Question about grades and greek

fa-la-la-lena
Mon, 18 Jun 2012 12:43:36 +0000

there are tons of sports here- it really depends on what intensity level of play you want to have. IM (intramural) sports are typically for groups of friends or social clubs/greek groups getting together to hang out (any student can participate, way relaxed - some students take IM sports seriously but most are just in it to have fun/keep active, especially as it isn’t a big time commitment). I played IM softball and indoor soccer, but there are quite a few others.

A step up from intramural sports are club sports. Some club sports have tryouts, but many types of club sports (i.e. fencing, skiing, underwater hockey - yes we have some interesting types of sports here) let everyone in. Depending on if there is a varsity level team for the sport or not, some club sports even compete at the varsity level. Most club sports typically take up a lot more time, holding practices several days of the week. And a lot of clubs travel to various events around the midwest to compete.

To check out the clubs when you first get here definitely go to Sparticipation fall welcome event- huge event where almost all of the student clubs are on display.

MTH 132 I heard is all right/not exactly easy, but not impossibly difficult either. MTH 124 is survey of Calculus (aka MTH 132 lite). If you are really unsure of your abilities to do calculus, I’d recommend to take MTH 124 instead. Don’t bother with the others.

As for what to know about River Trail, it has a pretty central location close to almost everything. As a transfer student you are most likely going to be placed in McDonel or Shaw (where most transfer/international students end up).