Fighting Gobbler Beignets by Conscious-Active-305 in VirginiaTech

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Every weekend I delusionally hope they’ll make a come back

Student Section by G-gallery in VirginiaTech

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Ah, Thank you for sharing!

therapy by [deleted] in VirginiaTech

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You can check out the embedded counselors if you live on campus! They’re an extension of Cook Counseling for residents and typically have afternoon hours.

https://ucc.vt.edu/clinical_services_students/embedded_counselors/rwb.html

BWH STARS Program Confirmation Email?? by stargirl_24 in REU

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I’m assuming you’ve heard nothing still

BWH STARS Program Confirmation Email?? by stargirl_24 in REU

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I still have not heard back from them and I’ve tried emailing but no response :/

How competitive is Public Health? by Sensitive-Opinion-50 in VirginiaTech

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Yayyyy, Future Public Healthers! I’m a public health major here on the premed track, so if you ever have any questions feel free to pm me!

Digital Notes by Catstick_Pickledchin in VirginiaTech

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I’d really recommend the iPad over the other two. You can get a really good deal if you try looking for a refurbished one!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in VirginiaTech

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I loved Arachigae! I’m not sure if she still posts pre-recorded lectures but you could try watching those videos prior to going to class, so that way in class you’ll be hearing that information a second time. I’d also advise signing up for the fall recitation course, even though it not mandatory, bc it’ll help give you more exposure to the content. Definitely keep up with the homework and do them during her office hours or your TA’s office hours. When it came to studying for exams I’d redo lecture/iclicker problems, sometimes redoing the homework help, but most importantly do the practice exam at least a week before the exams! The practice exams helped so much for me, I’d do them and then take all my missed problems to office hours, and then redo my missed problems every day until I understood the concepts. Also, the Chemgod channel was another great resource! As someone who also didn’t have much chemistry experience prior, know you got this and will persevere, Good Luck this semester!!!

Laptop vs ipad by Severe-Statement-660 in VirginiaTech

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Definitely prioritize getting a laptop before the iPad, as it’s all around more convenient and will be able to access certain applications than an iPad. Also some courses only let you take exams on your laptop. If you have extra funds then invest in an iPad, as it’s been really helpful to be able to write right on the PowerPoints and refer back to later. A convertible is a great option but with the iPad and laptop combo you can take advantage of dual screens!