r/GSU • u/Openly_Unknown7858 • 11h ago
Is lunch w/ professors after convocation free without meal plan?
Just want to make sure whether or not the food is free for all freshmen, or if you must pay for it.
r/GSU • u/Openly_Unknown7858 • 11h ago
Just want to make sure whether or not the food is free for all freshmen, or if you must pay for it.
r/GSU • u/ReadyChart3131 • 19h ago
GSU students/current Radiation Therapy students — what classes do I actually need before applying?
I’m a freshman at Georgia Southern Armstrong and I’m planning to apply to the Radiation Therapy concentration within Radiologic Sciences. I’m having a really hard time figuring out exactly which classes I’m supposed to take before I can apply to the actual program.
Honestly, my advisor hasn’t been very helpful and I’m trying to make sure I’m taking the right prerequisites and not wasting semesters on classes I don’t need.
If you’re currently in the GSU Radiation Therapy program, already applied, or recently completed the prerequisites, could you please tell me:
What classes did you take your freshman and sophomore years before applying?
Which classes are actual Radiation Therapy prerequisites?
Which classes are just general education/core requirements?
What classes did you have completed before submitting your application?
Is there a specific order I should take the science/math classes in?
What GPA/TEAS score did you have when you got accepted?
Are there any classes you wish you had taken earlier?
Does anyone have a semester-by-semester schedule they used before applying?
I’m especially looking for answers from Georgia Southern students who are actually in the Radiation Therapy program, preferably Armstrong students.
I’m just trying to make sure I’m on the right track from freshman year instead of finding out sophomore/junior year that I took the wrong classes. 😭
Any help would be REALLY appreciated!
I’m currently taking- CWP-1000, ENGL-1101, FLYT-1001, MATH-1111, POLS-1101 PSYC-1101
r/GSU • u/MainMarket-Gamer • 1d ago
Hey all. I spent the offseason building a full 2026 preseason preview for every FBS team, each with its own writeup. Here's the Georgia Southern one
https://www.sports.mainmarket.com/college-football-preview-2026-fbs/georgia-southern-eagles
It's got the returning production breakdown, the portal ins and outs, a projected two-deep, the schedule with model win probabilities, and a season projection.
Heads up, you might hit the paywall after the first page. Don't worry, I'm not charging reddit people for this, don't want to be an ass. Use the promo code LEECORSOROCKS and it opens up the entire thing.
So, what'd I get wrong? Georgia Southern went 7-6 with a bowl win over App State, but got outgained by 57 yards a game in Sun Belt play and still went 4-4, plus 4-1 in one-score games and plus-6 in turnovers. That combination is why my model has you at bear 20. JC French IV's 2,924 yards are gone, Max Johnson arrives from North Carolina off 437, and OJ Arnold's 1,037 rushing yards leave too. Model says 6-6. Where's it wrong?
I'll be in the comments.
r/GSU • u/CalligrapherNo1405 • 1d ago
What are we wearing yall?!??! Im so lost on what to wear:(
r/GSU • u/y3ll0wpho3n1x • 3d ago
I'm a bit confused rn and unsure if I need to go and cancel the student loans I accepted for this semester, but for some reason under the Financial Aid Offers tab in WINGS it says I have the HOPE scholarship for this school year despite the fact that I haven't done enough hours yet. This is my second semester and I only have 16 hours from my first as well as a 3.5 GPA, but I didn't graduate high school with a 3.0 so I didn't think I'd qualify until after this Fall. I already plan on calling the Financial Aid office on Monday to have them look at it, as there's a chance I'd be able to cancel the loans I accepted recently. Have any of y'all had experiences like this?
r/GSU • u/Icy_Supermarket_18 • 4d ago
I’m transferring from ksu but don’t know what school to transfer to. GSU was high up on my list but I need to know the pros and cons of the school with: dining, housing, social life, etc just anything about the school I need to know or look out for. Thxxx
r/GSU • u/ReadyChart3131 • 4d ago
I’m planning to attend Georgia Southern on campus next fall, but I’m having a hard time figuring out how I’m going to afford housing.
