I am an intl so therefore aiming for a STEM course. The only STEM course that aligns with me is the BS in Econ Quant Methods but I'm not sure if I can get into IB with this since I won't get a chance to be a part of IBW or even Kelley. So I'm thinking If I can double major in Econ Quant along with Kelley Finance?

I'm a journalism student working on a story about the mural in Woodburn Hall 100, which depicts a Klan rally. More broadly, the story will be about the way people discuss art that depicts discomforting subjects. IU stopped holding classes in that lecture hall in 2017. If you're an IU alum and you took a class in this specific hall, please message me if you'd be willing to talk about that experience. Thanks.

I just fractured my ankle and I live on the 3rd floor in foster. If you don’t know there’s no lift here. I really won’t be able to walk up and down this much with my injury. Is there a way to get my dorm changed?

My girlfriend goes here and told me she’s going to a pcp party at a frat and told me that I shouldn’t worry about them because they are for girls who are planning on rushing and that there’s basically no guys there. Are they actually what she’s saying they are and should I be worried?

I have space for one more three credit course in my schedule for my second semester of freshman year. I’m taking ECON-B 251 right now, and it’s not going too bad. Next semester I was considering just taking B252 to get it over with, but I noticed that for G202, you just need B251 as a prerequisite. Would it be worth it to get it done now, or take B252 and take G202 next year?

If it matters, in B251 I have an A- right now and depending on my next two exams, I’m hoping for a B+ to A range.

On my Indiana portal, it says “test optional Include test scores in review” do I have to put them in somewhere on the IU portal or is it using the scores from my CommonApp?

Any suggestions for Natural & Math Science courses to fulfill credit requirements?

Hello! I am a woman in my late-20s and will be in Bloomington this weekend. I have done cursory research on places to eat, things to do, etc. but would love to get recommendations from y'all who live, work, and study in the area. While I would love to explore state parks and the like, I will not have access to a car and thus am limited to places around Indiana University. I also do not drink alcohol.

Here is my list so far:

• Eskenazi Museum of Art
• Gallery Walk on Friday
• Dunn's Woods/Dunn Meadow/Bloomington Arboretum
• Longfei Chinese Restaurant
• Uncle Wang's Alley

Thank you!

Hello so I know this probably isn’t the best place to put this but I figured people who were more interested than other students could reply here. For compass one we have to interview a junior senior or grad student in Kelley (or any major similar) and reflect upon it. If anyone knows anyone I could interview or would let me interview that would be really super helpful. Thanks 🦖🦐🐙

If you’re eating at forest check your bread, I was getting toast this morning and 3 of the loaves were extremely moldy, this seems to be a common issue in my experience.

How is the online masters of data science program at IU Bloomington? I got accepted there.

I got a 0 on the first assignment worth 80 points. Is there any way of passing the class or am I cooked

Alumni that lived at IU during 9/11, what was the day like? How did you find out? What’s your personal story?

The gyms are way too busy for me personally :(

Did our subscription to Max get canceled through Xfinity on Campus? I can’t log back into my account.

On my Indiana app website, it says “test optional Include test scores in review” do I have to put them in somewhere on the IU website or is it using the scores from my CommonApp?

A few weeks ago, the price of a ride from the airport to campus was $29.87. Today, the same ride costs $32.77.

From the checkout page:

A total gratuity of $2.90 is already included in your fare. If you'd like to add an additional gratuity please select your desired level.

This year theres a new math class to fulfill the math requirement at Kelley instead of finite or calc , and they're closing the ivy tech loop hole ? anyway, if anyone here is taking it or knows someone taking it, how is going ? easy, tough , mild etc ? I'm thinking of taking it instead of M119

Looking for a personal perspective from current or past students!! I'm considering applying because it's a good safety for me! For reference for oos tuition, I'm a low-income student, so I'm hoping for good financial aid!

I’m a senior and stressing so bad about this. I chose not to submit my SAT scores and have a gpa of 3.1(im making up grades so itll be higher later), one honor and 5 AP classes which I have all A’s in, and a metal in an academic competition— I also have a banger essay but that’s literally it.

Just realized I never got one of the official schedule posters for this season. Obviously this year is one I’d like to remember, does anyone know where I could still look for one or even find the image in a printable quality?

It seems like it falls under the Indiana rules of classification for voting, but I rather make sure before I go to the polls.

Hello everyone!!!

I am participating in an internship and need 150 thoughtful responses to this survey: (https://mind-the-class-git-dev-mind-the-class.vercel.app/en/survey?key=d2903369-223f-4adf-9058-d5a20072b9dc)

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WHY SHOULD I TAKE IT? - By participating in this anonymous survey, you’ll gain valuable insights into your mental health and receive a personalized action plan based on your responses. Whether or not you currently face mental health challenges, taking this survey helps you be proactive in building psychological resilience and managing stress in your life.

Taking a few moments to reflect on your mental health can be a great investment in your overall well-being. The survey is open to anyone aged 12 and above, and I genuinely believe it could benefit everybody! :)

Thank you in advance if you decide to participate! (survey is all multiple choice and should take around 3-5 mins to complete)

I even made this amazing poster!

Hi all, I'm a Kelley DA returning to college in my late twenties and just wanted to ask here if anyone had some suggestions on good places to live? when I left IU in 2018 I lived at college and 10th , and a house on Atwater by TIS. I'm pretty social and looking to make new friends, my initial thought was a house by Collins or an apartment by the stadium. any ideas?

I just applied there with a 3.6 unweighted, and 3.9 weighted, and 33 ACT. I know I would get into IU for general admission, but I know the psych program is prestigious and is hard to get into. I've also done a lot of extra curricular activities, and a strong essay. I've been very anxious thinking about it, and I don't know if I will get in.