u/notyourspidey

Hii,

I am in MS CS program (International student), I have only two course to finish my program and I got a GTA offer for this semester which requires me to be a full time student.

I want to take some fun courses outside my department. Any suggestions? I love history, politics and would prefer an interactive class.

Also, I am an international student, if anyone is aware of the visa rules and regualtions, can you confirm if I can take courses outside my department to make it full time enrollment?

I am an international student going on final semester in fall 2026 - I have received an internship offer (part time) and a GTA offer. I only have 3 credits remaining in my final term.

If I take only GTA - the requirement is to be a full time student. Since I only have 3 credits to graduate, will they make an exception on this? Or do I have to take 9 credits + 3 GTA credits?

If I take only the internship - Can it be combined with reduced course load? So that I only need to take 3 credits to complete my degree.

Is there anyway I take do both internship and GTA in my final semester?

What is my best course of action? - Cost is my biggest factor
Internship is pretty flexible with work hours and my course is a non thesis program

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I know that a lot of people consider argentina to be the clear favourites, but I think this will be their hardest match till now.

Switzerland is defensively pretty organised and solid - something which was missing from every other opponent of Argentina till now - with the exception of Cabo Verde maybe.

And this is the first under 20 ranked team Argentina is going to face.

Wanted to know what you guys think of Argentina - Switzerland match.

Anyone living at IMT Buckhead? I'm planning to move there soon and was wondering if there are any referral discounts. If yes please dm