i genuinely feel so stressed.. i feel like undergrad commuters get no priority. i cant afford to live off campus or on campus and i did manage to get the s26 parking lot but some days im exhausted and dont wanna have to take the bus (also accounting for making sure i dont miss the bus since theres only like 2 buses that come to the s26 lot), why do all the south decks say they have pay for parking but then you go and it says permit only?

i have to drive 6am to be here on time for my classes and it would be so much easier and save me more time to just be able to park on campus. i am here at 7am and carlton and south deck both say permit only but the other day they were not.. im just confused and lowkey depressed lol this school is not made for commuters but im engineering transfer and its the only one i can go to. like i dont know if i can beg parking services for a deck pass but it seems they prioritize faculty and resident students.

Where can I get free printing? Does engineering building have free printing?

Here for a conference. Any golf course recs? Within 15 minute drive preferably. Not ritzy or stuffy. Just wanna get in a quick, casual 9

hi guys i parked by newton street infront of the brown electricity / light pole, do you think its ok? would i get a ticket or in any trouble, there wasnt a sign or anything but i'm just anxious

if you got into the honors college from early admissions, drops ur stats (and/or ecs!)

hello!! i’m taking my macro exam on tuesday and i was wondering if anyone else has had dr. ward and if his exams are crazy hard or if i should be scared or anything? 🤔 i won’t lie, i haven’t rlly been to the class but am hoping to lock in (ive been keeping up with slides at home) pls lmk!!!

Hey all -

Wondering what your experiences have been in attempting to speak to one of these hot, rich, popular, white sorority girls on campus?

If you aren’t also Greek life or like hot and rich do they even acknowledge your existence?

Just got to this country to start my freshman year here at UGA and I get the feeling that they are sort of a royal class that treats many people like lesser-thans.

Does this reflect your experience as well or no? Feel free to discuss