u/stxrscene___

Hi everyone, I'm an international student planning to transfer to Binghamton University for Fall 2026. I'm currently going through the Visa process right now, and one worry for me has always been the financial cost- the expected total cost for 2 years of transfer adds up to almost $100k, and I'm questioning whether Bing would be beneficial enough to justify this cost.
Overall, I view it as being 'worth it' if I'm able to gain some type of employment after my degree- is SOM that recognized enough in the US to attract recruitment offers after getting my degree, especially as an international student? Have other international students found similar success after going to Bing?
I'd also appreciate any clarity on the current reputation of Binghamton University, how it's viewed by both students and employers alike

Hi everyone, as per title I've been interested in CS50 and especially how programming in general is integrated at certain levels in business and finance. I've heard that certain roles do require some coding and python skills, and I want to ensure that I become more rehearsed in these areas through the CS50 program. Question is, what pipeline do I follow; do I do both CS50x and CS50p? And what skills/knowledge will I learn from these programs that will help me in my business-focused field?