u/FlameThrowaway293

Is the Denning T&M program worth it? What are the biggest benefits of going through it? Are there any downsides of it (i.e the opportunity cost)?

For someone interested in going into big tech or trad CS roles, would you say it's worth it? Potentially interested in getting an MBA after my bachelors but I've heard T&M doesn't do anything for that.

Would love to hear from other CS majors, but other majors please lmk too.

There isn't much info in this subreddit so I would like to get some new thoughts. Pls share anything u may know about the program regardless. Thanks

I am NOT an incoming student, rather a current one.

just took a gca with scratch paper and a pen. i just found out the codesignal no longer allows you to use scratch paper (https://support.codesignal.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039872174-What-is-proctoring-and-how-does-it-work). this article updated three days ago.

as a visual learner how tf am i supposed to stare at my screen and come up with my solution. i always have a habit of drawing out my steps and then implementing. sry for rant.

anyways am i cooked? if i somehow get banned or wtv do i get banned from codesignal or the one company that i took the gca for? preesh

incoming 2nd year cs major here. part of denning t&m co28 (haven't taken any t&m classes yet). got an offer to TA a cs class.

my fall 2026 schedule is already pretty difficult. im already at 18 cred hours (considering 6 of those rn are from 2 denning T&M classes im already registered for).

is t&m worth dropping for the TA offer, or should i drop the TA offer?

Im leaning towards dropping T&M, haven't heard too much about the benefits for cs. But I'd like to hear more about what others think. Is T&M worth it for things like recruiting for big tech?

looking forward to hearing from other cs majors in T&M if possible.

if you have any other thoughts lmk asw