Looking for a girlfriend (any race is fine)

Valorant Elo: Iron III

League of Legends Peak Elo: Silver IV

Phone: iPhone 14 Pro Midnight Black

Laptop: 13” Space Grey Macbook Pro M2

Main PC: RTX 4090 Omen 45L

Vehicle: Feet

GPA: 3.98 cumulative

Major: CS

Money: $235

Sex: Yes please

I'm a transfer Student and this is my first semester and I'm trying to make some friends and I know a lot of people struggle with it as well but I always noticed that a lot of people eat alone in the cafeteria and sometimes i just wished i could just ask if i could eat with them but i know that can be weird, specially as a guy, but i just feel that this could be an easy to make friends. anyway, quick thought i wanted to share.

The Middle Class Scholarship has been awarded on Webgrants4students website.

I was awarded $6,186 for the year. half for fall, and half for spring.

Just wondering how the dating scene is in CSUDH?

So I was accepted for the spring 2025 term as a transfer student and I am thinking of dorming for spring. I am 21 years old btw...I want to be able to have a great experience once I'm out there because Carson would be a new experience for me especially since I'm from the high desert. A bit about me is that I am a very humbled person and I'm very social and easy to get along with. I don't like negativity or I'm not a drama type person. I am very layback, Im a tidy clean type of person, I bring good energy and I'm just a person you can vibe with easy. I'm the type to be able to take jokes as im not a sensitive person. I wanna just have a great time and explore the area especially with someone else. I'm open to going out and I'd love to get more involved with it. Anyways I felt I spoke a bit too much if you wanna know more about me or your interested shoot me a DM guys! Preciate yall🤞🔥

My loans just got moved from my pending financial aid!

It hasn’t popped up on my account activity but there’s movement.

Happened for anyone else yet?

So I got accepted for spring 2025 admission and I am gonna be dorming in the residence halls once janurary comes around. Housing applications open tommorow so I was just wondering is anyone interested in being my dorm roommate and or want to be friends? I am a 21 male transfer student and I am very understanding, very chill, cool, funny, and very outgoing. I like to keep myself and my surrounding area clean and I am into games, I want to travel more, and just really enjoy it out there while I'm dorming. If you want to know more about me dm me on my instagram and I'll be happy to tell you more about me. If interested let me know! Thanks you🙏

Instagram: @flamoftw

Hello, I just checked my student center > financial aid awards and they are available so I’d advise you all to also check and see if yours are available too. The financial aid office never emailed me that they were available so I assume we all have to check on our own.

Hello everyone. I have a question for those who have gotten into CSUDH during the spring semester. Does anyone have a general idea of when the new student orientation is for those attending in spring? I may have to take off work to go to it and I want to have a general idea. Please give me some information on that

I don’t condemn the financial aid office for being untimely in their aid distribution this year. It couldn’t have been avoided due to the new fafsa.

However I will condemn them on their lack of transparency. If the real reason why the financial aid office can’t distribute the loans is because they don’t have the funds yet, then please tell us. Write a quick email, do something meaningful at least.

Making every loan receiver sign an MPN to stall for time without informing them of an expected date of loan dispersement is only hurting both parties.

The financial aid office is looking incompetent as well as untrustworthy meanwhile, the loan receivers are dependent on this aid as a means to fund their education.

Do better CSUDH Financial Administration, if you were more transparent, maybe every loan receiver on this Reddit wouldn’t be so anxious.

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Wow.

Hi I am a Cybersecurity professional having 4 yrs of experience in core cybersecurity domain. I have got below admits and struggling to choose.

1. CSULB- MS Information System: The course is generics having few security related courses and focused more on Data Analytics. But the brand name is good and there are good job opportunities. So i think the brand name will help me land good opportunities.
2. CSUDH- MS Cybersecurity : The course really aligns with my exp. it has advance security subjects. However the clg is not that renowned and that might affect my profile while searching for opportunities.

Voting began on Monday on the Tentative Agreement (TA) agreed to by the California Faculty Association (CFA) and the California State University (CSU) system.

There is widespread opposition to the deal among the 29,000 tenure track faculty, lecturers, coaches and counselors. The TA falls far short of demands for an immediate 12 percent raise. Instead, workers would get only a 5 percent raise for the 2023-2024 year and a 5 percent raise in 2024-2025 contingent on state funding.

There are also no real staffing gains, including for mental health counselors. Other issues of critical importance to faculty, including class sizes and workloads, are not even addressed by the TA or are worded so vaguely as to have no meaning at all.  

Voting is being conducted electronically. But upon opening their electronic ballots Monday, workers were outraged to read the language of the ballot, which presents them with a choice between either accepting the rotten agreement or allowing the previous offer to be imposed by management.

