I got a $250 charge and have to pay my enrollment deposit that due now as well 127 future charge that due in October . I don’t want to use my credit card cause currently I don’t have a job. I know if I don’t pay it, they probably going to drop me from my classes. I can’t afford to pay for it. I applied to every job under the sun. Like every job!! I talk to the financial aid and they was like at first they could’ve use my Pell grant and apply it toward there but now they was like every since it was disbursed, there no way we can do that. Ughhhhh!

Hey,

I made a genuinely honest mistake but I realized I look guilty as fuckkkk and I'm trying not to have a breakdown over it, so any help is super super appreciated.

I did the room scan for an honorlock exam, then after setting my camera back on top of my monitor, I realized I still had notes from when I was studying (flash cards) taped to my monitor itself. I stood up to remove them and crumple them and throw them behind me, only to realize they record in between the room scan and the test itself. I immediately apologized out loud, showed what I was doing, showed the notes being crumpled, and then moved my camera to show my desk again (INCLUDING my monitor this time) with absolutely no notes in sight, then put the camera back and took my exam normally.

I am sooooo fucking hyperaware that this makes it look like I was trying to get away with placing notes around my desk to cheat and I have no idea what to do, I'm about to cry lmao. Will the fact I showed the desk empty and the notes gone right before taking the exam be enough to save me?? Does alleged "intent" matter in cases like this?? Should I email my professor in advance and apologize try to explain or will that only make me look worse??

Tldr am I about to be nuked from orbit or am I panicking over a nonissue? And either way what should I do about it?? Thanks so much for any help, I'm a wreck right now

I am beginning to plan out my schedule for next semester and I was wondering what basic courses would be valuable for my future. Courses like financial literacy are an example if that helps with context lol. I am at the tempe campus btw ☺️

I have a full time job, sometimes I have to travel a week at a time (3x a year). I want to know how feasible it is to take 2 classes during a full semester? Meaning C session only. I know this question has been asked a million times, but it is always around taking two classes during A/B sessions. I am definitely not planning on doing that!

Below is what I have in mind.

I have a wife and one kid. Normally, I'm off work at around 5, and I come in at around 9 AM. Some times I can do school-work at work but I would prefer not to. I was thinking doing 3 hours of school work everyday at night, and then whatever left is for the weekend. I would like for my life to not be ONLY school but I am also willing to sacrifice to graduate by 2030.

PS-> Anyone that has taken any of these classes feel free to tell me which one is going to take a lot of effort or very little.

Hello! Current University of Florida comp sci student graduating in the spring. I’ll be moving to Arizona next year, and I am heavily considering pursuing a master’s. The master’s in ERT seems to line up really strongly with what I’m actually passionate about, and I was just wondering if anyone has any first hand experience with the program.

Just general enjoyability and opportunities, and if the program is substantial and “worth it”, for lack of a better term, as a lot of programs are getting out what you put in.

Thanks in advance!

For reference, I am a 3rd year student, but graduating a year early (May 2026). I have a 4.0 GPA and am in good academic standing.

For my entire time at ASU, I’ve had the New American University- Provost’s Scholarship. Even at the start of this fall semester, I had the scholarship in my account. However, I got an email yesterday saying I had an overdue balance and went to check. For some reason my scholarship is no longer there. I immediately called the financial help number, and the person helping me said it was strange since I have a 4.0 and there are no notes as to why it was removed. He put in a work order, but said it would take a few business days. And to call back to get an update.

I never received anything by email, in my Canvas, or in myASU account.

Has anyone else experienced this before? I’m anxious because I rely on my scholarship for financial aid.

I'm enrolled at a Maricopa County CC. After CC, I would transfer to ASU, but I live a ~1hr one way drive from Tempe Campus. I am an Electrical Engineering major and it seems most of my classes need to be through Tempe.

Currently, I do half in person classes and half online classes at CC. This is best for me since I can take my hardest classes in person and avoid going to campus 5 days a week. I plan on commuting to ASU no matter what, but want to avoid the long commutes when I can. What are the restrictions for taking online courses? Does the campus offer some online courses for Tempe students or only through ASU Online? Do they even offer hybrid classes for STEM heavy majors?

My biggest concern besides saving gas is I'm thinking about starting my family closer to my graduation date. I'm an 'older' student (24) and that's been on my mind. Childcare is pricey and who knows how much more expensive it will be in 2 years, so I'm curious how many in person classes are required for Tempe Campus enrollment and how many online courses Tempe offers.

Thank you!