The College Thread

[Shouka]

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do u guys know a sophia feng

I do not.

[Cavernio]

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Psychology under science. Loved it. Little job usefulness to date, but trying to change that now.

[Wineandbread]

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Wao small college world

Where were da pittsburgh meetups ),:

[Tidus810]

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Wao small college world

Where were da pittsburgh meetups ),:

I dunno I've only been here since august. :\

but I did realize that I pass cmu every day on the bus. so if either of you ever take the port authority toward oakland or toward squirrel hill, there is a very real chance that we've been on the same bus before haha.

[Wineandbread]

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61A-D lyfe

[Tidus810]

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rofl I take c and d

[Shouka]

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I only take those buses to go to Dave & Buster's. Campus is within walking distance for me as I live in Oakland.

[Kekeb]

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Anybody in CS interested in academia? I guess it's not very likely when industry pays as well as it does, but I'm curious.

[AutotelicBrown]

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Anybody in CS interested in academia? I guess it's not very likely when industry pays as well as it does, but I'm curious.

I am.

[I like it]

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I'm starting at University of Southern Indiana in the fall, but I'm not sure for what yet. I'm leaning towards a cis degree (comp info science like wat), but I seriously don't know what I want to do with the rest of my life yet. I suppose I still have a couple years to figure it all out though

[benguino]

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Anybody in CS interested in academia? I guess it's not very likely when industry pays as well as it does, but I'm curious.

I'm double majoring in math and CS with math as my primary degree. I plan to go to grad school in mathematics later...dunno what I exactly plan to do after though.

I started off just being a CS major. Then I switched to a double major whilst keeping my CS degree as my primary degree thinking that I could pick up a math degree along the way and that having some math knowledge would make me a better programmer. Then I switched my primary degree to my math degree and kept the CS degree because of the fact that CS gives me a lot of computational tools I can use when I do mathematics research.

I have plans to work with a professor later to do some CS research stuff (she specializes in bioinformatics and machine learning) so I'm going to go ahead and see how I like that.

[leonid]

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Anybody in CS interested in academia? I guess it's not very likely when industry pays as well as it does, but I'm curious.

I learned only one thing in my university: I do not like studying.

I'm glad I got out of my univ and I do not miss it one bit

[Reincarnate]

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I learned only one thing in my university: I do not like studying.

I'm glad I got out of my univ and I do not miss it one bit

amen to that

[DigitalS3r4ph]

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I tried the Comp Science thing for a bit, but then quit and moved to Pittsburgh. I'm contemplating checking out the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon though.

[lurker]

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i effectively graduate tomorrow but i went to the only ceremony i could tonight (honors, got summa cum laude)
i wasted my time, big time, and now i have a worthless piece of paper
the most important parts of college have nothing to do with that piece of paper and i ignored all of em