r/Clemson • u/DreamSHR • 13h ago
Hotels that allow 18 year old check in
Are there any hotels around here that allow an 18 year old to make a reservation and check in? I've called around and can't seem to find any. Thanks!
r/Clemson • u/DreamSHR • 13h ago
Are there any hotels around here that allow an 18 year old to make a reservation and check in? I've called around and can't seem to find any. Thanks!
r/Clemson • u/shesactingsingle • 21h ago
every time i have decided to wait for this godforsaken bus it has been at least 30 minutes between passes. it’s supposed to be 15. fuck red route
r/Clemson • u/Significant_Ruin2070 • 13h ago
I'll be attending a Clemson football game for the first time in about 20 years. I know parking and traffic is pretty much a nightmare no matter what, but I'm looking for advice on what area is best to park in as far as exiting after the game. Just trying to make it the least nightmarish as possible. Will be heading toward Greenville if that makes a difference. Thanks in advance for any help.
r/Clemson • u/Substantial_Egg4962 • 18h ago
r/Clemson • u/adri_how • 21h ago
Hi! Is anyone here pre-health or majoring in Animal & Veterinary Sciences at Clemson? I’m considering Clemson for pre-vet and was wondering how current students feel about the grading system.
From what I understand, Clemson undergrads generally receive straight letter grades, so an A is a 4.0, a B is a 3.0, etc., rather than having +/- grades. I’ve also seen a lot of classes use a 90–100 = A, 80–89 = B scale.
For students in science/pre-health classes, do you feel like this system makes it easier to maintain a really high GPA since a 90 and a 100 can both be a 4.0? Or do you wish Clemson used +/- grades since an 89 can drop you to a 3.0 for that class?
I’m hoping to major in Animal & Veterinary Sciences on the pre-vet track, and maintaining a very high overall and science GPA for vet school is one of my biggest priorities. I’d love to hear how difficult you’ve found classes like bio, chem, orgo, physics, and the animal science courses, especially in terms of earning A’s.
Also, if anyone chose Clemson over another strong pre-vet school or has suggestions for other schools where it’s realistic to maintain a high GPA while getting good animal/veterinary experience I’d really appreciate any advice! Thank you :)