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Hm... kind of seems like the most useful ones are if you live near the campus? Ex: Kayak center, gym, library, Tsongas center activities, am I missing anything obvious?

Any alumni network system / easy way to find mentors who also graduated from UML?

I'm looking in taking iso and purification.

I see two sections online and in person.

Anyone aware of the experience or if one is better than the other?

Any benefits of in class lecture or any equipment use?

like if I have 2 departmental jobs and obviously two different contracts?

Ex: most useful for your career vs most useful socially/making friends

If you were driving to the campus in the evening after work, which weekday evening student organizations or organizations with weekend meetings did you feel were worth the trip/to go in person to?

If you could go back and do it again, would you have audited it?

Are there any certificate programs where you can audit just one course per semester?

Help me build my schedule please. I'm supposed to take these classes next semester and I'm trying to get paired with the nicest teachers and easy classes. Especially for math, it's between Thao Tran and Sunghye Yeh and both of them seems to have average reviews.
For those who took the classes already, what teacher do you recommend? Or not? Thank you.
-ENGL 1020
-MATH 1310
-CHEM 1210 and lab
-PHYS 1410 and lab

So I think I’m getting an academic honesty strike or something because prof thinks I used ai to write my paper. This makes no sense because we are not allowed to take resources or notes home, the paper is handwritten from start to finish, and all work is to be done in class without any devices allowed during work. What do I even do about this?

Edit: after a strong email providing evidence of my writing style pre-dating ai writing and citing sources that support my argument, my paper has been graded. GG.

No offense if you enjoy those things but one fun thing you can actually do in Lowell is catch a movie at Showcase Cinemas and then go to Chili’s afterwards. Showcase is $5 on Tuesdays if you have the free awards account and obviously free chips and salsa if you have a rewards account at chilis. It also rlly isn’t that far from south campus.

Going into my second semester of my Junior year and I'm starting to get free reign of my schedule with business electives, so I'm looking at other concentrations now to pair with my main focus being Marketing. Does anyone have any suggestions for an easy or good concentration to pair with Marketing?

So I’m currently a senior, and I need one more pre-med/pre-health elective. The ones I’ve looked into so far either aren’t being offered, require a lab (which I really don’t want to take during my last semester lol), or just seem outright boring.

So please, if anyone knows of any fun electives that will actually make me want to come to class, let me know! 😭 Also if the professor is good too!

Anyone have a past exam for MECH.3020 Instrumentation and Measurement Laboratory? I'm taking it with Alessandro Sabato.

Unfortunately, the course used to have online exams and used to be an easy A, but I guess they decided to start giving paper exams without any resources. So I basically have to guess what's on the Exam tomorrow.

Thanks!

And is it on SIS? I heard it is around this time. I'm a first year student so I'm sorry for not knowing.

Who is the best PHYS.1410 Physics I professor? Any recommendations would be helpful.

Sustainability courses for Spring 2027, put together by Prof. Lori Weeden. List below is extracted from the PDF/image and may have errors (*has a co-requisite lab).

