r/studydotcom is a subreddit with 7k members. The community frequently discusses study, courses, study.com, help, and advice, and the most common flair used is business 100: intro to business, education 104: differentiated instruction, biology 106: pathophysiology, english 105: college composition ii, and computer science 305: operating systems.
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Popular Topics in r/studydotcom
#1
Study
83 posts
#2
Courses
24 posts
#3
Study.com
17 posts
#4
Help
12 posts
#5
Advice
12 posts
#6
Transfer
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#7
Classes
9 posts
#8
Studying
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Assignments
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Exams
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Flair Used in r/studydotcom
#1
Business 100: Intro to Business
: "Finishing course in just 1 or 2 days? Will it get flagged?"
1 post
#2
Education 104: Differentiated Instruction
: "Help me pick a course"
1 post
#3
Biology 106: Pathophysiology
: "Help"
1 post
#4
English 105: College Composition II
: "has anyone taken english 105 and know the word requirement for the research proposal?"
1 post
#5
Computer Science 305: Operating Systems
: "Final exam grade still pending after a week"
1 post
#6
Business 318: Management Ethics
: "Grading over the weekend"
1 post
#7
Education 103: Classroom Management
: "Taking my first final exam"
1 post
#8
Marketing 303: Global Marketing
: "Thesis paper survey: HEEEELP I NEED 150 PARTICIPANTS REALLY QUICK"
1 post
#9
Business 303: Management Information Systems
: "MIS course... still proctored? Or what is the lingo not taken out?? BUS303"
1 post
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Last updated: July 31, 2026