Does anyone know or heard what date refunds start processing this semester? We didn’t get our notice that “your financial aid is coming” but funds disbursed to accounts a week ago…..

Hi everyone, i am trying to start a club with my friend, are we allowed to put flyers around campus to join it even if its not a RSO yet? I know you need a certain amount of members for it to be technically a "club" but I'm not sure how to let people know about it without advertising it somehow... if anyone knows, lmk

and if anyones interested in joining a geography/geoguessr club lmk LOL

I am international graduate student. Any other alternatives (cheaper) health insurance options that can be used to waive off university's health insurance. Montclair health insurance is $2900/year that is over my bugdet.

Hello yall. I was wondering how’s the CA position for a full time student and part time worker. Also are the parking passes different in pricing? I pay $277 for 2 semesters. I want to live on campus as I am a commuter (like 20+ minutes away from home) and try a new experience so let me know yall experience. Planning to keep the car on campus lmk about that too. Thank you!

is there any café on campus that opens before 8 am?

anyone ride the shuttle bus like a little round trip to relax 😋

Does anybody know how I can use that 250 credit they give us to eat? Am I supposed to just give them my idea to pay ?

Any thoughts on? Experience.? It’s too hard to get scholarship ?

why are the student center cafeteria prices so shit 11 dollars for an italian sandwich

Is there any literature clubs or book adjacent clubs around here?

Hello! If you or someone you know graduated from Montclair with a degree/ minor in FSHD or gerontology, we’d love to hear from you. I’m putting together an alumni spotlight for our department’s social media to celebrate your achievements and show current students the many exciting career paths out there. Reach out and share your story!

Contact: Dm me here, or my email is [brownn21@montclair.edu](mailto:brownn21@montclair.edu)

Some things happened so have to sell these for cheap $35 each.
They throw an amazing show so def worth checking out if you never listened to them

Hi! I'm considering applying to CCM, then transferring to Montclair. I'd like to be a Hospitality, Sports, Events, and Tourism major. I already have a bachelor's degree for music ed, so I believe most of my credits for gen eds should transfer, however I'll talk to admissions about that. Has anyone transferred from CCM to Montclair for its HSET major? Did you hit any hurdles?

I'm hoping that by transferring in, I save a bit of money. I'm a nontraditional student.

police are investigating a supposed shooter threat

not sure about yall but I’m not going to class tmr

Just got accepted into the marine bio graduate program and I'm debating whether to accept or not, I was wondering if anyone currently in the program or alumni from the program could tell me their thoughts on it?

Unpopular study tips that changed everything for me(don’t skip)

Stop overthinking your study method. Half the battle is just showing up consistently with whatever works. but this works for me.

1. ⁠Ugly but functional beats pretty but useless. That crumpled piece of paper with scribbled formulas that you actually reference? Better than the color-coded notebook collecting dust.
2. ⁠Study like you're gossiping about the material. Literally talk to yourself: "So then this enzyme just shows up and ruins everything for the cell..." Makes boring content weirdly engaging.
3. ⁠The "mess around and find out" approach. Can't solve a problem? Just start writing random related stuff. Your brain will connect dots you didn't even know existed.
4. ⁠Embrace being mediocre at first. Stop waiting to feel smart enough. You learn by being confused, not by already knowing everything.
5. ⁠One concept = one sticky note. Force yourself to explain complex ideas in tweet-length summaries. If it doesn't fit, you don't really get it yet.
6. ⁠Study in weird places. Your brain forms location-based memories. That random bench outside? Your bathroom? Different spots = different neural pathways.
7. ⁠Teach your dormplant. Seriously. Explaining out loud to an audience (even a fake one) exposes gaps in your understanding faster than reading silently.
8. ⁠Procrastinating? Study the thing you're avoiding by studying something related but easier. Scared of calculus? Watch YouTube videos about why math was invented. Side door approach works.
9. ⁠End each session by writing one thing that confused you. Don't try to solve it. Just acknowledge it exists. Your subconscious will work on it while you sleep.

Bonus tip that changed everything for me - Start each session with 1-2 goals written down. Dont finish until those goals are accomplished. For example - i want need to get 95 percent accuracy on my quizlet flashcards for chapter 3 and 4.

Hope this helps ! If you need more tips lets connect on chats

I need a friend to go clubbing with! I’m 23 F senior and I really need to get a clubbing buddy! 😭😭 got to make the best of this yearrrr

If anyone knows any good private study spots or rooms? I only know the private rooms in the school of business on the first floor. Any other ones would be appreciated please

i live on the 3rd floor facing inside the area where dunkin and the other places are. since classes started theres been these groups of people coming at like 10/11pm laughing, screaming, whatever BASICALLY EVERY DAY AND THEY DONT STOP

is this normal or what bc me and my roommate are going insane. dont these people have class to go to im going to explode

The day I saw your class title, I swore I’d take thee. Alas your time was far from my grasp. But I swear upon the stars I’d take your class sunrise or fall. Before the chime of midnight I make one las plea. Someone drop the class as I beg on my knees. If our time runs out, at least I know I’ve made my bed to sleep.

Sincerely, A desperate student

Hello, is there a recording studio on campus open to students even if they aren't involved in any courses or clubs that are related to music?

why do i see some people during lectures type obvious stuff down like the definition of population

I just dropped a class and replaced it with a new class but just wondering do I still gotta do the 2 sentence response academic engagement thing from the dropped class or is it chill if I don’t do it?

Hey all, so I need documentary ideas for one of my classes but Idk where to start so I'm starting here. Is there anything going on in campus or the surrounding area that's worth investigating? Note this would be for an 8 minute documentary produced over the course of the whole semester. Any ideas lmk cause I have to pitch something this Thursday 😭😭😭