hey, guys!
I can't afford anchor house lmao, and would really REALLY love a pvt. room if possible. do u have any advice for places I shud check out?? leaning toward off-campus, e.g. ACE, Valiant, Identity (maybe? didnt hear good things tho)
rent budget: $ 1200/month
since im an econ major, my classes wud be both in Northside + Soutside.
any thoughts appreciated!!
hi guys, I just got rejected from columbia and stanford. other decisions aren't looking too good as well. I just really want an opportunity to do well in life and support my parents financially. how does one deal with feeling inadequate after trying sooo hard? wud appreciate ur thoughts coz I j need to talk to smn about this.
guys, ive applied to colleges thrice now, and every time, i didnt get into the t10s. It feels like I may never be GOATED enough to reach that tier. I’m happy with wherever I end up, but sth in me’s sad that despite giving it my all thrice, i was not enough?
hi yall. I’m a cc —> cal junior transfer for econ. what skills shud I brush up on/learn during summer to best be prepared for classes/recruiting?
e.g.: R, calculus, socialising😔😔?
why?
- won’t help u improve your profile
- skews expectations given how unpredictable the cycles are
- can unnecessarily boost ego when more often than not the process humbles us
- comparison bringeth joy to none, the short-term winner or the loser
- no one’s an experienced judge to answer ur chance me posts adequately to begin with
hey, guys. any news on when the ivies & adjacent schools drop, like UChicago/Northwestern/Stanford?
consolidated info from this subReddit on probable dates for decisions:
Princeton: May 5 (confirmed)
Columbia: May 11-15 (stipulated)
Cornell: next Thursday (idek wtf is happening. I’m a Dyson applicant. Can u tell from my general lack?)
Stanford: May 15
And others’ decisions may also be rolling.
That’s all I know.
Any help wud be appreciated :)))
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If data science is a better idea for a double major with econ, then id love tips on liking coding, coz im so scared of it bruh
guys, what’re the expected career outcomes (tracks/salary) for an econ grad and what can I do improve these? e.g. double major, technical skills, clubs, research, passion projects, etc. thank uuuu ;)