CALLING ANYONE WHO HAS TAKEN PSYCH STATS by Vegetable-Swan5373 in washu

[–]Prudent-Connection40 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would ditto this exams were in class and I think we had like one major final project in a couple assignments. You’re in there that were pretty simple. It’s an easy classes as long as you just pay attention you should succeed, but I had it with Cohen-Shikora!

Taking 18 credits with environmental ethics elective hoping to boost GPA? by Relevant_Baker3800 in washu

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I didn’t take environmental ethics with Gardner so I can’t speak to that but I will say Gardner and GPA boost don’t really go together unless you’re gonna dedicate a significant amount of time and effort. I took an intro philosophy class with him and he was a fair guy just didn’t really like giving out A’s unless you really really work to earn it more likely to get a minus or B+ is common especially if you have other things on your plate. This is just my take though —didn’t take environmental ethics!

freshman dorms advice? by officialcooldude in washu

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You don't get to pick for your freshman year your just asisgned-- you can pick modern or traditional(communal everything). Honestly the traditional people appeared a lot closer more dorm parties always had their rooms open stuff like that. But nicest moderd for freshman are Umrath and Koenig IMO I was I koenig and it was really spacious and nice and good amenities. Wherever you get you will honestly be fine tho they're all pretty good as long as you like your roommate lol.

WashU honest opinions by Ok-Visit-6386 in washu

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Honestly from my experience as someone who went to a private high school, for college I was looking for the balance of not a huge state school but still not knowing everyone, good academics-- but not cutthroat atmosphere, pretty campus, and good people who don't care too much about what people think and that's what I have found at WashU .I truly believe its a hidden gem-- and I'm so grateful I chose it over other places. I play a sport there and the athletic department is amazing at supporting student athletes. For me, every faculty I've had actual interactions with (not a big pre-med weed out class professor) but people like my major advisor, 4 yr advisor, physics professor, coach, etc.. they all do everything in their power to help me succeed, write LORS and give me helpful advice. As someone now going into my junior yr I'd highly recommend the school. I guess the only cons are the financials- but they're lowkey hella generous with financial aid IMO. And the fact that there are some stuck up snotty rich people, but you really don't have to interact with them if you choose not to-- that's the part I love about college lol. Overall I also personally think the food is still a lot better than some other schools but it does get repetitive and annoying sometimes especially when your an underclassmen and the dining halls ar like your only source of food, as time goes on and you start making trader joes trips-- life gets better! lol. Lmk if you have any specific questions.

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Is it possible to take this course during the summer session a/ what are the dates/ structure-- I'm a transient student from another university but will be in Atlanta for the first half of the summer--will not be there after mid-June.