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what are the easiest classes to take here for more than 2 credits?
Depends on who you are. I'm a math person so I don't do papers. That said, in my opinion, intro to macro/micro Econ, math powered flight, linear algebra, intro to stats, intro music theory, intro comp sci. Basically anything intro. Bonus points if it's the 1 midterm 1 final no attendance setup. But that's just me. Paper writing friends might disagree
Hi, I just got accepted to the class of 2020 and I'm SO excited!! I'm a huge food lover so I obviously have to ask this: what are your favorite places to eat on campus and off campus?
You should be excited it's the best place ever. Daily grind and aromas are given. Blue talon and fat canary if you got $$$ (although blue talon is free on your birthday)Some lesser known gems/ person favorites include duck donuts, second st bistro, berretts (happy hour), blackbird bakery, triangle
Hi! So I have a question even though I'm not sure if this blog is still active? If it is, my question is this: I'm 17 now and am about to get my associates degree so I can transfer to WM. Am I going to be super young compared to everyone else? Will I still be able to make friends and participate in stuff? It worries me that I may be singled out for my age. Thanks so much.
Na, I was 17 when I was a freshman. People are very accepting regardless but 17 isn't really that young. You might be a bit young in advanced classes but I can't imagine anyone would notice/care. It's not that kind of place
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Hey! So I'm starting my freshman year in a couple of weeks and at this point, I intend on majoring in business. I'm kinda freaking out, cus I basically have no transfer credits from high school and there a lot of pre-reqs for the business school and I feel like I should have most (if not all) of my GER's fulfilled by the time I apply there as well. So my question is, what classes should I be taking my freshman year with that intended major? Thank you in advance!
Don’t freak out!!! You’ll be fine, I promise. I’m sure you’ve seen this, but here’s a link with all the information on applying to the business school:http://mason.wm.edu/programs/undergraduate/admissions/requirements/index.phpSo if you look there, you’ll see you need junior standing to apply to the business school, which means you’ve got more than enough time to get everything done. Most people apply to begin fall of junior year, though you can start second semester sophomore year if you have 54 credits by then. Additionally, GERs don’t need to be done by then. Sure, you want to have a lot of them done by then, but you’ll still have room in our schedule to take those classes after you start the business school. As for your first semester, I would recommend you take 5 classes so you stay ahead on the number of credits, but take some easy ones so as not to overwhelm yourself. You’ll need a freshman seminar, so that’s one. Try and take one without the writing requirement if you qualify for that (150 not 150W) and that will make your life easier. Then I would recommend taking math 106, elementary statistics, and with Delbos if possible. The class is super easy, fills the math GER, and one of your business requirements. I’d also recommend microeconomics, Econ 101. It’s a pretty straightforward lecture class, GER 3, and another business requirement. Then there are some classes that fill 2 GERs, so maybe take one of them. I’m actually taking THEA 333, southeast Asian folklore performance, which is supposed to be real easy and fills both GER 4b and GER 6. There’s a lot more though that fill 4 and 5, just check banner and the course catalogs (there’s a lot in the anthropology department). One of those would be a good option for you. Then I would say for your last class, take any GER that interests you. Intro to creative writing is easy and a GER 6. Intro psychology as a physical science is a good option for GER 2. (There’s psych as a social science but don’t take that bc you’ll have to take Econ for the business school anyway and that’s GER 3). Intro to astronomy is another good GER 2. I never took contemporary moral issues but people tend to like that for a GER 7. Or if you need to fill your language requirement, that’s probably a good option for your 5th class. Yeah actually that’s probably your best bet. So ya that’s what I would recommend. The one thing you don’t want to do is take a class that doesn’t fill a GER OR the business school. I know a lot of them sound interesting but you should definitely save those for later if you have time and space, because you don’t want to set yourself back in your very first semester. And then second semester, keep up with GERs, language, and more business requirements. You'll be fine! And try to keep your gpa above 3.0 to get into the b school. (The classes I've recommended are easy and you should definitely have a good gpa with those, and you can stalk rate my professors and ask around for more recommendations, too). If you have any more questions feel free to ask again!
what are some good questions to ask your interviewer about W&M?
