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University thread?

MS EE student here.
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>>8862389
UT Austin. Physics Year 1
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>>8862389
UC Santa Cruz
Graduating in June.
Math
About to start my master's at same place in applied math.

Love this place, but I feel like the departments are so small I can't choose to study outside what they give. I might not stay here for PhD, even though the applied math dept has already offered me a place.

Anyone know a place with good functional analysis?
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>>8862389
Sick i LOVE ecology and evolution
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1st year CE here
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>>8862389
>Freshman Physics and Nanoscience
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Anyone else here a retarded bostonian? This school makes me feel like a brainlet.
3rd year Nuclear Engineering.
>Pls no engiqueer memes
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UCF biomed! This school is too big
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Just got accepted to the Genetics PhD program at Duke. Very excited.
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UTD
2nd year EE
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>>8865174
why not regular UT? Money? not wanting to be around naked homeless?
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>tfw denied from graduate school twice

Should I end myself or go find work?
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>>8865182
If you work for a few years while studying for the GRE you'll be in much better shape. Don't give up hope.
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>>8865174
Money. I could have gone to UT for full tuition, but I got a full ride at UTD. The choice was obvious lol
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>>8862389
1st Year EE

Probably the most autistic school in the world
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>>8865177
>>8865187
Mb
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NYU, Mathematics, rising freshman
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>>8865253

>rising freshman

Interesting phrasing. Excited for college? Is your mommy sad that you're leaving?
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>>8865259
Yes and is indifferent
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Any piggots from KCL here?

Computer Science, BSc
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>>8865169
congrats
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After 6 long years at community college, I am finally able to tranfer out. I got accepted to UCSD wooohoooo.
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>>8865276
Thank you.
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>>8865346
Congratulations!
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>>8865346
Nice job anon
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>>8865346
congrats, man, if I ever call you a piggot on /sci/ treat it as a compliment
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Colorado School of Mines

coorstek is coming together nicely... lots of glass
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>>8865253
same
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>>8865373
shiny diploma anon? I'm curious, what exactly do you do? Is it some kind of geology?
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>>8865373
>Colorado School of Mines
ayy lmao, i'm graduating in 15 days. just finished off Trade Fair for senior design.
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>>8865401
Mines is not really geology/mining specific anymore. Just generic engineering. We even offer economics as a major.

I'm currently undeclared, somehow, but learning towards mech e I think

>>8865422
you go to the concert? I heard it was ass

fireworks were neat tho
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>>8865424
i've never gone to E-days. i live in capitol hill so i hit up all the hipster places on Colfax. i'd shoot myself if i lived in Golden.
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>>8862947
Ucla
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>>8865440
What's so bad about Golden?
Too late, I suppose. Already got a Mines Park apt for next semester
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>>8865464
>What's so bad about Golden?
NO GIRLS
O

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>>8865482
fuck pussy! *enters his own brain, destroys the concept of pussy, liberates himself*

I am free nigga. Free to do anything. Tonight I will not fap.
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>>8865487
well yeah, you're gonna because Mines is 70%+ dudes.
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>>8865146

how do people even get in to a school like that...
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Anyone from Caltech here,
I'm curios if it's worth applying for?
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[math]\mathcal{Florida} \mathbb{BOYS}[/math] where we at?
Starting the grad math program in the fall
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>>8865346
gj lad keep it up
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>>8864449
>school on top of a canadian tire
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>>8865482
that's true, I suppose. Females at mines can be a weird bunch.

Supposedly next year's freshman class might be 65-35...


>>8865487
but what about tomorrow?
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>>8865491
i was 9 in a class of 610 and i am in one of the stranger sports that they do. The nonivy "ivy" schools pretty much require perfection or really good+a sport. I didnt
do to well outside of the class room with groups, just my one weird sport and decet grades and standardized tests.
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>>8865493
You won't get in
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>>8865503
let's do an inductive proof, I'll never fap today and tomorrow will become a today If I convince myself to never fap today I will never fap ever again and I will actually do this, I actually thought about envisioning pussy as a concept as the most basic idea possible in my brain and I destroyed it mentally. I will live my life for my own personal happiness and success fuck pussy, man. I annihilated it mentally.
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>>8865510
gimme whatever drugs you're on bro
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>>8865163
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>>8865504

> You need to play sports and take foreign language classes to get into a high tier engineering school

I wonder what goes through the mind of these people...
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>>8862389

>grad physics
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>>8865525
You're saying i'm wrong? I'm literally in the school.... How else would you differentiate among a group of people that by all other metrics are carvon copies. +/- .5 points on the ACT and +/-20 on the new version of the SAT really don't give them much to work with.
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>>8865543
Those are the people they have a tough time deciding to admit. The ones they orgasm over are the ones who do cool ass projects for the major they're interested in and go all out just for that specific subject.
t. Poor man who couldn't afford the school and studied overseas
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>>8865506
What would you need to get admitted to Caltech?
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>>8865565
I believe it's fairly similar to MIT besides the abundance of extra curriculars. i.e.
33+ act 1500+ act and something on there to show you didnt just jackoff in highschool like a programmin club or math club
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>>8865565
You need to be a gender-fluid, POC, and get a 4.5 GPA. Finding the cure to cancer at age 12 would help too.
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>>8865482
I just accepted to go for the Metallurgical and Materials Engineering program
I'm gonna study abroad and get some cute and tight Asian pussy
Guess I'll fap when I'm stuck on campus
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>>8865574
What are my chances if my german school had no extra curriculars, except for some small weather ballon project in sophomore year?
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>>8865596
i honestly have no idea how german schools translate to USA so i have no idea. Did you take US standardized tests for college?
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>>8862924
>taking physics at UT

why. the physics department here sucks

ut austin here as well, but aerospace engineering
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>>8865581
i meme, but Mines isn't that bad so long as you aren't a total sperg like the vast majority of the male student body. its weird because the autismo's are pretty much invisible to the women on campus so while the ratio is technically 70/30, the effective ratio when you cut out all the turbo uggo's and unlovable hobgoblins is pretty much 50/50.