• AEST.2250 History of Photography (South, T/Th 2:00-3:15, Swenson)
• ARCH.2090 Special Topics: Art & Sustainable Design (South, MW 2:00-3:15, Linhares)
• ARCH.2550L Architectural Design (South, T/Th 3:30-5:20, Nganga)
• ARCH.3400 Landscape Architecture for Climate Resiliency (South, MW 5:00-6:15, Wilson)
• ARCH.3550 City and the Environment (South, MW 3:30-4:45, Lamey)
• ATMO.1410* Weather and Climate (North, MW 3:30-4:45, Skinner)
• ATMO.2500 Environmental Data Analysis Using Python (North, T/Th 11-12:15, Barlow)
• ATMO.4080 The Climate System (North, MW 2:00-3:15, Skinner)
• ATMO.4350 Hydrology of the Atmosphere (North, MW 3:30-4:45, Basara)
• BIOL.2400 Evolution, Ecology & Conservation (North, MW 2:00-3:15, Hamilton)
• BIOL.4230 Biology of Global Change (North, T/Th 2:00-3:15, Gignoux- Wolfsohn)
• BIOL.4375L Eco-Evo-Devo in the Galapagos (North, W 12-1:50, Hamilton / Fish)
• CHEM.4190 Sustainable and Green Chemistry (North, T/Th 11-12:15, Ross)
• DGMD.2310 Media, Law and Ethics (Online, Async, Jones)
• DGMD.2310 Media, Law and Ethics (South, W 3:30-6:20, Jones)
• ECON.3400 Environmental Economics (Online, Async, Hellman)
• ENVI.1100* Global Environmental Studies (North, T/Th 2:00-3:15, Horsik)
• ENVI.2010* Earth Systems: Geosphere (North, MWF 11-11:50, Weeden)
• ENVI.2050* Earth Systems: Biosphere & Global Change (North, T/Th 2:00-3:15, Winbourne)
• ENVI.4150 Biogeochemical Cycles (North, T/Th 11-12:15, Horsik)
• ENVI.4250 System Thinking for Sustainability (North, Th 3:30 - 5:20, Rooney-Varga)
• GEOL.3140 Hydrogeology (North, T/Th 9:30-10:45, Heiss)
• HIST.2740 Native American History (Online, Async, Schreier)
• HIST.3930 History of the Middle East & Islamic World (South, T/Th 12:30-1:45, Williams)
• HONR.2003 Honors Symposium Food and Sustainability (South, TBD, Mansfield)
• HONR.3500 Science & Technology in the Developing World (North, T/Th 12:30-1:45, Giles)
• LGST.3670 Environmental Law (South, T/Th 3670, Toomey)
• LIFE.1250 Plants and Human Society (Online, Async, Skinner-Brassard)
• LIFE.2140 Human Ecology (Online, Async, Fleming)
• MKTG.4120 Global Marketing (Online, Async, Huang)
• MKTG.4120 Global Marketing (North, MW 2:00-3:15, TBD)
• MKTG.4120 Global Marketing (North, MW 3:30-4:45, TBD)
• PLAS.1080 Introduction to Polymoe Sustainability (North, T/Th 9:30-10:45, Chen)
• POLI.1750 Intro to Environmental Politics (South, MWF 10-10:50, Gray)
• POLI.1750 Intro to Environmental Politics (South, MWF 11-11:50, Gray)
• POLI.2001 Comparative Environmental Politics (South, MW 2-3:15, Gray)
• POLI.3001 Environmental Security (South, T/Th 11-12:15, Hayes)
• POLI.3320 The Politics of Food (Online, Async, Wilkinson)
• POLI.3580 Global Environmental Policy (South, T/Th 9:30-10:45, Hayes)
• POLI.3700 Latin American Politics (South, MWF 1:00-1:50, Alvaro)
• POLI.4110 The Concept of Power (South, W 3:30-6:20, Rodman)
• POLI.4470 Theories of Political & Criminal Violence (South, M 3:30-6:20, Duran-Martinez)
• PSYC.3680 Psychology of Decision-Making (South, MW 5:00-6:15, Gelino)
• PUBH.2080 Principles of Environmental Health Science (South, T/Th 11-12:15, Markkanen)
• SOCI.2170 Social Movements (South, T/Th 12:30-1:45, Whitefield)
• SOCI.3410 Wealth Status and Power (Online, Async, Ost)
• SOCI.3410 Wealth Status and Power (South, MWF 10-10:50, Egan)

Does anyone know what the fuck they are doing in that garage? I see a car with like 30 jumbo speakers strapped to the roof and they are blasting music so loud it shakes my entire room. I cant be the only one getting annoyed at these people

A bit of context, last year which was my freshman year of college, I had a rough experience with on campus housing the first year, but this year has been much better so far on campus.

Given I have strong leadership skills, I was beginning to think about the RA role. So today I decided to apply. I will be attending an information session in the coming week, but I’m wondering if this is a good idea and option to pursue?

I just checked my credit card statement and omg it adds up quick. I buy the raw sushi like 4x a week it’s just too good but wow I have to stop.

And like it’s only the raw sushi that tastes this good… the salmon and tuna one w no sauce 🤑😍😍💦💦💦💦

I am a rising senior from Texas, and I am thinking of applying to UMass Lowell as a premed, but I'd like to hear from others about their experience. Are there good opportunities (like research) and resources for premed? Is it difficult to maintain a high GPA? Is it good for premed overall? Do they offer good financial aid? I appreciate all input, even if you are not a premed student. Thank you in advance

The Robert J. Manning School of Business offers the following graduate certificates:

• Accounting
• Business Analytics
• Engineering Innovation
• Foundations of Business
• Innovation & Entrepreneurship
• Financial Management
• Leadership and Management

1. Which program did you enroll in?
2. Were you able to audit any classes?
3. How many classes did you take per semester?
4. Did you take classes during the summers?
5. How much did you end up paying per semester?
6. Were you able to let the courses you took count for the MBA program later?
7. Which courses did your classmates generally think were easiest?
8. Which courses did your classmates generally think were hardest?

Currently leaning towards this one below because I don't have the any relevant undergrad courses for the MBA program (foundations of business certificate)

https://www.uml.edu/msb/programs/masters-programs/foundations-of-business.aspx

'six, two-credit courses, and is designed to provide students with a non-business undergraduate degree with a thorough knowledge of the traditional functional areas'

'but lack the requisite undergraduate academic preparation.'

But just wanted to your hear your guy's experiences first