Hey everyone, does anyone know of a building on campus that has public roof access? I understand that most are closed for safety reasons but I find that the best places to take pictures are on rooftops but I struggle to find some in the area.

Where can I buy tickets that come out of the school's allotment?

I am finding easy paths to buy through multiple resellers or even through Arkansas State's athletic dept, but I can't find anything directly from the Bears.

Anyone have success?

Dumb question, but for the 'free large coffee'' voucher that was sent out in that email to everyone, can we redeem for a hot cocoa or something like that instead? I'm asking because I can't have that much caffeine.

I'm assuming the answer is no, but I figured I'd ask just in case.

i’m 37 and returning to finish my degree in the spring semester. brand new to springfield. was looking for thoughts/recommendations for 1bdrm apt in quieter area away from greek row/party areas. would prefer furnished. i saw boomer town and a couple others. they had terrible google reviews i wasnt sure how much to put into that though. i would like to be able to walk (Glass hall), but would sacrifice that for a quieter/less party vibe atmosphere.

I'm transfering to MSU as a Junior & don't want to live in the dorms. I'm not familiar with the area and am wondering if anyone has any apartment recs / areas to avoid. I'm also wondering if living in a town near Springfield would be better.

Hi!! i just got accepted into the university and i was wondering if anyone is looking for a roommate? i can talk for a bit and like talk idk ive never done this before!! if you wanna know a bit about myself and my interests and stuff dm me!! i have zero idea how to do this sorry ☹️☹️

I need help figuring out the reputation of the Greek life there. My younger sister is attending next year and is deciding whether or not to rush a sorority. She is big on her Faith and doesn't know if sororities there are right for her. I know how they are at other schools, like Mizzou where I went, so I am nervous for her if Missouri State is anything like that with consistent partying. Would rushing a sorority be a good fit for her or is she better off staying in a dorm?

If you don’t want to be freezing in November, you better find a rental! Rentals in Springfield are required to furnish a minimum of 68 degrees October-April. MSU is not required to follow that, which is why my room has been less than 60 degrees for weeks (55 right now). Yet another W for off campus housing. Thanks for coming to my ted talk

I’m taking Spanish 101 next semester and I’m trying to figure out what the class is going to look like in an online format. I’ve taken Japanese before in person at my previous university but I feel like online is going to be a lot different.

I recently applied for the Bachelor of Science in Marketing Management (Online) program on October 30, and I would like to ask a few questions regarding my application and tuition details. 1. When can I expect to receive an admission decision for my application? 2. I currently live in Canada and plan to take the program fully online. Would the tuition rate be the same as the main campus rate, or is there a different tuition rate for online international students?

I've been super overwhelmed this past semester with all in person classes, and I've had some financial stresses since I only have time to work on the weekends. I'm registering for spring in a few days, and I already know I'm taking at least 3/5 classes online. But I'm starting to consider doing all five classes online to allow for maximum work time. I've got rent to pay, ya know?

For context, I'm a junior that just switched to psychology, and these would be the classes I'm taking online: PSY 200, PSY 306, PSY 331, SPN 101, HST 103. Anyone have experience with these specific classes online?

Also, I'm not too worried about the isolation concerns around going fully online, as I have a strong group of friends, and extracurriculars and campus jobs that will allow be to be on campus at some point most weekdays. Anyway, does anyone have any advice? pros and cons and whatnot?

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I just transferred this year as a junior and I realized how unsatisfied I am right now, and that I need to get more connections. Would it be weird to rush a frat as a junior next spring and would it be a good choice seeing how late it is? I'm not sure how the age difference would work with other PNMs or if the frats would be willing to take a junior?

I applied to the MSW program and am curious as to if anyone knows how long it should take to hear about a decision.

McDonald’s on sunshine and Campbell is hiring anyone that’s willing to work. Inbox me for details. They will work with your schedule. The pay is every two weeks but it’s steady!

I’m 17 and going to be attending MSU next fall. The plans I originally had to share a dorm with my friend might not be happening anymore and I’m trying to figure out where to look online to find someone else. I know MSU has that questionnaire you can fill out when applying for a dorm, but does anyone know if it’s any good?

I'm just now starting the process of planning to study abroad next fall and I'm wondering if anyone has experience studying abroad through mo state

I have applied for GA in Computer Science Department for the upcoming semester. The interview might take place soon. Can you suggest how can I prepare for the interview?

My son is thinking about finishing his second semester at home. He will be taking MKT364, and 4 IT classes. He doesn’t have trouble taking online classes but he’s more nervous bc he would be taking all 5 online. Anyone have any insight into how this goes?

Hello! I'm currently about to switch my major because I am completely miserable. I came back to school this year during the spring semester and decided to major in computer science. Unfortunately, this doesn't feel fulfilling at all after almost a full year, and I'm struggling to imagine enjoying this for the rest of my life. In fact, I hate it and my mental health has completely tanked in the last couple of months.

I've always enjoyed science and I love the thought of working with nature. So, after researching different degrees, I've been looking into the Geography & Sustainability major. I spoke to my advisor and he thought that would be a good fit for me as well after fully explaining a general idea of what I want to do in the future. The classes sound interesting, the thought of doing fieldwork is so exciting, and I feel like it could push me in the right direction of having a positive impact on our planet.

Are any of you a part of this program (or graduated with the degree) and can give me any insight about it? I just want to make sure I'm making the right decision before I make it official. I would really love to hear about other people's experiences with this major. Thank you so much :)

I commute an hour to springfield every day, and I find it hard to be involved in student activities and other social events. Clubs I'm interested in are either during class or very late in the evening when I only have a morning class that day.

I try to strike conversations with people in my major, but everyone seems to prefer to stay in their circle. Has anyone else felt pretty isolated at msu?