CSM is eccentric as fuck, but also extremely comfy at the same time.
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>>8865565
33+/1500+ ACT/SAT (beyond that it doesn't matter), 3.8+ uwGPA, accomplish something.
The last one is the biggest one because most people can't quite get that part and instead waste their time on dumb shit like building houses in Guatemala over spring break. This applies for every T-20 school although you can get in without doing this, it just becomes a bigger crapshoot if you don't.

As an example, I have 2 friends who applied to Cornell with essentially equal high stats (35 ACT, 3.85+ GPA). The 1st one got in and the 2nd one was essentially rejected. The first one applied for CS in CAS, and in his free time he made several apps including one that was pretty successful and made him money. The other one was just a captain of the sports team and did shit like serving at the soup kitchen.

You need to be more like the 1st friend than the 2nd friend to get into schools like these. They are looking for people who will probably be leaders in the future, people who don't just have initiative but prove they do.
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>>8865543

I'm not saying that you're wrong...

It seems like they should look for the kids this anon talks about >>8865552 instead of chads who play school sports and take a class to study for the SAT.

Also perfect GPA IMO doesn't mean much. In public highschools, you can't really guarantee that the class isn't total garbage. I know this from experience.

Another thing that has always bothered me is how schools like this have a perfect 50/50 gender ratio... I know none of my engineering classes in highschool did, and engineering schools that don't cherry pick for gender usually don't

But what do I know I didn't get in to MIT
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>>8865601
I'm finishing HS next year.
Also I would guess the german HS degree to be allowed to study at university equals at least the first 2-3 semesters at a american college.
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>>8862389
>Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Tech
Soon. Very soon.
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>>8865616
Oh i misread what you were implying then.
>In public highschools you can't rely guarantee that the class isn't total garbage.
god this is so true. This leads higher coeges to have to esentially blacklist districts and schools which is both more fair to everyone else but unfair to the students of that school who actually do well. My school was a fair bit disliked by the Ivy schools so almost no one got accepted. The only way i saved myself from that was to take 14 total ap class in highschool and it was a terrible experience.
The gender thing is like trying to pull out a weed by the leaf. There is a genuine problem with the genders and the stigma on sciences tho but it starts in primary schools and these moronic quotas only exacerbate the problem because people are more likely to think a woman/black/mexican person got to where they are because of quota. This then leads to more racism/sexism all over. America is fucked up
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>>8865635
Also is a Asperger diagnosis in any way helpful?
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>>8865635
>Also I would guess the german HS degree to be allowed to study at university equals at least the first 2-3 semesters at a american college.
You'd be wrong.
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>>8865641

looks like your major program's down to number three now, brainlet
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>>8865635
>Also I would guess the german HS degree to be allowed to study at university equals at least the first 2-3 semesters at a american college.
"no"
thats just not how it works. Assuming German high school is at a higher quality than American, you will probably be at the same level as the other students who had taken very advanced courses in high schools.

I am not that anon so I will address your other post about your chances

To be short, unless that small weather balloon project was some substantial research you have a very low chance at going to Caltech, or any schools of its tier. You are welcome to try as the only thing you lose is your application fee. You simply need to have done things other than study, your school not offering ECs doesn't mean much to them because you should have done things outside of school in order to appeal to them. If you have the numerical grades for those schools (equivalent of 3.85+ GPA and 33+ ACT/1500+_SAT) then you can have solid chances at good unis such as UMichigan, NYU, and the Boston trio of BU/BC/NEU.
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CompE reporting in

Grad ranking is #2 this year but nobody gives a fuck lmao
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>>8865676
UIUC is extremely good at Engineering dw
they are just utter shit at everything else
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Joint-Honours Math/Comp Sci
2nd year
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>>8865191
I know a literal cuck that goes there
pretty strange place
wouldn't recommend
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>>8865645

> There is a genuine problem with the genders and the stigma on sciences tho but it starts in primary schools

Not sure why you would think that... Primary schools are as PC as anywhere else.

The tendencies of some fields to become gender polarized one way or another isn't something that needs to change.

The lack of women in engineering isn't because of sexism it's because they choose other professions when they are given the ability to choose. I see nothing unjust about that.
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>>8865689
the discrepancy in engineering in academia is only amplified by the discrepancy in industry.

many women burn the fuck out in their first year out of school.
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>>8865672
How hard would it be to smooth talk your way in?
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>>8865697
>How hard would it be to smooth talk your way in?

about a couple million dollars in donations hard.
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>>8865689
There is no scientific basis that men are better at math and women are better at english yet on a large scale in our culture we view STEM fields as more masculin and nonSTEM as more feminine. Thats what leads people to choose more in one way or the other.

That being said i am not one for PC bullshit like le PAYGAP and crap like that. Im just trying to say that we put undue problems on ourselves when we genderize these fields. It doesnt HAVE TO change either which way but its just a part of society that we dont need. There isnt any scientific reason why men are disuaded from nursing and women from engineering.
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>>8865692

I usually get through my engineering classes because none of it is totally new to me. I've known I wanted to be an engineer since I was 10 and had already been deeply involved/interested in my field for years when I got to college.

So why would women burn out in their first year? Because they are given a rougher treatment then men? No.
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Electrical Engineering, 1st year. Any SUNY fags here?
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>>8865719
>I've known i wanted to be an engineer since i was 10
thats what the discussion us really about. You were pushed ever so slightly to be in favor of the STEM fields while women are pushed away. Its a statistical fact that when people are told they are breaking the norm by doing something that they are more likely to quit it.
Also if we got rid of such a societal gap then there wouldnt be retarded liberuls constantly pushing for moronic quotas
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>>8865697
You can't, you need the right blood in your veins as well as the money in the family

If you want to go to a great american uni, go to a German Uni and apply for grad school which will honestly be more what you are looking for. Just do fantastic and get research done.
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Sophomore EE here

Hoping to specialize in photonics and nano after finding optics/waves to be the most engaging class all year.

Sometimes wonder if I should have done Physics or MatSci, but I already washed up in this major after fleeing CS.
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>>8865604
?

