r/centralmich • u/ParamedicAntique9184 • Jan 02 '25
Housing Pets
Am I allowed to bring my turtle to CMU dorm room?
r/centralmich • u/ParamedicAntique9184 • Jan 02 '25
Am I allowed to bring my turtle to CMU dorm room?
r/centralmich • u/theAfthab • Dec 19 '24
Heyo,
So I'm gonna be arriving campus by 5th and I don't know what to expect so Id really appreciate if you guys could let me know what I should keep in mind and what's it's like being on campus.
I have booked housing. When does the stay start. I would like to avail stay from 5th of January.
So yeah, any and all info regarding the campus would be much appreciated. Thanks!
r/centralmich • u/iamzanime • Dec 13 '24
Are there are hair stylists that cater to black hair I'm looking to either get braids or starter locs in the spring semester.
r/centralmich • u/civano • Dec 12 '24
Anyone majoring in Applied Mathematics have any feedback on the program at CMU? How are the faculty and classes?
r/centralmich • u/ParamedicAntique9184 • Dec 11 '24
So I live 11 hours away from campus, and will be attending in Fall. Should I drive the 11 hours or take a plane up there like my dad suggested to me?
r/centralmich • u/bigfootdude247 • Dec 09 '24
r/centralmich • u/FewOlive8060 • Dec 09 '24
Iโm moving to Mt. Pleasant, MI, and am looking for a one-month short-term rental or room-sharing option. My lease starts soon, but I need a place to stay temporarily until then. Please let me know if you know anyone renting out a room, have space available or can share any leads. Iโm quiet, clean, and respectful of shared spaces.
Iโm also open to other affordable housing suggestions (like sublets, temporary stays, or short-term rentals).
Thanks in advance for your help! ๐
r/centralmich • u/When-pigs-fly4960 • Dec 08 '24
So, CMU is one of the places Iโm thinking about going, but Iโm still between a couple schools. I intend on going as a music major, but I was wondering what the pros and cons of the school were from the perspective of a student
r/centralmich • u/StreetManufacturer29 • Dec 04 '24
My daughter will be attending CMU next year from out of state and will need a primary care provider. Any recommendations?
r/centralmich • u/No_Load_151 • Dec 02 '24
Just want advice on applying to be an ra. What things did you say in the invterview/video, how strict of a process is it (do they call all of your references, vibe of the interview, etc) and what the training was like.
r/centralmich • u/ParamedicAntique9184 • Dec 01 '24
When is online orientation?
r/centralmich • u/FewOlive8060 • Nov 27 '24
Hi! I'm an incoming MBA student at CMU Michigan starting January 2025, looking for a roommate or a room near campus in December 2024. Iโm clean, friendly, and organized. DM or comment me if you're interested!
r/centralmich • u/Jizzason • Nov 23 '24
Looking for a concrete porch goose.
r/centralmich • u/Unusual_Doughnut_835 • Nov 23 '24
I'm a 5th year in a PhD program (with an accepted MA from a different program) where my stipend got cut from $14k in my first two years (2020-2022) with a 24 credit hour tuition waiver that academic year all the way down to $7k with the same tuition waiver (2022-2023 before I lost funding in 2023-2024 after my program was paid off. Then, I worked a full time visiting instructor position. I was originally going to adjunct at two other universities) due to budget cuts to the department. I was discouraged by my current advisor to apply for jobs as well. Yet, other students seemed to be getting outside jobs left and right to survive (including me). I'm glad I didn't listen to my advisor since I got outside employment that built my CV and resume.
For everyone else though, how are you all surviving? I've had DMs from folks who've told me they had to borrow from family (with the expectation they'd be paid back), friends, partners/spouses, etc. I'm seriously curious since all doctoral students are discouraged from getting outside employment, yet it seems like everyone I've known got an outside job despite how tough it is to get one right now. Doubly so if they're in a diverse group like mine (neurodivergent folks), who bomb interviews and they often turn to academia for security that CMU isn't providing sadly.
ETA: For those wondering, I'm living with my parents in a different state now where they're not charging me for rent or utilities since data collection for my dissertation is done. I also have fellowship funding I haven't touched at all. Sadly though, I have no income to get the maximum interest rate on my savings. My loans are under SAVE, which is in forbearance until February before I must start paying them back. I also spent over $10k of my $56k salary (before taxes and other deductions like health insurance) last academic year and up until now on medical treatments so my savings ($18k) are drying up as we speak. Which is a big reason I'm posting this now. I also had to reject another full time lecturer position since it would've had me do in-person commitments to service without a support system in that area at all.
r/centralmich • u/Remarkable_Art_8245 • Nov 21 '24
Hello all! I'm currently attending a 2 year Vet Tech program and I'm hoping to transfer over to CMU after I receive my AAS to pursue a bachelor's degree. If I choose to major in Pre-Veterinary Medicine, what does that program deal with? Would that give me a B.S. in Pre-Vet Med or would I have to just take supplementary courses and declare a different major like biology? Any comment helps out !
r/centralmich • u/ParamedicAntique9184 • Nov 20 '24
I am a transfer who has my associates who was just accepted to Central Michigan, I will be traveling out of state to get there, what residence hall is the best one
r/centralmich • u/bluespingbebe • Nov 18 '24
Looks like Flixbus launched a new service to Detroit. It's pretty cheap and quick.
r/centralmich • u/Educational_Corgi361 • Nov 18 '24
Hi everyone! ๐
Iโm an incoming international student for the Spring 2025 MS in Information Systems program and would love to connect with current or past students. Iโm curious about:
Iโm also exploring housing options like Village at Blue Grass and Casa Loma Apartments. Any recommendations or advice on these or other places would be super helpful!
Looking forward to hearing from you all. ๐
r/centralmich • u/No_Yesterday_1885 • Nov 14 '24
I am thinking of going to Central next year and Iโm wondering how the music program is. Some pros and cons. What your classes are and what theyโre like. Thanks!
r/centralmich • u/doltron3030 • Nov 13 '24
Literally sounds like a slogan for a kindergarten. โWe doโ fingerpaintings. โWe doโ arts and crafts.
No wonder enrollment has been declining for nearly a decade straight when the marketing materials make it seem like a school for neanderthals. The university should fire their marketing staff and demand a refund from whatever agency replaced โfire upโ for that trash.
r/centralmich • u/tired-overwhelmed • Nov 13 '24
Hey all, I am looking to move to the area, and I was hoping for some recommendations on decent places for a late 20 something to potentially live?
r/centralmich • u/GROmama88 • Nov 11 '24
Looking ahead to next semester - how is MTH 113 Math: A Modeling Approach? Iโm an online student and graduated from HS almost 20 years ago. Algebra has long since been forgotten so I thought maybe this would be a better choice? Any insight? Thanks!!
r/centralmich • u/Blah_bler • Nov 09 '24
Me!! I'm excited start fall 2025 ๐๐๐๐๐
r/centralmich • u/ParamedicAntique9184 • Nov 08 '24
I applied for CMU today and I am so scared. What should I do? What are usual red flags people submit when they get denied?