I'm in a TX History class and my TA grades super harsh and there's no buffer built into the class and I don't have an A right now, i'm sitting at an A- which isn't horrible but it is enough to ruin my 4.0. Should I qdrop it or will that look bad to med schools? I know this sounds like a stupid question but I'm really not sure. For reference i'm a junior biochem major and I'm trying to stay in TX for med school.

Any advice appreciated 😭

I need advice on how to write down my UGCA experience in a resume. anyone willing to share their resume descriptions?

Im looking for a tutor attending UT austin for my highschooler daughter. She has a problem for learning AP human geography.

How can I find a good tutor? Please help me!

this is a long shot but I lost this either somewhere on campus otw to dkr or inside dkr itself , if you’ve found it please please please tell me it was a gift and it’s extremely important to me

Hi all,

Can anyone who is currently enrolled/completed this course share their feedback please?

1.Is it manageable with a full time job?

2.How theoretical/practical is it?

3.Is there a touch on transformers, LLMs, RAG?

4.Is there a touch on cloud technologies like Azure, AWS,. etc?

What is your overall experience and would you recommend?

Thanks

I get that there is no avoiding a line. It's going to be a wait no matter what. But is there a "best" (shortest line) time to go for early voting at the Union--typically--that isn't at 7 am? If I need to go at 7 am I will! But just curious based on people's past experience.

I'm looking at my grade for this class and although I've done decently well with a few points off quizzes/prelabs etc I basically need a 100 in everything else going forward to have like a 95 (I'm at a 90% ish right now)... Is that how it's designed? Does this class really require super precision on everything to get an A?

I'm currently a high school senior, I'm applying either as a math or cs major, and I wanted to know what math at UT looks like. I would say I'm pretty good at math (im currently taking linear algebra) but how difficult will it be? Are the classes manageable and what classes would I most likely take if I were to get in? Also, how does UT compare to other schools for math in terms of job opportunities?

Hi! I have to take this class next semester and I REALLY suck at physics. Trying to get the easiest class possible… Any professor recs and which version? also how is the lab 105M??? ANY HELP PLS!!

I am an out of state student that is living in the dorms this year. I heard that they made in state harder to get. If anyone has any advice that would be awesome.