Not that guy but UT Austin is a top-15 physics school
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>>8865733
>fleeing from cs

explain yourself
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>>8865718

> There is no scientific basis that men are better at math and women are better at english yet on a large scale in our culture we view STEM fields as more masculin and nonSTEM as more feminine

You can't make this argument without citing some half-assed social "sciences" research.

>>8865726

You can argue that nobody ever really decides anything for themselves and it's all decided for them by subtle outside influences. It also could have been that since I was a sperm, all the subconscious choices I made led me down the path to be an engineer.

If a female really wants to be an engineer or a male really wants to be a kindergarten teacher enough to be able to get through school they still can. I think it's important for these outliers to be accepted because why not, but there is no reason to force it.
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Sophomore
Materials Engineering
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Starting physics PhD program this fall. Turned down Maryland for it, hardest decision ever.
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>>8865750
Im not arguing a derterminist viewpoint. Im simply stating a fact that numerous studies by pew/harvard/cal ect have done that show on a large scale people will gravitate twords what they see as the normal. On an individual basis there is absolutly 100% individual choice and people can be what they fucking want.
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>>8865749
Let's just say the algorithms class has a less than favorable reputation here
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Economics
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>>8865641
Going into my sophomore year in the Fall. Is 2110 really as soul-crushing as they say?
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>>8865724
Finishing 1st year of PhD at Stony Brook. Starting RA soon...
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Wisconsin

Getting my BS in electrical engineering next week.

Still a waste of time though, I wouldn't recommend college to anyone.
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>>8865672
How hard would it be to get into Berkeley, UCLA, Rice or similiar second rate unis?
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>>8865798
Are you talking about CS?

CS 2110 is easy dude. It's 2200 that kicks you in the ass.
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Stockholm's University, lawschool

Vegans be whack, yo. Their community board is always full of grotesque imagery while everyone else's is normal.
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>>8865865
ME 2110. The guy's a BSME. I do like to dabble in programming, though, with the guys over at /g/'s daily programming thread.
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>>8865857
UCLA Medicine 3rd year here. Fuck you we are not a "2nd rate " school.
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NC State

Who up
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>>8865925
Going NCSU for math phd.
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>>8865752
What's with those videos that play nonstop outside?
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But aren't universities nothing, but a spectrum?
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Genderqueer Biology
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>>8865679
Dammit it's my best option for a geology undergrad. A-at least my financial aid covers everything, r-right? Just need to make it to grad school, right?

Oh fuck me. I spent 4 years at community college just to get into UIUC (my most affordable option). I will never escape mediocrity. At least I know how to find fossils now. Fuck.
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>>8865676
>>8865679
Makes me cri when our engineering is so gud but nobody knows the school ;_;
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Physics BS
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>>8865146
I'm going here in the fall. Scared desu
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>>8865975
you better be scared padawan. literally every class fucking blows my little brainlet mind. the number one killer here is procrastinating at all. if you put shit off for even a day youll be catching up for 2 weeks. just take it one step at a time and stay on top of your work. if school has made me learn anything its time managment.
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>>8865346
anon, i am a ucsd transfer as well. my advice: live at the village ( i did not & regret it), get involved with research early (also did not and also regret), join orgs. I spent my time here in my bedroom playing LoL. It was a mistake I deeply regret.
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>>8865991
Thanks for the advice anon, I was planning on being at school most of the time so I could focus more on my studies away from distractions( 4chan, vidya). I definetely want to join an engineering organization and apply to get internships and undergrad research opportunities. Maybe even find a girlfriend/future wife. I can only dream......
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>>8865733
>Over priced party school
I hope you're happy with yourself
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>>8865346
My nigga, 3rd year CE here at UCSD
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>>8865958
>going to not MIT
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>>8866040
>going to the frozen hellscape of boston

maybe for grad school tho
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Will start EE next year
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>>8866029
math-cs subspecies here.
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>>8866046
Couldn't get into CS? That 4.0 gpa cutoff is brutal, I know a lot of people who didn't make it in because of that
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>>8866054
I didn't even bother trying to get in.
Just hope I can get a job after graduation.
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Studying MS in Civil Engineering here.

Weird feeling. 10% cute women, 90% indians.
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MEng EEE at imperial college, final year
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>>8865346
Congrats anon. It may have taken a bit, but it looks like your hard work paid off.
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After three years at CC, I got accepted to UCLA and UCSB for applied math. It feels good to have these options but now I'm torn between the two. They both have their pros and cons. Would any axons care to share their opinions.
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>>8866093
Congrats. go to ucla.
Its a better school, and will probably have more to offer.

t. rejected from UCLA
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>>8866100
I feel that way too, but some part of me feels that UCSB also has some things to offer. I still have to look into more things before I decide. Thanks for the input and nice dubs
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>>8866093
Hey nigga, I got accepted to both schools as a transfer too. Gonna go to UCLA though.
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>>8866142
Nice bro, wish you all the best
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>>8865346
>tfw been out CC for 5 years and just got the acceptance letter from UCDavis

We gon make it
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>live in the OC and go to a cc
>only get into Irvine
>3.8 GPA plus extracurriculars out the wazoo
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>>8866194
sounds like you didn't do proper igetc requirements? From what I heard, if you have the prereqs and are above 3.5 you should get into everywhere except UCB and UCLA. They are really strict about prereqs
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Vandy sophomore here. So many normies.