I didn't do an interview so I really don't know what to tell you to expect. The best advice I can give you is to show enthusiasm and friendliness, and maybe tell them about your favorite extra curriculars and then ask what they offer that's similar? Or do some research on different things we offer and just ask more info on those? Ask what you can do to benefit the college? Ay typical interview questions, I'd imagine... I don't know I hope this helps a little!!
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i was wondering if you knew if there was a good LGBT community for someone applying there? Not just the, oh-yes-we-have-a-lovely-club-you-can-join sort of thing, but the actual presence of LGBT students and whether people are accepting of it?
Hi there! Like I answered in a previous question, I'm not too familiar with this aspect of the college as far extracurricular clubs and events goes, but to answer your question, in my opinion WM as a whole has a very accepting and supportive student body. I personally know and am very close friends with several students who identify with LGBT, and they seem to me like they are totally comfortable being themselves and they all have very large groups of friends. I obviously can't speak for them, but I do feel like they are fully respected and treated equally by at least a large majority of the student body. I have never personally witnessed or really even heard about any kind of negative words or actions directed at LGBT students, but granted I am a third party person and am not involved in those situations. I have always said that my favorite thing about wm is the people. I feel like everyone I've met is very kind and friendly and supportive of each other. Maybe it's just because I come from an especially catty and cliquey high school, but to me, the students at wm are generally higher quality people, thus more accepting and supportive, if that makes sense. So ya idk it's hard for me to answer this because I'm not directly involved, and so maybe there are things happening on campus that I don't even realize, but I think we are an accepting community and I do know that our students are super friendly and nice and supportive people who I couldn't imagine treating others poorly like that.Idk I'm just rambling now. I hope this was at least somewhat helpful! I'd definitely encourage you to keep asking around and looking for more valid opinions than mine but I do feel confident in saying that should you come to wm, LGBT or not, you will find plenty of people who are eager to call you a friend.
How do I go about asking for an override for a closed class? Like, what do I say? How do I format it? I have no clue how to email a professor or anything.
Say something along the lines of:
Hi Professor ______,
My name is ____ and I’m an incoming ______ at WM. I’m extremely interested in taking your class, __(course/section number AND full class title)____, and have been avidly trying to register for it. Unfortunately, I have not been able to get a spot in the class, as it is now closed. I have heard nothing but great things about the class and about your teaching style, and would very greatly appreciate the opportunity to take the class with you. If there is any way I could still secure a place in your class this semester, I would be very thankful. I look forward to hearing from you and hope to see you in the fall.
Sincerely,________Student ID Number: _______
*thats basically what I send to all teachers when looking for an override and it usually works for me. Even if all that stuff isn’t quite true, you have to kiss their butt a little and they will likely be more receptive. Also DON’T FORGET to sneakily put your student ID number (930___) at the bottom of the email. To give you the override, the teacher has to type your ID number into the system. It’s a lot easier for them (aka more likely for your to get the override) if the number is already there for them, because they don’t have to send multiple emails back and forth with you to get the information they need. Good luck!
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In response to the question about snow at WM -- this is from last year!
How often does it snow at William and Mary?
It'll flurry every now and then, but I think I've only seen maybe 3 actual snowfalls in the 2 years I've been there. Probably 1 freshman year and 2 last year. I think? Maybe 3 last year? I don't know exactly but not too often. And it's never snowed hard enough for us to get off of classes though.
Hypothetical question: if I were to ask a professor for a spot in a closed class, and I actually got the override, but because freshman can't sign up for more than 11 credits in the first round of registration I can't sign up for the class the first go around, would it be rude to ask for an override that I don't use immediately? (even though I FULLY intend to use it in the second registration round)
Absolutely not! You should definitely ask! I'm pretty sure that the override will still be there whenever you get the opportunity to register. I would suggest you email the professor and explain that you were not able to register because of freshman status, but you're super interesting the class, heard such great things about it, etc etc etc. Basically kiss their butt a little and they will probably give it to you and you can use it whenever you get the chance. You don't need to explain the whole confusion with registration to him now though, it'll just make your email too long and confusing and it's not really necessary to the situation! If you get the override you can use it when you can and it'll work just the same. Good luck!
I was wondering if you knew about the LGBT community/ structure set up there?
I'm really sorry but I don't know too much other than that we have one -- if your coming in the fall check around the activities fair!