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@meandvandy
I had never given the sport of rowing a though before coming to Vandy, but joining the Vanderbilt Rowing Team was one of the best decisions I've ever made. The team has become my family and I've made some of the best friends I've ever had. Whether you're an incoming freshman or transfer looking to join a club sport or an upperclassman just looking for something new to try on campus, you should think about joining the crew. We'd love to have you
The concrete silo that formerly held coal for the VU power plant is coming down! Can you tell we are excited?! #coalfreevanderbilt #sustainvu #sustainability #vandygram by sustainvuvanderbilt http://ift.tt/1GiEkTe
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Vanderbilt canceled classes today for the third time in history it’s been rad
The Project Safe Center exists for any member of the Vanderbilt community affected by sexual assault or other forms of power-based personal violence. #vandygram http://ift.tt/1K6HhqN
Any queer Vanderbilt students/alums out there?
I just got into the M.Ed program and I’m super excited!!! But I have a lot of questions about what life is like as a queer person (ideally a grad student, but I’m interested in the undergrad POV as well). I did my bachelor’s at Sarah Lawrence so obviously different worlds here, but would love to get as many points of view as possible! Share this with anyone you know who might be interested in talking to me!
Vanderbilt University feminists from Nashville, TN participating in the Women’s March on Nashville on Tuesday, January 13, 2015, in protest of the passing of Amendment 1 in TN—-a bill passed granting legislators the authority to further regulate abortion clinics and make it more difficult, more expensive, and more emotionally exhausting for a woman to have an abortion. Proud to say I was a part of this today.
I seriously need advice. I've talked to my academic advisor and I'm not on track to graduate within 4 years if I drop down to a more manageable course load (13 hours) this semester (I'm a freshman). Any advice for either an "easy" class I could switch into or some other way to get back on track?
Can you tell us what classes you're taking/what your major is? I don't want to give any advice that isn't applicable to your current situation.
im considering transferring to vandy- but I'm a little cautious as i was rejected last year and it was my dream. since, my friend has been going there and she kind of always implies that I'm not good enough to go or be her friend. she's started shutting me out of everything. That aside, i feel really disconnected from my own school, have been rejected by the entire greek system and have had an all around bad time. i want to transfer but idk if i can handle not getting in or not fitting in.
A) Leave that girl behind.
B) Apply! If you've done well at your current institution, then that betters your chances from my understanding. You can handle it, I believe in you. If you don't try, you'll be left with a huge "what if." College has its rough spots, but it shouldn't be considered an all-around bad time. You deserve to transfer, and find somewhere that makes you happy. Vanderbilt might be that school or it might not, but you can totally change the path you're on and find a better one. Don't let inertia keep you going in the wrong direction!
C) For real, forget that girl.
I got rejected for Vanderbilt through Questbridge but am applying RD. My major is Marketing, but I'm starting to second guess that Vanderbilt is the right school for me after 5 years of being in love with it. Basically, I want to know if the atmosphere is right for someone like me, coming from a small school and not a lot of money... I think I'm smart enough, but I wouldn't know... I've never had the opportunity to take AP courses. Would Vanderbilt still be a good fit for me?
Vanderbilt's what you make it.
There are a lot of rich, pretentious kids who go to Vanderbilt, but there are also a lot of kids with your background, too. Vanderbilt knows when schools don't have APs, so don't worry about that--I think it's just important for them to know that you've been pushing yourself academically regardless.
Also, not a lot of money is going to be a point of tension for you anywhere you go to school. A perk of a place like Vandy, while expensive things like Greek Life may not be possible (although things seem like they might be starting to change on that front), there is a lot of financial aid for things like Alternative Spring Break and the activity fee that is included in Tuition & Fees makes joining other organizations quite inexpensive. Vanderbilt takes very seriously demonstrated financial need on almost all fronts.
Applying is important, visiting and doing something like Dore for a Day is also helpful, if possible for you to feel the atmosphere. In conclusion, it might be--there are just a lot of factors that go into it.
To the anon who was worrying about their state at Vandy, you're definitely not alone. I pulled off a 2.4 this semester after pulling I don't know how many all-nighters and studying like hell. It's been a struggle and yeah, I've been wondering as to whether or not I could handle this. Looking back, I could've done a lot of things differently and I'll carry that knowledge on to my second semester and hopefully do better. Anyways, I hope this helps, and if you ever need to talk, my inbox is open.
How can I get rid of imposter syndrome? I feel like I'm not smart enough for this place basically every day
Look for the normal people! Realize that everyone is trying so hard to look perfect all the time, but probably 94% of them are falling apart on the inside. This school is full of "fake-it-til-you-make-its." I suggest fake it till you make it, telling yourself you are smart, you will study, you will get good grades, and follow through with these statements. Eventually it will happen!
Also, don't score yourself based on your high school achievement. I'm not saying lower your expectations to meet your performance, but lower them from the perfectionist I'm sure you are. You can still reach really high for things without being so hard on yourself.
At then end of the day, it's just going to be you and yourself, so be nice to yourself and realize you are smart, you deserve to be here, and next semester is waiting for you.
I'm a high school senior and my sister is a senior at Vandy. I submitted my ED app a few weeks ago...but the twist to the story is that I am being recruited by the girls cross country coach. The truth is, I was never quite sure if I wanted to run, but running would definite help my chances of being admitted (and Vandy is my DREAM school). I want to have a normal college experience but I've heard that it isnt hard to manage running, social life, and school? what do you think?
It will be hard to balance, but Vandy does a lot to help out athletes and give them balance!
My best bet would be to try to get the coach to connect with girls already on the team, so you can get a picture of what life we be like from people who actually know.
Hello! I'm applying to the Blair School of Music? Do you have any advice? Also how hard is it to get in? I've made all-state but I'm worried I can't compare to people who have had more experience.
I have no idea. Any Blair peepz out there who can help???