I regret not picking brown and doing applied math there. Might end up transferring
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>>8865355
>>8865364
>>8865365
>>8865497
>>8866087
>expecting /sci/ to be assholes and call anon a brainlet
>super nice to anon
Anyways good job man I'm transferring from community this fall myself, it's a good feeling :')
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Got accepted to pic related as a CC transfer for physics. Anyone have any first hand information on whether it's a good school or what the physics department is like? I kind of applied on a whim and have been planning on going to UC Davis until now.
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>>8865687
Definitely a strange place. Adds to the experience though. You see some pretty weird shit on a daily basis.
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>>8865501
Nice brainlet school senpai
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>>8865574
That's not enough for either of these schools. I had a perfect ACT, 1590 SAT, was the top student in my class, had every AP credit available to me, tons of extracurriculars and even research experience at my local university which was top 10 for the field I wanted to go into. I was rejected from Caltech, MIT, and every school I applied to except for one. You either need connections to the school or you need to be a minority to get in
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>>8866349
You might have seemed desperate. They don't like that. They want alphas
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>>8865676
Ayyyy

UIUC MechE here

Im an undergrad though
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>>8865268
There are dozens of us
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>>8866349
Probably essays, yours were probably absolutely horrible or extremely cliche based off that
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>>8865752
why did you choose them when Stevens Institute or NJIT exist?
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>>8866376
3rd year?
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>>8866349
no it is true. have you been checked if youre on the spectrum?
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>>8862389
Second year CE with a math minor at Iowa State
Did I fall for a meme school?
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>>8866349
I got a 35, 1580, top of my class, my weird sport, 3 clubs, and band and I got in. Just a middle class white kid from a good Texas public school with no connections at all. I suspect it may have been something out of the ordinary that may have held you back. They regularly black list schools and read heavily into your essays.
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>>8866326
kek
see >>8865682
waterloo is the true brainlet school
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>>8864449
>HEY MAN ITS ME!!! REMEMBER??? NED RYERSON!!! NEEDLE NOSED NED!!!
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Is there a way to study across the pond as a poor european without having a ridicously high GPA or getting into six-digit dept?
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>>8866579
there isnt a way for americans do study without high gpa and big debt so probably no. Apply for all the fucking scholarships under the sun you can find because the worst thing they can say is "nah". plus if youre not coming to the US for an actually great school then just stay in your yuropoor colleges because there isnt much difference for most subjects
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>>8866579
Where in europe are you from?
You can come to Quebec (canada) if you speak french (or are interested in learning) and start working. Once you've been here for 1 year you qualify for Quebec tuition (so you can go somewhere like McGill for about 3k CAD (about 2K USD) per year. There's also a shit ton of aid. If you're from France or some other french speaking countries you probably qualify for Quebec tuition from the start.
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>>8866085
How is it there? I'm starting my Mech Eng course this year.
[spoiler]How hard is it to change between engineering courses? I got in for Mech Eng but I'm having doubts about it[/spoiler]
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A shit tier school for comp sci currently
NYU for comp sci in the future hopefully
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>>8866588
German here who`s only foreign langauge is an pretty good english but who would be interested in learning french.
Could you tell me more studying in Quebec, Quebec tuition and aid?
Also what about living expenses?
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University of Houston
BS in Chemistry, minor in physics

>>8862389
Is Deshaun Watson any good? We just mortgaged our future on him
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>>8866643
>>8866643
he has the recipie to be a very good qb. Just watch the championship game vs bama to get a good sence of what he is like at his best. his biggest problem is that he is a dunce.
t.not op just a concerned citizen
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>>8866645
>>8866643
TFW believeland ohio had by far the best first round
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>>8866623
Quebec is an interesting place. It's different from the rest of Canada (not just in language but in culture and general attitude). It has a much more european vibe than pretty much anywhere else in North America, particularly in Montreal. Most students who come to Quebec come to Montreal because it's a big student city (highest students ratio in the population than anywhere on earth if I'm not mistaken, though that statistic might be outdated)
I go to McGill (best university in Canada, though some meme about UofT and stuff but really they're very similar), which is right at the centre of downtown Montreal. While Quebec (and Montreal) are extremely french (outside of montreal basically 100% french), the area around McGill is known as the "McGill bubble" because it's so packed with students that basically everyone speaks english, including people in stores or people giving jobs or whatever. Also McGill is an English university (though you're allowed to submit any assignment or exam in french and have it graded equally, I think this is a law in Quebec). . Lots of foreign students come here and never learn a word of French because they never leave the bubble, which is fine, but there are also lots of french courses you can take which would benefit you (and with the immersion of living somewhere predominantly french speaking with all french signage, you're going to learn quickly).

Tuition for foreign students depends on a few things. There is a lot of aid for foreign students, and many countries have agreements with Quebec to give lower tuition (I don't think Germany does). McGill's (or any Montreal university like UQAM, UdeM, ETS, PolyMTL, Concordia) website will have more information. Generally if you're here for a year (WITHOUT going to school) you start paying the local 2k USD tuition (which is dirt cheap), If you can't afford to stay a year without going to school first, the University usually has work-study programs that let you work on campus
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>>8866326
I got accepted (American) into Waterloo for graduate studies in CS. How well-regarded is their program? People in the States don't know anything about our neighbors up north.
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>>8866623
>>8866654
If your marks are extremely good(top 1%) you will probably be given a renewable entrance scholarship at McGill (which is something like 10-20k/year until you graduate), which is pretty good.

Living expenses in Montreal are also super low. It's probably among the cheapest big cities to live in. You can get housing probably a 10 minute walk to school for $400-800/month depending on how big and if you want to share with others. Most of my friends pay about $500. Food and stuff is cheap too because a lot is grown in Quebec and there are so many food chains that there's a lot of competition to give low prices, both in supermarkets and restaurants.

It's a pretty great place.
The major issues though are needing to learn French if you want to stay after you graduate or get a well-paying job in the summer or whatever (unless you're employed by the university, get research funding or something), and there's a shit ton of construction around the city that make it hard to get around sometimes. Also the weather can be brutal in the winter (-40C some days, other days we get 50cm of snow overnight)

Let me know if there's anything else you are curious about
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>>8866670
also a lot of universities are underfunded, and it kinda shows looking around. Their buildings are in pretty rough shape and you will be put into massive classes because they don't want to pay 2 profs. But It's pretty fair given how little we pay for schooling.
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college master race here

jk i'll transfer to a university when I get the chance
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>>8866691
What kind of retarded university grades on 12?
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>>8866693
It's on 4.0.
Units is 3.0

3 times 4 is 12.

get it?
[math]3 \times 4=12[/math]
get it?

