TL;DR: HAVE YOU TAKEN ANY OF THE JAPANESE COURSES AT WSU?! Can you tell me about it? What it was like? Did you feel like you really learned anything? Or would you recommend a completely different college or in-person learning establishment instead?? thanks :D

I'm not a college student (yet), so excuse me for not being too "in the know" about how this stuff might work lol

I'm someone looking for a more traditional, in person route for learning Japanese, but I can't find any reviews or nothin' about the Associate of Arts in Japanese, Japanese Minor, or Japanese Certificate courses anywhere online (I wasn't necessarily looking for a certificate or a degree, but I figured I'd see what my local college was offering for classes)

The ONLY thing I've seen in where the words "Japan" and "Weber State" merge is a video from the WSU Business & Economics YouTube page, no views or likes, and a lady from what I could only think a business or econ class, being abroad in Japan & Korea with her classmates.

Also I don't really know how the WSU website works, but is it like an archive of different classes that HAVE taken place at WSU, or are only ongoing and active classes listed on the site?

Thanks in advance ✌

I reached out to weber to hopefully get some replacement parts for my '79 26" kettle. They sent me back a list with items that I know are not compatible. Can anyone confirm if the legs for the current 26" will fit? Does anyone have a source for someone that makes wood handles? They need the two holes.

Has anyone ever done those university ran experiments where you get paid? If so, how much did you get paid, how long did it take, and was it worth your time?

I’ve have heard terrible things about Business statistics II. Is it that bad? Is it even worth taking at WSU?

I need to take it next spring and I’ve been considering taking it from somewhere else and then transferring the credit over. Though, that would be really expensive.

I'm interested in persuing an associates in applied computer science. I wanted to ask if anyone else on here had past expereience with this program and how they thought about it. I mainly wanted to ask these questions:

1. How is this program for someone who has no past academic experience with computer science?

2. What kind of math do you need to complete/study for this class?

3. I'm wanting to do gamedev for a career, how good is this degree (or a ba) for this?

thank you :)

Can people from non-regionally accredited able to transfer credit to WSU as a sophomore?

I'm taking Comm 1020 ONL this semester and it sucks, so I want to drop it. How should I go about it? I have federal student loans and I want to avoid messing that up as much as I can.

I kinda want to just drop the class, rather than swap for another, but would it be worse to drop a class all together from a financial aid perspective? I would still be doing 10 credits after dropping the course.

Hello! I am currently trying to decide whether I take Math 1050 with Akelbek or Math 1080 with Cai. I am currently enrolled in both, but plan to drop one. Both have a lot of poor reviews on RateMyProfessor, but I need to take one of the two, as they are the only two options available online. Is there one you would recommend over the other? I am currently in my 4th semester of the nursing program, but had a change of plans and now want to go to med school. Either class would help to satisfy the math requirement for medical school. Anyways... any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Yikes! The parking at wsu is so stressful. It’s expensive and impossible to find paid parking unless you have an early class. And the Dee events center parking is insanely busy.

Will the Dee events center lines get better? Today I waited 30 min to get on the bus and was still 5 min late to my class.

Shot in the dark but I was wondering if anyone has any experience with trying to remove concurrent enrollment classes from your transcript? I took some duel enrollment classes in high school not really understanding what they were and didn't try very hard. I totally forgot about them because the classes I took didn't even apply to my degree.

Now, I'm starting applications for law school and finding out this classes really DO count. These classes I took when I was like 15 are counted towards my application GPA and brining it WAY down.

Just wanted to see if anyone had experience with trying to get them expunged somehow? I'd appreciate any suggestions :D

I just have a question about parking. Is parking at the dee events center free or do you need a permit? Ive heard it is but I just want to be sure. Thanks

I usually am able to create plans for classes a few months in advance, like now for spring 25- but no matter how many times I check the past few weeks I can't seen any classes even available for planning. I am in the 300 and 400 level classes of Creative Writing major, is this just because there aren't any classes I need available in Spring, do I have to wait until fall 25 to take them? Or have the classes not been posted yet? I have only found 1 out of the many classes I still need that is available in spring. If I can't take anymore than this one class in Spring it will push back my graduation by a lot. Is this happening to everyone as they haven't been posted yet or this somehow happening to many of the classes I need?
(I have set up an advisory meeting to talk about it but sometimes they aren't the most helpful with these questions)

Incoming freshman and deeply confused by financial aid: When should I expect my FAFSA to be accepted? I know they disperse/apply the award 10 days before semester begins, but my application is still waiting to be reviewed. It’s been submitted for 10 weeks.

Will they get to it before semester starts? What should I do if my application is still in queue by the time tuition is due?

Transferring from UVU, my cat tracks says that I have a class that satisfies LIBS 1704 (info navigator), but it shows under a section that says insufficient? If the class I took at UVU meets the requirement, I don’t want to take LIBS this coming semester, but don’t want to drop it if it isn’t satisfied. Help

I'm kind of stupid, are there anything you recommend for the class? Those who have already taken it, how would you rate it? How easy is it? Please tell me I'm not going to explode.

Guys I need help! I’ve been an online WSU student since 2021, but I have 2 in person class this fall semester. So either I need to figure out the shuttle or pay for a parking pass. My classes start at 9:00 am Tues & Thurs, with a 9:00 am class, is that early enough to get parking? I know it fills up fast. Not sure what to do

So here is the deal. I am going back to school, and I signed up for CS. Julie and Pat mentioned the flex program. And since I work full time, I decided to give it a try. I am starting with Math 1010, NET 2300, and CS 1400.
I wanted to complete the mechanical engineering, but the schedule just does not work for me. I love computers stuff and IT. And I previously took some CS classes. So, I am heading back to complete it this time around. Kids are a lot older; I get to work on my classes at work. I'm starting to overthink like always.

But I work at Hill AFB and would like to move into a more technical position. Plus, my GI bill will cover the tab.

What can you guys tell me about this program? I have attended Weber before, and I like the smaller setting for classes. I know the math classes can be a pain. Other than that, how was your guy's experience with this program. And the job outlook?

I’m currently in the nursing program and have to take upper division classes that aren’t in the nursing program. Does anyone know some easy online upper division classes?

I'm 17 planing to take 1080 spring of 2024 I was wondering for those whom took it if there's anything I should watch out for and good ways to study or get ahead

Hello! My nephew will be a first-year student at the Ogden campus in the fall and I’d like to get him a few gift cards for local favorites. Would love suggestions! He will have a car.

Hi all. My daughter is starting to look for schools for 2025. Trying to get a feel for living on campus. From the very initial start to our research we can’t tell if most students live on campus or if Weber is more of a commuter school. She will be living on campus. Any information and insight is appreciated. Won’t be doing our visit until late October.

For F1 interview

anyone have some recommendations of where to study after 10pm near campus?

[SOLUTION:] It seems to depend on the institution you’re visiting and how they handle their network filters and firewalls. If it’s done through a network certificate exclusive to their networks, those restrictions don’t apply to eduroam, but instead relies on your home institution. 👍

I have the eduroam profiles installed on my iPhone and MacBook through Weber State (I’m a high school CE student through WSU).

i’m just curious. when i go to a different school that provides eduroam wifi, like say my own high school, UVU, or other schools in Utah, how do the firewalls work?

for instance, since my school districts config profile is what allows them to filter access on guest devices, if i connect to eduroam at my high school, will it use weber’s network filters, or will it still filter according to my high school?

davis school district has so many filters on so many things, including some things that need to be accessed at school like youtube and groupme.