r/OregonStateUniv 16h ago

Danske

9 Upvotes

Hej, Jeg lagde også et opslag op tidligere. Men jeg studerer på Oregon State university og vil gerne vide om der er andre danske, eller er der nogen, der taler dansk? Hvis der er nogen, så kunne det være fedt at møde jer. Kh Alexander


r/OregonStateUniv 7h ago

Which dang wifi do you use?

6 Upvotes

Preface that i dont live in the dorms and am talking about the other buildings on campus

OSU Access, OSU Secure, or Eduroam?

Also, do yall use a VPN with Campus Wifi


r/OregonStateUniv 19h ago

Lease takeover at the retreat!

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Hi! I am looking for someone to take over my lease at the retreat starting ASAP.

The rent for January is all paid for and I am willing to pay the month of February as well!

The lease is also renewed for next yea, so you will have a place to live until August 2026!

It is a 4 bed 4 bath apartment, and you will get your own private bedroom and bathroom! And it’s furnished! It has a dishwasher, and in unit laundry. It also is super close to a beaver bus stop! You also have access to the clubhouse which has a gym, pool and sauna!

The rent is $815 a month, and then with utilities and an assigned parking spot it comes to $900.

The roomies are all really nice and sweet! You will be living with 3 other girls, so I’m looking for females only. No pets either!

There are no issues with the apartment or roomies, I just have a family emergency and I need to move back home.


r/OregonStateUniv 3h ago

brock mcleod

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does anyone else here have terrible experiences with brock mcleod? me and a few of my friends have been met with nothing but rudeness when asking him for help. he’s never given us a straight answer and half the time it feels like he’s not even reading the emails.

i emailed him about accommodations for a class and he basically said “too bad so sad you can’t take it” after expressing health concerns (i’m working with DAS too but it’s taking awhile so I emailed him as well since it’s for a class soon and i told him that).


r/OregonStateUniv 1h ago

CS161/162

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What programming language(s) are used in these classes? My son has taken some college programming classes during HS and we are trying to figure out if they might earn him credit in these and/or allow him to test out.

Side note: anyone do a bachelors in mechanical engineering with a minor in CS? Is that just too many credits to try to cram in or is that doable?


r/OregonStateUniv 4h ago

I have been throwing up everyday and can’t make it to school, possible explanations could have me out of classes for a week or two

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Is there some protocol here that I should be following like contacting the school? I could try and work it out with each individual professor? Thanks


r/OregonStateUniv 19h ago

can the health center provide resources to get an adhd diagnosis?

2 Upvotes

what the title says


r/OregonStateUniv 1h ago

Accounting

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Does anyone have experience with Accounting major. Is it fairly straight forward and a productive major? Does it come with jobs and resources to find jobs? Or is there a lot of BS classes you have to take and a struggle to find work afterwards. Thanks


r/OregonStateUniv 2h ago

CS electives - ecampus

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I'm curious what people would say were genuinely useful electives choices for their CS program. Right now I've taken MTH 254, MTH 341, PH 211, PH 212 to satisfy the elective requirements.

In upcoming terms I'm looking at those new machine learning courses they rolled out, MTH 351, AI 531, and CS 475.

As an ecampus student, the default applied CS elective choices are a little constrained; I'm not really interested in security or graphics.

What classes would you recommend? Why were they impactful?


r/OregonStateUniv 20h ago

Too many classes at once?

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Hey, I’m an Ecampus junior majoring in zoology. My plan for this quarter was to take Z 374, BI 319, and either FW 302 or FW 311. However, it looks like I planned my next year out incorrectly, and, by graduation time, I would be short 2 or 3 credits depending on which one I drop.

My question is: do I just say screw it and take all four classes? I was already having a hard time choosing between the two electives because both sounded interesting. It’s 15 credits, which is more than I normally take because I also work part time, but I’m wondering if anyone else out there has taken these classes online and would think these are too hard to take altogether or would think that I could do it!

Thanks all, Sko Beavs! 🦫🧡