also it's community college not university.
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>>8866670
>>8866672
>>8866654
I'm genuily hooked right now.
Would be work and study and the bit financial aid enough to cover living expenses for the whole time?
My total savings are only about 15K €.
>>8866672
I'm used to underfunded and run down schools, the older parts of my HS haven't been renovated since the '70s when they were constructed. We seriously had an incident a few years ago in which a ceiling panel fell on a student.
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>>8865501
>implying anyone fucking cares about business management """"science""""
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>>8866709
https://www.mcgill.ca/studentaid/scholarships-aid/future-undergrads/need

Personally I'm not on financial aid and I work outside the university, but I'm also from here so my tuition is much cheaper than yours would be. If you can demonstrate that you're "in need" (ie don't have the money to pay even if you wanted to), then you could probably cover a large portion, but probably not all of it.
You'll probably have to take SOME loans.
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UMaine Civil Engineering and Math double major
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>>8865504
Are you a minority? You sound like an unimpressive student.
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>>8865191
>Probably the most autistic school in the world
can confirm. 4th year here, ready to leave this place for good
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>>8866623
FUCK OFF WE'RE FULL
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>>8866493
first year, want to transfer somewhere else though lel
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>>8866747
Im half mexican but i listed as white. Again im fairly certain the reason i got in was my sport and alsothat i did do some mid level robotics in highschool
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>>8866767
I mean no offense, but you don't sound like a good candidate for a school like MIT. Are you sure there's nothing else? No big projects, independent studies, etc?
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>>8865798
>>8865885
It really depends on the teams you work with. My own experience was terribly hectic since my competition team consisted of only one other person doing actual work while one "focused on documentation" even though his English was shit and the other would either show up and start playing on his phone the whole time or just not show up after he says he will. I got a good story for interviews out of that, though. Facing hardship. Two-man team on a four-man project.

Also, you can't withdraw from the class. ME 2110 does tend to weed out people, but only after it's all over.
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>>8862389
Paris 6 here. Any other French ?
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>>8866792
Lol no offense taken. im in the school already so i guess thats what really matters. I do feel like quite the brainlet here anyways. No big projects other than robotics. nothing else really than what ive already listed. I should note that the sport im in is something MIT that mit does care a fair bit about.
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>>8866811
What sport? What was your GPA? Also nice digits
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>>8865493
It's rare to get in. My CC has one of the highest transfer rates to Cal tech, and in the past few years, only two guys have got in. Goes to show how hard it is to transfer there.
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>>8866872
not saying my sport for identity reasons but its a classic mit sport. my gpa was 3.92
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DMU represent
>kill me now
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>>8866758
What major?
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>>8867044
double major in applied mathematics and economics
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>>8866659
Waterloo is pretty well known in the tech industry in the states, at least for CS and Math.
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>>8866535
>mcgill defending UofT
y tho
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>>8867132
>>8866659
I might add that a lot of that reputation is from the really strong undergrad co-op program much more than graduate research though, but the graduate program is still strong for CS, just depends on who your advisor is more than anything.
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HIGH ENERGY (physics)
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Anyone gone from BS Applied Math to MS EE?
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>>8866093
I've attended both. UCSB is the definition of a party school and if you're the kind that is easily distracted the environment will not be conducive to learning. UCLA is the better school academically as well and you'll benefit from name recognition.
The only reason to pick UCSB is if you planned on living off campus which is A LOT more expensive in L.A. than Isla Vista.
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>>8867009

LOL
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>>8867223
>University of Casual Sex and Booze

yeah, i didn't even attend that place, but i used to go up there on the weekends when i was in the Navy just to bang sluts.
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who /graduating/ here?
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>>8865755
aaayyy a fellow tartan
im a sohphomore cs student
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>>8866599
Almost impossible

Don't worry though, both mecheng and EEE are great degrees and imperial graduates are in high demand. I understand it's somewhat less theoretical than EEE and has lower mathematics requirements (EEE is largely applied mathematics) but still a great degree.

Chances are you're going to be an investment banker or a management consultant after you graduate anyway so you won't have to do it for long.
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University of Western Ontario
Electrical Engineering (considering CompE though)
Any Ontario bros in here? I feel like I maybe should've gone to Queen's for Engineering instead, even though they're pretty similar.
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>>8867266
>Chances are you're going to be an investment banker or a management consultant after you graduate anyway so you won't have to do it for long.
REEEEEEEEE imperial sellouts disgust me
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Cornell University

Electrical and Computer Engineering major

It's nice to see so many EEs and CEs in this thread.
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>>8865611
That's very good news to hear. Thanks anon
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>>8867273
many of us had the same opinion starting out

by the final year you're usually thoroughly converted
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>>8867212
i usually see the other way around with engineering getting a MS in applied math.
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>>8865894
How's it treating you there? I'm currently in Georgia and while it's tempting to go to our state medical school for the lower tuition I've always wanted to go to UCLA due to their well known neurology and neurosurgery research.

But my girlfriend>>8865925
wants to also consider UCSD. Do you know anything about their program?
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>>8867328
UCSD is absurdly good for medical school. Almost all of my doctors are UCSD alumni and they are amazing, famous throughout the US for their contributions to the medical field. Highly recommend
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>>8867266
>investment banker
Fuck me. I don't want to be an investment banker. I want to build cool shit like robots and stuff.
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>>8867273
this is the same for most high tier engineering grads. in the US, most end up in project management or finance.
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Cal Poly Pomona a.k.a "The other Cal Poly"
CS (I'm too dumb for real math classes)
Transferred from CC this year. It's alright so far. My CC GPA wasn't high enough to transfer to a UC so CPP was the best I could do.
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>>8867465
Fellow Imperial student here, was in your shoes a few years ago. They will break you and you will sell your soul to GS/Morgan Stanley/JPMorgan, just as we all do.
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>>8865169
Welcome to Duke. I'm around.
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>>8867489
>>8867266
>investment banking

What the fuck? Do Bongistan universities actually do this to their engineers? How do they force you to go into banking?
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>>8867511
>Do Bongistan universities actually do this to their engineers?

american universities do it to their engineers as well. the quantitative reasoning skills you learn are well suited to finance.
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I'm a cc brainlet transferring in spring 2018. My gpa is 3.75 right now at 48 credits, and I'm expecting another 4.0 this semester. I've taken my calc 1-3 series, physics, discrete maths, and humanity gen reqs. Where can I realistically transfer to for some type of engineering?