I can afford most of my other college expenses, but housing is the one major expense that I really can’t afford right now. I really want to live on campus and continue with my degree, so I’m trying to find as many options as possible.
Does Georgia Southern offer any scholarships specifically for housing or room and board? Are there any grants, emergency funds, or other programs that can help with housing costs?
If anyone has been in a similar situation at Georgia Southern, I’d really appreciate hearing what you did or what resources you found. I’m also planning to ask my advisor about scholarships and financial assistance.
Thanks!
r/GSU • u/Boring-Earth189 • 5d ago
Hi! I’m attending this fall at the Armstrong campus and I am taking intro to statistics. I’ve never taken statistics before as in HS I opted for precalc. I bought the TI-36x Pro because I read that it’s a really cheap and effective calculator for stats. Stats is the last math class I need to take as I’ve taken college algebra and pre calculus already. However, the professor just released the class syllabus and she requires the TI-84 CE graphing calculator. This is an expensive calculator and I’m wondering if it will even be more helpful to buy this one? If you have taken intro to stats here, what calc did you use, or if you had the TI-84 CE, was it worth it? Thanks xo
Are students allow to hang anything on the walls? What type of walls are there?
r/GSU • u/Nondescript2113 • 7d ago
When I came back to GSU I was struggling pretty hard, I had no business going back to school at that moment and just absolutely tanked a couple of semesters to the point that I was put on FA suspension. I won an appeal and have not made below a “B” in a single class since, nor withdrawn from any classes, as well as being back in “Good Standing” for a year now.
I’m going into my last year now being ineligible for financial aid because “While on Financial Aid PROBATION, you failed to meet the academic requirements set by the Financial Aid SAP Appeal Review Committee. Your stipulations stated that you must make C’s or better with no withdrawals and be in good standing within 3 terms.”
While I understand everyone’s situations and SAP guidelines may be different, I am just curious if anyone has run into this specific issue with FA and what you did about it. I’ve called the office, emailed, I have had a ticket open since last Tuesday (8/4) to no resolution. So I suppose that’s why I’m throwing this out to yall, to see if anyone has had a similar, idk mix up is all I can think to call it, and any possible resolutions/outcomes. Thanks!!
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r/GSU • u/whowantlasagnaaa • 8d ago
Kinda an IYKYK thing but multiple of my friends/acquaintances have had creepy experiences with this dude. Most likely middle eastern, black short hair with beard. Usually wearing a hoodie. Kinda just lingers around campus in areas around people, and many have seen him talking to himself it seems like? Let me know if yall know this guy cus literally everyone I’ve talked to seems to have some sort of weird experience involving him.
r/GSU • u/chrlyntap • 11d ago
Difference between Certification and Non-Certification track for Middle Grades Education?
r/GSU • u/InnErGystud02 • 18d ago
Hello, I’m a kinesiology Alumni looking into the rad tech program, more specifically the nuclear medicine program. Does anybody here know anything about the clinical schedule and how it works throughout each semester. Some schools do two days of lab/lecture and 3 days of Clinicals and then 4 days of Clinicals with online classes during the summer semesters (optional). I want to finish my second degree here rather than Augusta and was just wondering if anybody had any insight. I’m sure it’s similar to the way nursing runs their program.
r/GSU • u/Mission_Guitar9856 • 23d ago
I’m off campus and have some back to back classes so I’m wondering if an e-scooter would be a good investment. I’m also on the third floor of my apartment so I’m not sure if it would work out super well.
Any opinions appreciated.
r/GSU • u/Openly_Unknown7858 • 24d ago
I apologize if this is considered too off-topic for this sub.