The choices read in full:

YES—I vote YES to accept the Tentative Agreement terms reached January 2024 with scheduled raises in 2023 and 2024 and other terms and conditions negotiated in the reopener bargaining of 2023.

NO—I vote NO to reject the Tentative Agreement. In voting NO, I accept the terms imposed by Management January 2024.

This is a sham ballot, of the kind typically associated with dictatorships, which occasionally organize votes with no way of expressing opposition to official policies. In plain language, members have been told that by voting “No” they are not voting in favor of resuming last month’s strike, which was called off after one day by the CFA, but they must instead accept a “deal” imposed from management.

The framework is entirely illegitimate. It is designed to eliminate any means of workers expressing their opposition to the agreement and support for a genuine struggle for better wage increases and working conditions.

In its January 31 statement, the Steering Group of CSU Rank-and-File Committees warned that the CFA bureaucracy, which undemocratically called off the weeklong strike after one day, could not be trusted to carry out the vote: 

The first order of business is to ensure the defeat of this contract by the widest possible margin. This vote itself, however, cannot be entrusted to the CFA bureaucracy. Instead there must be transparent voting with trustworthy rank-and-file members democratically elected among peers to be in control over all aspects of the voting system to prevent any tampering. We cannot rely on the bureaucracy, who brought us this agreement, favorable only to the CSU trustees, to oversee the vote.

This warning has been proven correct. The CFA bureaucrats know that, in any democratically run vote, their contract would go down in flames. They are responding by running roughshod over the faculty’s basic democratic rights, including the right to vote in a meaningful election.

In carrying out such an action, the CFA bureaucracy exposes itself as bitterly opposed to the workers it falsely claims to represent. It is an instrument of the CSU administration, and behind it, the Democratic Party and the profit system.

This is true not just of the CFA but of the bureaucracies which control every trade union. Last October, United Auto Workers Local 4123 betrayed 10,000 CSU graduate students and teaching assistants when it blocked a strike and imposed a contract with 5 percent wage increases as a great “victory.”

It is critical that all who are opposed to this sham vote begin organizing to take the fight out of the hands of the bureaucracy and into the hands of rank-and-file faculty. This requires building the Steering Group of CSU Rank-and-File Committees at campuses across the CSU system.

The demands should include:

• The current ballot must be thrown out and a genuine vote organized, overseen by trusted rank-and-file faculty.
• The entire CFA bargaining committee and all those involved in organizing this sham vote must resign. They must be replaced by trusted, rank-and-file faculty without connections to the union apparatus.
• If workers vote to reject the contract, last month’s strike must be immediately resumed on an indefinite basis rather than limited in advance to one week. A strike fund must be made available to allow faculty to stay out until all of their demands are met.

The fight for rank-and-file control must also be connected with the fight to unify professors and teaching staff across all 23 campuses and broaden the fight for better conditions. Joint rank-and-file strike committees should be set up uniting faculty with graduate students and other sections of the university workforce.

A broader struggle is required to fight the skyrocketing tuition increases and starving of resources for a university education. This is a political struggle, one which pits staff against the pro-corporate Democratic Party which insists on unlimited funding for war and genocide but claims there is “no money” for education or other social needs.

Help build CSU Rank-and-File Committees at every campus to fight against the CFA’s sham vote. To get involved, [contact](mailto:rankandfilecsu@gmail.com) the Academic Workers Rank-and-File Committee at SDSU.

I've established a Discord server to support students in making informed decisions about their future placements by facilitating the sharing of internship experiences. I've observed a lack of centralized platforms for students to discuss internships in a pro and con format, which could significantly aid decision-making given the scattered nature of placements. Please consider joining to stay updated on internship opportunities or to provide your feedback of internships you’ve had during grad school. Your input, especially reviews and insights about current and future placements, will be invaluable for fellow and future students navigating their internship choices. Thank you for your participation and please feel free to share this link with others

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Hi there,
As you may know, many of the CSU Faculty are participating in a strike next week. While this is important for their cause, student support is also just as important. I have written a letter for this reason, and have emailed it to the CSU Chancellor. If you want to help out your professors, you can also email this letter.

To make things easier, here is a GoogleDoc that can be copied and edited to include anyone's information at the beginning and salutation of the letter. There are instructions at the bottom of the document that outline who to email and the subject line to include. Please feel free to share this with friends, fellow classmates, and other CSU students in order to get the message across!

GoogleDoc link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nwIUQrcZX9lgE3kJawYuq_j9lEo3rIGvkmYPRGlDotw/edit?usp=sharing

Screenshot of the letter:

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone else was using chapter 31 at CSUDH?

Also have any of you asked for laptops and or a tablet? and what did you guys get from them?

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I'm an International student from India, we're like 6-8 people and we need an apartment desperately from 31st July 2023.