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I'm glad it was useful. I barely had two quarters with in-person professors, but they were okay. They have office hours which are more helpful than lectures and emailing or Canvas messaging. They teach you the concepts, but reinforcing them is done on your own. I look at Rate My Professor, and it is useful. Sometimes I get worried if a professor has a low rating, and it ends up not being so bad. If you have the choice, maybe go with another professor, but if not, don't freak out about the rating because everyone has a different experience.

Unfortunately, I don’t have any insight on that! It‘s capacity-constrained, but there is a range of competitiveness with capacity constrained majors.

@@amelia9935 ah that's ok thanks for the info tho :D

Congrats! I'm going to be brutally honest. If you get into another school's nursing program direct admit, I'd go there. If you get into another school whose nursing program is easier to transfer into, I'd go there. Since nursing school admission is so competitive, you spend most of your first two years stressed out. Going to UW as a pre-major with the intention of transferring into a competitive major (i.e. nursing or computer science) is not worth it, in my opinion. If you get rejected from the major, you have two options: transfer to another school where you can get your desired major OR take time off and try to apply to the major at UW the next cycle. UW is a great school, but many people go in unaware of how the pre-major system will affect them.

@@amelia9935 That's too bad but thank you so much for being honest with me.

@@amelia9935 hey do you know anything about competitive physics is at udub?

asians are the majority poc, and you can look at the demographics online. not a ton of black/hispanic people but they're there. the general vibe is welcoming of people from all backgrounds.

Yea, STEM Classes might not be diverse, but there are plenty of student organizations for various ethnic backgrounds, you can get still get that community

i talked about housing in the video about my overall freshman year experience at UW! i go into a decent amount of detail, but comment on there if you have any other questions!

pdf with the financial information: drive.google.com/file/d/1HbGbJf7VlBTjcvmvQhm7n6z8u_mroZ0K/view?usp=sharing

i'm glad it helped! you don't have to unpack all of your things in the room they assign you. i only brought what i would need for rush (you get a list), and my parents would bring everything else at the end of the week :)

Amelia okay thank you!!

thanks so much for your comment and the advice on COB!

hi thank you so much! i made one a couple of weeks ago that i'll take off private now :)

I don't want to name specific houses, but I'm going to make a more detailed video about rush.

I'll work on it!

The environment is competitive, but no so bad that you can't have fun and relax when you want. It also depends what major you're in. STEM classes are particularly difficult, but I haven't experienced people that won't help if you ask. Office hours are helpful too - I didn't go until the end of fall quarter, but I wish I had sooner! I'm a pre-nursing major. Laundry is $1.25 per wash and $1.25 per dry on your Husky card. Each residence hall has a laundry room in the downstairs or basement area. They don't provide detergent, bleach, etc. :)

Hi Amelia, I just committed to uw and I plan on doing prenursing, do you have tips on what classes I should take and study tips as well?

there are advisors that can help with individual questions. myplan (the system you register for classes through) has an "audit degree" option that shows you what prereqs you need to complete for each major. most people take the chem 120, 220, and 221 series freshman year to get it out of the way.

I wouldn't have been happy in any of the houses I had, and I didn't want to settle.

you can!

That’s all they do is party in sorority clubs lol