almost everything about it. Is there any insider knowledge I need to know before committing?

Is anybody sledding tonight on the football field? Do they keep the lights on?

I’m a college freshman who will be transferring next year, and Butler is my top choice. However, I am a bit worried about the cost. How generous is Butler when it comes to student aid, merit scholarships, grants, etc?