Places I've been thinking about:
Ut Austin
USC
Tulane (they meet 100% of need aid)
Ucla
Colorado school of mines
Lehigh (I would be a legacy student)
Georgetown (for mathss)
Berkeley (for nuclear engineering - their least competitive eng major.)
NYU

Am I being unrealistic? Are these places out of reach? I have my GED.
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>>8867517
CSM would probably take you. i did about as well as you did in CC.

honestly, i'd shoot for berkeley.
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UNC, Computer Science.
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>>8866799
>that gif
did a person do that or an AI?
that's fucking insane
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>>8867515
>american universities do it to their engineers as well
I can guarantee you that's bullshit. At least at my university. Post graduation surveys show few engineers going into finance. Definitely not enough to be able to tell a Mech E student that "chances are" they will have to do it.
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>>8867489
Dammit. Maybe I should just jump ship and see if I can get into chem eng or chemistry instead
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>>8867508
Are you an undergrad?
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>>8867517
come to mines

CO is great
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>>8867535
>Post graduation surveys show few engineers going into finance.

what about """project management"""? because thats pretty much the same thing.
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>>8867566
Still not even 15%
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>>8867544
No
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anyone here? i should be going in sept
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Taking a ridiculously heavy courseload here and feel like a retard in all my classes.
>Electrical Engineering, Freshman
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>>8867574
at imperial probably more than half of engineering grads go into either consultancy or finance
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Is anyone out there?
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>>8865733
I switched from physics into MatEng because my family suggested that physics wouldn't get me very far. There's still a lot of physics involved and it happens to be the branch of physics I like most
If it's not too late I'd encourage switching because damn this major gives me a hard on
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>>8865958
Why as an undergraduate?
Caltech is pretty much the greatest grad school to go to, and I hear their undergraduate is balls hard
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>>8866213
What's the graduate program there like?
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>>8867517
I'm going to Mines
Even though it's expensive as shit its return on investment is fucking FIRE
I recommend you go too bro
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>>8865718
>There is no scientific basis that men are better at math and women are better at english
In other words:
>I have done absolutely no research into this but I feel compelled to garrotes what I've been told by faggot marxists and social """"scientists"""""
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>>8867907
parrot*
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>>8866093
Go to UCLA. Don't make a silly mistake.
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>>8867907
ok fuckface please link some studies that say otherwise. Have you even read the multiple papers showing how both men and women do worse in said subjects when theyve been told the other gender is better at it by nature?

Plus the gender gap in math and science classes is greatly lessened in countries that dont have the culture that men are better at math and women are better at english. This affects both genders negativly.

please kys. its not social marxism if numerous studies have show it to be true. im trying to link the 4 papers im.talking about but 4chan wont let me
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>>8867720
iktf
I took 16 credits last semester plus a research project
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>>8867290
What makes you convert? What do you like about finance?
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Guise-- I got waitlisted by UC Berkeley, what are the chances I get in?
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>>8865951
>UIUC cheapest option
What? What? What? What? How the fuck? I refuse to believe
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>>8868297
They gave me 17 grand to go there. I'm 24, independent, make 9 grand a year while going to school full time, and a founding member of my cc's geology club. I'm also doing independent study on the chemistry of siderite concretions at Mazon Creek this semester. I included all that on my application essays. I wouldn't be going unless I had a full ride, and a job lined up once I move (Binny's will transfer me because they're great like that).

I collected that fossil at Mazon Creek for my paper. It shows a different type of siderite concretion from the standard oval nodule. Really lucky find for the sake of my paper.

Basically, be poor and work as hard as you can? It's working for me.
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>>8867737
Now, engineering consultancy, I see a lot of down in the States, at least at the level of fresh graduates.
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>>8868297
Oh, and that hunk of siderite has at least 7 ferns, and a very well defined stick in it. The more I break it apart, the more ferns show up. The black portions? Carbon outlines. There are the standard imprints, but also carbon outlines in the same mass of fossils. It's really an excellent find, even though it's surface weathered. It was part of a larger flat of siderite. Like there was a storm surge that washed a load of plant matter out into the bay of the sea that was once at Mazon Creek. There was enough fresh water and sediment to allow such a massive amount of siderite to form, instead of just a single nodule around a single fern. I should go back to that spot, but there are so many ticks there and I can't let anyone else know about it or the data will be lost. I need to report it to the geological society.
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>>8866279
Are you on the main campus? There's a ton of people going there obviously. Knew a few pretty smart kids from my HS went there as well as a few Chads. Not sure about the physics reputation, but if you do well there you won't have much trouble getting into grad school or getting a job if you stay in PA. There's like a 50/50 shot that anybody you will inteview with went there.

Pic related for me, right now I'm a junior in Computer Engineering with a minor in Math. Still have 4 terms left but I'm basically done my classes, trying to decide if I should go from CE->E&CE (only will take like 4 extra EE classes, want to take more DSP and control theory) or bump up the math minor to a BA (will take a lot more classes, might be impossible to do and graduate on time)
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>>8867475
There is another Cal Poly? I'm planning on doing my MSc in Geology at CPP.
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>>8868180
Depends on their current pool of candidates. If you're really bent on getting into a good school, you can look for something to do that will build your application in case you don't make it in this time around or you can look for a transfer program that will put you into a good school, with the transferring institution being your application-builder.
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>>8867531
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUqeQxEQYYU
People get insanely good at these curtain fire games, especially after they've memorized the bullet patterns. They're lengthy mathematical programming challenges to make, too.
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>>8868687
How is drexel?
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>>8867238
Also from CMU; you seem like a huge faggot
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>>8868785
Yes, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. They're usually ranked as the better school. When people talk about "Cal Poly" they're usually referring to SLO. Cal Poly Pomona started out as a satellite campus, its a good school, but SLO is usually ranked higher.
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Tecnológico de Monterre.

Engineering Physics 3rd Year
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>>8868788
Well I got into Davis and SD. I just wonder how cutthroat they are.
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Teconologico de Costa Rica

3rd year CS

major brainlet, had the epiphany to change and wanna contribute important stuff to the world, how do i change /sci/?

