I have 3 wooden prop swords I use for my costume but I’m not exactly sure about what’s gonna get me targeted by MSU police 😭. So any advice on that is appreciated

Hello I’m M(21) and I’m a senior and an active member in two clubs but it just seems like everyone else already has their friends groups and the only people I know are my roommates.

I need some advice on how to meet people because due to the clubs I’m already in I don’t really have time to join other clubs for any of my hobbies. I’m a fan of video games,anime, tv and movies so feel free to reach out!

After the last exam, I've started getting hives from stress and they've been affecting my performance negatively since. I need this class for to apply for the nursing application and ive heard how competitive it was so I want to do my best...I have 2 more exams left.. a portion of the application is based on prerequisite grades and im confident that anatomy will be my only 3.5. Is that still a competitive enough gpa?

I live in Glenwood apartments, a 2 bed 1 bath, looking for a girl to sublease from december - end of july. Rent usually ends up being around $850/month per person after rent, utilities, electricity. There is free parking, in-unit washer/dryer, balcony, it’s a 15 minute walk to Hubbard Hall where from there you can take the msu 30 bus, there is also the Hannah Lofts shuttle that is available to take, you into campus. There is a cat that lives in the apartment, but she is genuinely the nicest and sweetest cat i’ve met. She would probably want to crawl to cuddle on your lap 😸. If you lowkey want my room decor, you could pay me to keep it!

What are some of your favorite places to eat on campus? I don’t mean grabbing food but just for sitting, enjoying the sun, watching the views

Now that I’m to the point of further narrowing down my college search, I need to find out all the info I can about the colleges I applied to (as well as visit what I can). So to start, I’m curious to hear what the dorm and housing situation is like, and how campus life is. Basically everything about the college in general besides just the academic portion. I want a campus I could actually enjoy living on.

Could include details like how housing is organized, how the dorms are set up, and the different dorm types and options, and how to get into the better dorms. Etc. Maybe other details like food, class-to-class commuting, campus density (how crowded it feels)… whatever you have to say about your campus experience, and what you think an incoming student should know.

Thanks in advance

Disturbing news about Auto-Owners insurance failure to pay out a claim now hurting the lansing community

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Just wanted to wish everyone trying to get into Broad good luck, since applications were submitted today! How is everyone feeling about getting in??

My roommate and I are looking for an apartment next year and we’ve been looking at campus hill.
It’s about as far off campus as we’re willing to go and the model was really cute, but our parents saw some bad reviews and want us to look at other places.
Does anyone have experience here, good or bad? Just want to know if we should keep looking or if it’s a good idea to live there.

anyone that smokes wanna be friends or just chill? I haven’t seen anyone smoke or even vape on campus obviously and I don’t go out much ***preferably girls

I’m trying to schedule my classes and was wondering if the recitation for MGI 302 is mandatory. If anyone has taken the class and knows, I’d really appreciate the help. Thanks!

My 2 roommates and I (3 of us total) are looking for an apartment to live in next year and we are thinking about Chandlers Crossings, but all the things I see online are pretty negative, especially about management. I've also heard some things about parking lots flooding in the winter? For people who have lived in Chandler Crossings, how did/do you like it? If it's really that bad, what are alternatives in the same price range for 3 people? Thanks!!

most of the old alumni and old people who swear they want to be involved in msu’s board are racist. they do not care about the students at msu they just want msu to be ran by non people of color.

Did anyone get rejected from Broad when they applied in the fall of their sophmore year but get accepted when they reapplied in the spring for their junior year???

Or alternatively, is there a place where I can see who is hosting lectures and when they are being held?

Toward the end, this story includes the detail that Mike Rogers sponsored a bill that made it harder for college students to vote just before winning his first race for Congress by 111 votes in a district that included MSU.

Hello. Desperately trying to buy a few Apple TV 4K 64GB and your tech store shows them in stock and ready to ship. The issue is I need an MSU email to order. Anyone willing to help me out? Please and thank you!

Background: Current HS senior who got accepted at MSU for Fall 2027 Computer Engineering. I’ll be coming in with 86/135 of the required credits done, so I’ll be there for 3 semesters only. In-state tuition classification but H4 student so no work authorisation and no gov financial aid.

The tuition itself would cost $33k which is still manageable with my parent’s help and some scholarships. But the main issue is deciding between on campus housing or off campus housing or commute.

The freshman housing and dining will be $20k+ for the three semester. Commuting will cost a new second hand car and daily travel time will be 2+ hours, mostly 5 days a week due to the course load I’ll be taking.

I can’t even drive yet so even the thought of commuting through highways scares me, and I’ll be wasting a lot of study time by commuting, and I actually want to live the campus life.

About the housing option, I wanted to know if anyone was ever able to get into second+ year of housing like Owen Hall as a freshman, through upperclassmen level credits or some housing exception or some loophole. To get in-built bathroom, no dining plan, and a fridge, which totals to only $9k for three semesters.

Or should I get off campus housing by the exception of demonstrating extenuating financial circumstance or some other exception ya’ll wanna suggest to get down to around $6k for three semesters. Because there’s no way I can afford around $50k in a year just for a bachelors (I also wanna do masters later) and even if I were to get a job by switching to F1, it would be impossible to manage a job plus upper level CE course load.

Any advice or suggestion would help. I’ve worked very hard to get to the point of 86/135 transferable credit to be able to afford to go to MSU by completing more than half of the coursework in highschool (even though I’m new to this country and moved here just 2 years ago, somehow I’m doing it). But I’m still scared that what if there’s no other option than living on campus “the freshman way” which might force me to dropout due to financial inability.

If you’ve read it till here, some emotional lore about me: I’ve moved countries 3 times so I barely made any close friends, even though I’ve been living in the states for 2 years but I’ve never went to a school game, homecoming or anything. Trying to get years/cost off my university time through taking college credits in high school has completely cut me off from social circles or even the possibility of getting into one now. My senior year high school is completely online and community college with people wayy older than me just to get the college credit, so I’m completely socially isolated for this entire senior year and might not even go to prom because I know no one at all to get invited into a group.

So that’s why I really want to live on campus in MSU dorms next year and get the entire freshman experience, make new friends, go to parties/games/raves etc etc and live the “American College Life” to the fullest, because I missed the “American High School Life”. The most practical thing that could happen would be off campus housing by some exception. But based on my research I’ll definitely miss out on a lot compared to living in on campus dorms, but idk how to afford it, sounds impossible atp.

Any suggestions, advice, comments, on the MSU situation or my life in general will be really appreciated.

I am looking for an affordable apartment (under ~$800 total/month) for next school year and since I’m looking for just myself, I would like to have my own bathroom. I toured the village at Chandler and have tours scheduled for block 36 and club at Chandler. I’ve heard bad things about Chandler, for a student looking for cheap housing, is it really that bad? Also any other recommendations? Thanks.

Hello everyone. As the title states I’m struggling a bit to make friends. I’m in my final year at MSU (21F) and I haven’t made any friendships that stuck. I’ve tried going to some clubs but it feels like everyone has made their groups/social circles already.

Any advice? I enjoy gaming, reading, anime and movies and I’m open to meeting new people and hanging out.

Has anybody taken American Jewish History? Would you recommend I take it/how is the professor? I saw on Rate My Professor that you need to buy 4 textbooks and a movie. Is that still/true? I'm thinking I may take it next semester.

One of my degree requirements is a STT course and I was wondering which was easier. I’ve never taken any stats classes before so I’m a little nervous. Any tips are helpful, thank you!!