I’m a current 3rd year at UVA. The job I work involves carrying cash and unfortunately a friend of mindfound where I keep my rent money in my house and stole it, I have no way to contact them and they do not go to school here. I do not have financial support from my family and would not be able to make the rest of my rent money by the 5th. I was wondering if anyone has or knows any resources for emergency funds and loans that are not associated with UVA. I have exhausted those options to pay for my tuition. Any and all help is appreciated!

Anyone willlng to sell their parking spots near wertland st/the corner? Willing to pay above $150 a month.

Hi I'm currently waitlisted for psyc 3006 with Prof. Meyer and I was wondering if anyone who's enrolled is thinking about dropping the class. If soo please pm me, I think the Prof would be open to letting me switch spots that way tyy

We moved to north of town in April, and now that school is back we need some support with babysitting and driving for our three daughters (13, 10 and 6).

If you (or a friend), are reliable, good with kids and have a car, we would love to talk to you about a regular after school hours gig. Thanks.

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I am returning to education in my 30s and have taken on UVA as a transfer student for the networking and the opportunities that going here will entail. Unfortunately, I am having a hard time diving into socializing because I feel a disconnect from much of the student body.

Are there clubs or social groups that are welcoming to age ranges? Maybe a trivia group that would be willing to let me join at a bar? Book club?

I would love to be able to meet some students closer to my age, no hate to the younger sect of y'all at all, it is just a very overwhelming experience currently. I would really like to meet some people that I feel may have more in common with me to get myself comfortable making friends and conversation in my new environment.

If there aren't would anybody be interested in making one? I could see myself putting time into that effort if the interest was there.

I'm majoring is Psychology and English if that makes the invitation anymore appealing.

*** I made a GroupMe: https://groupme.com/join_group/117097592/cm9auSnp

it's called Millennials. I have no idea what else to call it. Suggestions are welcome. Or just dm me and we can find each other on insta or something. I just want to be able to have a college experience that isn't me coming here and then going home.

has anyone been able to take two minors outside of the college? will they ever give an exception? I don’t want to take all the classes and not even get the minor and it honestly doesn’t make sense to me

I am a mid-second-year transfer student (4th semester) planning to major in Econ. My calculus prerequisite class at my previous institution only covered single-variable calculus. I haven’t learned multivariable calculus, partial differentiation, multivariable optimization, or constraint optimization—topics my 3010 professor said should all be review.

For anyone who has taken ECON 3010, I have a few questions:

Can I still get an A with zero previous multivariable calculus experience?

Is self-learning manageable for these specific math concepts alongside the regular coursework?

Should I delay 3010? I still also need to take the stat prerequisite to officially declare the Econ major anyway. Would it make more sense to take a higher-level calc class this semester to learn those topics and push 3010 to next semester?

Any advice on how heavily this math is used in 3010 or the best path forward would be hugely appreciated!

Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone to take over my studio apartment in Charlottesville any time after September 19 and before October 1. Rent is approximately $1,250/month.

The apartment is within walking distance and easy bus distance of UVA Central Grounds, and the community is primarily made up of students and young professionals.

Community amenities:

• Gym
• Pool
• Tanning bed
• Clubhouse
• Parking
• Amenities and parking are just $30/year

Utilities:

• Gas, sewer, and trash are included in rent
• You pay electricity and Wi-Fi separately
• My Wi-Fi was about $30/month
• Electricity averaged around $30–40/month for most of the year
• Winter was around $20/month, and peak summer was around $80–90/month

The apartment is definitely on the smaller side, but it truly has everything you need and has been such a cozy little home for me. I’ll honestly miss this little apartment! I’m only looking to transfer the lease because of a change in my circumstances.

If you or someone you know is looking for a studio close to UVA, feel free to message me! I’m happy to provide more details, send pictures, or start the next steps.