>>8868947
that uni is so beautiful i wish i did good in hs and was given one of those scholarship thingies they offered
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How bad did I fuck up? What are my chances of getting into a decent graduate school for physics?._.
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>>8867276
yo senpai, I'm applying for a transfer there this fall. Any idea how hard it is to transfer from a state uni. 3.5 gpa 33 ACT and 3rd generation legacy if that helps. Also is everyone an engifag or are there a decent number of physics people?
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>>8869054
SU's physics program is actually pretty solid. I went there and I got into a top 20 graduate school in physics. SU's program is stronger in many aspects than the undergrad program at my graduate school. You don't have a whole lot of undergrad research options at small schools, but the coursework is more rigorous and will prepare you for your first year graduate classes.
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>>8867273
>not wanting to make literal bank while engaging in a cool subject
oh wait you guys probably don't know any math
must suck
financial math master race wins again
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>>8868032
wow u sure sound pretty mad faggot
go ahead and link your fancy papers; i'd love to see how well thought-out their social ""science"" is and how shitty their statistical methods are
i'm not going to do your work for you; if you feel like becoming informed google.com is just a click away
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>>8867846

Top tier for education. High tier for Law and medicine. Decent for STE (no medicine)

Graduate students are definitely treated as more of an afterthought as a whole compared to undergraduates
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>>8869189
doesn't matter unless you go to a target school, you'll never work in IB otherwise

in the UK that's oxbridge, imperial, and LSE.

I don't know how it is in the USA but I imagine they have something similar
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>>8869174
What year did you graduate and can you tell me more about your experience? I'm actually transferring here in the fall. A big reason I'm going here instead of one of the big state schools I got into is because I don't want to be surrounded by a lot of people.
What's the atmosphere like and do you think UCOR requirements actually serve a purpose?
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>>8869203
>getting an MFE/MFA
>not getting a PhD in financial math
the more you write the worse it gets lmao jfc
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>>8869102
I don't think your odds are good. They don't really care too much about the school you're transferring from, but the average transfer GPA into Cornell is a 3.9 with 60+ semester credits... so, figure at minimum you need a 3.9 and a killer hook. E.g., invented x that makes life easier for homeless people.

Just keeping it real, sorry.
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>>8869266
mate, you realise I am literally a final year imperial engineering student? and many of my friends have job offers from deutche/jp morgan/etc? chatting shite to me won't work because I actually know the people who to work at these places and I know how they got there. your phd/mfe/mfa story is bullshit you are making up to try and fool someone who already knows it's bullshit.

stop it, it's embarrassing
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>>8866800
ENS Lyon here, transfering to P6 next year
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>>8869301
Bruh, investment banking is soul crushing, desu, tho. The work environment is extremely competitive and you'll get dropped the second you underperform, even if you've overperformed the last 10 years. Most of your coworkers will be absolutely dreadful, too. imo, if you're intelligent enough to work for the bigger banks, you're probably intelligent enough to make money in a more enjoyable way.

Source: I live in NYC and watch billions
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>>8865798
>2110
Its fucking easy
GameBoy assignment was fun, recommended you start on it early/get it from a friend ahead of time so you don't turn in a shitty one (they don't let you use pageflipping)

Literally the only "time consuming" thing this class will give you really and you might struggle with malloc if you don't know C

also TAs need to actually maintain their builds and stop writing shitty ones into brandonware(you'll understand)
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>>8869522
*referred to the CS one srry
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Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden

Not so high ranked, but it's at least the best engineering university in Sweden
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question to the euro's in the thread

do you guys see americans going to your institutions for grad school?
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>>8869522
Ayy are you in 2110 right now? Which section.
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hi
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>>8869102
Only 1st gen legacy is significant
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Who else is /Duke/ or /UNC/ here?
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Chemical engineering. 2 weeks until graduation. We're all gonna make it anons.

Should I accept an offer for grad school at Rice? I think I just want to go work, I have a job lined up anyway.
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>>8862924
>>8862389

Physics at UT: about to be year 5.

Be careful who you take for your upper division physics courses.

Avoid: De Lozanne, Heinzen, Raizen, Distler, and Potter. Unless you are a sadist.
>>8865747
Rankings do not mean shit in undergrad, kiddo. I have quite a bit of horror stories on my professors there.

On the other hand math department here though is really really good.
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>>8862924
UT Austin here as well, but doing Architectural Engineering.
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>>8869846
Go work and go back to grad school either for job advancement or to go into a different field.
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>>8869248
I graduated in the 00's and had a pretty good experience while I was there. The professors, not just in physics, will get to know you and you'll get to know them. I didn't want to go to a big school and I didn't even apply to the big state school which is only a few miles away from home. My largest physics class, the intro series, had ~35 students and the upper level courses had ~10. The big state school I went to for grad had ~1000 students in the intro series and classes of 200.

Graduate admissions committees look at coursework for an indication of success in the first year graduate courses. SU physics has more stringent course requirements then others which will better prepare you for graduate classes and eventually your quals. As an example, we worked through all of Griffiths for E&M in two quarters while some other schools take three.

I had to look up what you meant by "UCOR" since they didn't specifically call it that when I was there. In general I think the university core requirements made my education more complete. It's a Jesuit school so you'll have to take some religious studies classes, but they treat those classes academically like any other subject.
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Any ChemE here that can answer a quick question?

