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Anonymous asked: congratulations!!!
Thank you!!! :)
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Last Video :(
Hey guys (and girls)! This is going to be my last video since I’m graduating in a few weeks. I’ll still answer any questions you have but I won’t put out any more videos after today. Good luck to everyone with the end of the year projects, papers and finals!
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Anonymous asked: are there classes on monday the 6th?
Yes, Monday May 6th is the official last day of classes.
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Anonymous asked: how can i check how many guest passes i have?
You can check at the machines in the MUB, outside Philly Cafe and WildKitty that tell you how many Dining Dollars, Cat’s Cashe and Guest Passes you have. You can also go up to the people that take the swipes and ask them to check for you.
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Anonymous asked: During the admitted students day, do you stay with your parents or do you go off with students while your parents have their own information sessions.
Do you mean the admitted students day in the spring? You stay with your parents pretty much the entire time. There’s lots of stuff to see and do with your family.
For the freshman orientation in June, you have your own information session and your parents have theirs so you’ll be separate from them for that.
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wiltedrain asked: hi, i asked you yesterday about which dorm was best to live in as an incoming freshman; i went through your archive a bit and watched your video about the dorms, and i've pretty much ruled out stoke and christensen/williamsen. if i wanted to live in a relatively nice dorm where everyone was friendly and that wasn't completely off of the map, what would you suggest? thank you! :)
If you want to live in a nice dorm close to everything, I would suggest the Lower Quad (Gibbs, Engelhardt, Hunter) or the Upper Quad (Hitchcock, Randall, Devine). They have the best location, are a little bit older but not falling apart or disgusting by any means, and they are usually pretty good for meeting new people and making new friends!
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wiltedrain asked: hi, i'm sorry for asking because i'm sure you get this a lot, but what are the best dorms to room in as a freshman? i have to pick my dorm and i have no idea which ones are the best and would mind if you could give me some insight, thank you! :)
Ah sorry for not answering this earlier but I’ve been crazy busy!!!
The best dorms as a freshman depends on what type of person you are. If you’re going to UNH and already know a lot of people going as well and you like to party, then I would advise the freshman only dorms Christensen and Williamson. If you’re not a big partier and want to get to know more people better, I would suggest the Lower Quad (Gibbs, Hunter, Engelhardt) or Jessie Doe, McLaughlin or Lord.
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Anonymous asked: if i'm currently placed in a room for next year, can I get pulled into a different hall by another person?
If there is a space for you and then you and whoever is pulling you in talk to Housing then I believe you can, yes!
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Anonymous asked: how can you view your current gpa?
You can view your current GPA on Blackboard. Under the Webcat tab, click on “Final Grades” and you can see your grades from the previous semester and it will also have your current GPA there as well.
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Anonymous asked: are you allowed to report someone who is in danger to counseling?
Most definitely. If you feel you or someone you know is in immediate danger, you need to call the counseling center or 911 (if it’s that serious) ASAP. Clicking here links you to the numbers for emergencies and non-emergencies. Please know that I’m here for anyone who needs to talk and if you know someone who is in danger, help them get the help they need!
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Anonymous asked: Is the intake one on one or in groups?
The intake is one-on-one. You meet with one of the counselors and it’s just you and them. They might take notes or something but they are there to listen to you and help you.
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Anonymous asked: what happens at an intake appointment?
It’s just an initial appointment with the counseling center so they can assess which counselor would be best to help you and to see if you need immediate help or medicine or anything like that. Then they’ll let you know how they’re going to help you out the best they can!
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Anonymous asked: is there a fee for counseling? how much is it?
The counseling center here at UNH is free. There is no cost for students.
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Anonymous asked: why is out of state tuition more expensive than in state?
It has to do with taxes. I’m not 100% sure but I think that because students who live in-state pay taxes to the state government and so they don’t have to pay as much as out-of state students who don’t pay taxes to that state’s government.
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Anonymous asked: do you know of any freshmen living with sophomores?
I don’t know any freshmen currently living with sophomores, no. But my freshmen year, my best friend lived with a sophomore in a SERC suite and had a blast!