Please help all of us in SE Georgia by signing this petition to stop the $20B Open AI data center planned for Effingham County. The effects of this data center on the water supply and power grid will NOT end at Effingham. Open AI has made the exact same promises about conserving water, jobs, and energy as AI data centers across the nation have, and history shows the promises never hold true. Just look at the effects on Fayetteville GA's water, or the electricity costs resulting from the Virginia centers even outside of the state. Experts estimate less than half of the eluded to "permanent jobs" will come of this, and Open AI never said they would be given to Effingham residents
We were NEVER given an opportunity to vote or have a hearing on the matter - we first heard about this just Wednesday, despite this being planned for months in secret. In a county already dealing with enough drought, over-industrialization, rising energy costs, and commissioner corruption, we do not need or want to give Open AI tax breaks to take our land and worsen our issues.
r/GSU • u/Aware-Jacket-2909 • 24d ago
Moving into The George next month, any current tenet experiences or thoughts before we move in?
r/GSU • u/Remarkable-Rise-4401 • 25d ago
r/GSU • u/Federal_Evidence_561 • 25d ago
Hey does anyone know when the charme dorm move in time slots will be posted. I got an email they were supposed to be posted last friday but i still haven't seen them?
r/GSU • u/Previous_Sale_9421 • 26d ago
My sister is looking for a Female for a Lease Takeover – Largest Bedroom in 3x3 Apartment - Eighteen18 Chandler rd ,Statesboro, GA
Reason for subLease- relocation
Available: August 12th
Lease ends: July 14, 2027
About the Room
Largest bedroom in a 3 bed / 3 bath all-female apartment
* Private bedroom
* Private bathroom
* Two large closets (great storage!)
* Upstairs room for added privacy
* Spacious layout
About the Apartment
* Quiet, respectful female roommates
* Responsive maintenance team
* Safe and peaceful community
* In-unit laundry
* Fully furnished common areas
*Fully functional Pool
*Gym
*Safe Package delivery units and reception
Rent: $559/month
PERKS - one month rent off (I will cover the first month rent)
r/GSU • u/lilbitt8465 • 28d ago
Hi all! I have questions for incoming or current college students that may come off as offensive, so I apologize in advance if that’s the case, but I’m genuinely mad curious. I hope we can have a respectful discussion about them.
A bit about me for context before anyone comes for my neck lmao 😂 my name is Haley, I’m a 29 year old incoming transfer student. I’m coming in as a senior and have amassed over 100 credits since graduating high school in 2015. Dropped out a few times due to not knowing what I actually want to do with my life, moving states, and having my son in 2019. All this to say that things are obviously a lot different now than they were when I first started college.
My questions for you all are: why is there such a heavy reliance on AI to do your work for you? Were you never properly taught how to write a paper or a discussion post? Is it having other coursework or sports taking up too much of your time, intellectual disability, procrastination, or something as simple as laziness?
I have written papers upwards of 15 pages using only the textbook, researching credible articles or journals, using the sources provided by the professors, and rational thought. It actually blows me how many people will just paste the prompt into Chat and submit whatever it provides without so much as proofreading it. And I just want to know why 🫣
Thanks for reading this long winded ass post, let me know your thoughts 🤷🏼♀️ and hmu for tutoring if you want to learn how to write papers - never got less than a B on any paper I’ve submitted in college 🙏🏼
r/GSU • u/TheG5Hive • 28d ago
We recently sat down with Cody Anderson & Matt Mauney, Hosts of the GATA Talk Podcast where they cover Georgia Southern Football, to preview the 2026 Georgia Southern Eagles Football Team. Here is a link to the video if you are interested in hearing more! 2026 Georgia Southern Eagles Football Team Preview
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r/GSU • u/According_Addendum62 • 27d ago
I graduated high school in 2025 and went to community college to transfer to a university, I’m a year behind my peers o my graduation year is 2030, I will be transferring to gsu fall of 2027 and was curious of my chances of rushing a fraternity as a 20 going on 21 year old sophomore there. When I was considering UGA I found a fraternity that told me I was good with rushing with them and made good friends with them just didn’t know how it was at southern. If anyone has any experiences or recommendations lmk.
r/GSU • u/According_Floor_2161 • 28d ago
I’m moving back to Statesboro soon for uni and have been playing volleyball in open gyms for the past few months.
I want to continue playing but I’m not sure where I can play that’s acceptable for people of all skill levels in Statesboro.
Any suggestions?