r/TexasTech 35m ago

General Question Is ERS good?

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I just got admitted to ERS (emerging research scholars) is it worth doing it, or is it just a bunch of bologna?


r/TexasTech 22h ago

question for football game

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can i get my vape into the fb game and if so how


r/TexasTech 3h ago

General Question Mailing System?

3 Upvotes

I’m mailing my friend a care package, but he keeps talking about how I’ll need to send him a QR code from my email when it gets there???

I looked into it and, from what I found, the TTU mailing system will contact HIM with a code (not me), but he is insistent that they will reach out to me? Not sure how they’d do that, TTU doesn’t have my phone number or email.

I have the shipping label printed with his name and dorm mailing address that he sent me. I’m 99% sure I’m right, but that 1% is still bugging me. Is there anything else I need to do to ensure he gets his package? It’s rather expensive, so I don’t want it getting shipped back or given to someone else somehow.

I know this is a dumb post but if anyone could confirm or clarify for me, that would be helpful lol


r/TexasTech 5h ago

Refund 😒

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So i feel im one of the last who hasn’t gotten their refund yet. Even though they process the on TTh, i called and the person stated no refunds would be processed today. That doesn’t seem fair.

Anyway. Am I the only one? I have expenses that are piling up


r/TexasTech 10h ago

Texas Tech needs a better web presence

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Does anyone else feel like Texas Tech's websites are difficult to navigate with information everywhere?

I am a graduate student and the UX/UI of Texas Tech's websites are so clonky and not friendly to the users. On top of that, the webpages for the university often lead to a 404 error and not found.

How are fellow students dealing with this?


r/TexasTech 4h ago

Class Question Calc 1

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I’m currently in Calc 1 as a freshman majoring in Mechanical Engineering and honestly I was looking forward to it because back where I’m from over my 4 years in high school and especially my last my math teachers honestly sucked. But now that I’m in tech I feel behind I don’t understand what I’m being taught and I feel like I’m just writing down what he’s writing on the board while not understanding a thing. Maybe I just have a bad foundation but I also really didn’t want to (in my eyes) waste a year in college algebra or some bridge course all because of where I came from. I feel like I could possibly and will possibly have to self teach myself outside of this class which are 110 minute periods on Tuesday and Thursdays which would be slightly manageable but at that point I feel like taking calc online would make more sense schedule wise and work load wise. Please any advice or help would well help.


r/TexasTech 3h ago

Maupin, Atwell seek temporary injunctions

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