I have a problem where I'm looking into vessel purging methods( pressurization, continuous sweep, etc.) Anyone know of some good sources for equations and explanations? My textbook just says what each technique does and doesn't explain the reasoning behind using one or the other.
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>>8867720
Wait until sophomore year m8. I had an exam a few months ago that expected us to "discover" the FFT.
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>>8869199
>Decent for STE (no medicine)
>medicine
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>>8866645
Deshaun is great, watch any game in the past season outside of the first few games
t.op
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>>8867159
My first time posting on 4chan. Been lurking for 4 or 5 years.
You're not alone, Boiler Up.
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>>8862389
University of Virginia (UVa)
High Energy Physics doctoral candidate.
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>>8870397
i hope he does and the texans are good finally. i really wish theyd rape the patriots in the playoffs next year
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>>8865268
QMUL is better.
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>>8870526
>QMUL
the name sounds like pig vomit, you piggot
your university sucks balls, KCL is the best
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>>8862389
UC Berkeley CS intended here. CS70 is bretty difficult desu
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>>8870539
>>8870526
You're both low tier colleges of the Uni of London. Heck even Heythroph is better than you with its tutorial system
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>>8865958
how hard was it to get in?
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>>8866760
>not wanting more whites to dilute your shitskins
Leafs, everyone
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>>8866800
Taupin here.

I don't like my prépa so I'm seriously considering coming over in Jussieu next year, it's where all my friends from high school are, too.

It's not official so I still have the choice between doing Polytech or pure maths (I have to choose before Friday), is there either one fo those I shouldn't do? I'll be coming in L2 (though we probably already did a lot of the stuff in prépa) btw.
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>>8869301
Christ you're tucking defensive
I'm just pointing out tha approaching finance and IB from anything but a mathematical pov isn't intellectually satisfying, while both make bank
You do you though, faggot-kun. Hope you're happy in 30 years
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New CS major, attending in the fall.

Does anyone know what I'm getting into? All I've heard is horror stories about the math department, and vague notions of the rigor of their CS program, which seem to be backed up by where their grads go for employment, at least the top 5% or whatever that get hired by the big 4.

I'm not really wanting to go for the big 4 per say, but I do want to get a good job in a company doing interesting things. I'm not exactly sure what purdue's reputation is (I never really heard of the school before getting accepted), and their lack of grade inflation (read: avg. gpa of 2.7 or something fresh year) makes me worried

There's also the fact that I got rejected from basically all my reach schools, and most of the schools I thought I would at least get something from, even though I did "competitive" things like working freelance for a summer, applying for a patent, and working with undergrad students in research at nearby college. (gpa 4.1 weighted, 8 aps by graduation, my hs limited ap classes to junior and senior years only.) Purdue was basically the highest ranked school for CS (20 nationally for undergrad, and also 20th by shanghai rankings internationally) that I got into. So now I'm not really sure what I need to do in order to "succeed", since I don't want to get the same reception from employers that I got from colleges
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>>8870720
>>8866800
La fac
>kek

Finis au moins ta prépa comme un homme bordel!
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>>8869726
Nope, some friends r though and asked me about the final

Don't worry about the final mane, easy af esp since i hear you guys don't have to comprehend a fantasy assembly language
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>>8870681
t. pajeet studying at birkbek or some other shitty london uni that I don't know the name of
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>>8870753
>La prépa
>Pas l'admission sur concours

Y'en a vraiment qui aiment souffrir.
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>>8870980
*admission parallèle, il est tard
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How bad did I fuck up? I hate football btw.
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>>8871033
I just moved to Oklahoma. This place is fucking terrible. The women here are bible beating ham planets, albeit I do live in Enid.
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>>8871058
>The women here are bible beating ham planets
That's okay, it helps you focus.
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>>8862389
CS and Math reporting in. Sophomore. Loving it so far. Still got a lot ahead of me.
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>>8868872
It's alright. Great reputation in the area, and you basically have to try to not have a job lined up at graduation. But it can be expensive, and as an engineer coming in without AP credits I had to take a lot of filler type classes the first 1-2 years (compared to my brother, studying cogsci at RPI). Also the only good part about campus is it's close to center city and there's a lot going on - it's ugly, crowded, and constantly under construction
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>>8870736
Internships and do coding things such as apps in your freetime that make you money
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>>8862389
BS Physics and EE
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>>8865501
>school on top of a canadian tire
please explain? this cant be literal?
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>>8871096
>CS and Math
>Sophomore
nigga how? you can only DA into one and both are tough as fuck to get into. also doing my 309 HW right now haha
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>>8870736
Just like, don't fail your classes
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>>8870320
It's tough man...
I'm barely making it through all my classes, working my ass off around the clock, but then I see others not working nearly as hard as me and getting better grades. And I'm not even mad that they're doing well. Good for them! I just feel really fucking slow sometimes, you feel?

Somehow I've been struggling through and getting above-average grades on the midterms, but I still feel like I could be doing more. Like I could be doing better. I kind of broke down in front of a friend of mine due to stress, and well, when your friends tell you the same advice your parents give you, you know you're done some dumb shit.

I don't even know why I'm typing this right now, I have three PSets due this Thurs/Fri and an essay the next week, but I think college is finally getting to me...
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>>8870350
Sorry I don't think I wrote that well at all. Vandy STEM is decent with the exception of medicine which is considered high tier and pretty damn respectable here.
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>>8871492
I regular admitted into both. It was a lot of work, but it was worth it in the end.
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>>8866493
Finishing first, probs taking a year out to apply somewhere harder though
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Starting a BS in fisheries biology/statistics next year. I already have a research position lined up under one of the best stream ecologists in the modern world. P comfy tbqh
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>>8869709
What program?
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UNSW, Australia

Everyone here is fucking asian

Adv Math (stats)
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>>8862389
no
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>>8869102
better stats than I, but I'm the the ag and life science college, which is a bit easier to get in. between transfers and your stats I think you have a good shot. And no a minority of people are engineers, and they're mostly disliked by everyone else.
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>>8866326
>173
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>>8871096
Do you have any experiences with the math 130 series or 143x for cs? I'm a freshman next year hoping to follow the same path
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>>8872372

Interracial engineering
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>>8865138
good luck trying to get a job. I am a VT alum as well and all my friends who majored in nano are still stuck in their parents basements. I was ME and even the dumb kids with 2.5s got respectable paying jobs and internships/coops in the area are nice.
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>>8865346
fantastic anon. congrats.
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>>8866279
PSU's alum network is massive. I work in the northeast and see PSU decals and I;ve seen the same out west.

That being said, PSU engineering is really strong and the best in my field (engineering acoustics) so I don;t know too much about physics but engineering seems to be very strong and I'm very happy as a grad student here.
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