Oct 26, 2023
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the way i almost entirely stopped reading fanfic once i got into a relationship and started having sex regularly
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TIL That Wal-Mart Heiress Paige Laurie paid someone to do all her homework at USC, and had to return her degree after she had already graduated.
TIL That Wal-Mart Heiress Paige Laurie paid someone to do all her homework at USC, and had to return her degree after she had already graduated.
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If you take the age you were when you had your child and add that to the year you graduated, it equals the year your child will graduate. WHY?!
If you take the age you were when you had your child and add that to the year you graduated, it equals the year your child will graduate. WHY?!
My grandpa was 20 when my dad was born, he graduated in '65, my dad graduated in '85.
My grandma was 18 when my dad was born, she graduated in '67, my dad graduated in '85.
My mom was 22 when I was born, graduated in '86, I graduated in 2008.
Why does this work? I'm sure the answer is painfully obvious, but I would love an answer!
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LPT: Graduated from college and searching for a job? Don't forget to keep studying!
LPT: Graduated from college and searching for a job? Don’t forget to keep studying!
I would imagine most of us are not lucky enough to secure a job right away after college. All of us know it is incredibly competitive out there- especially for those of us trying to get into the technical fields.
However, most people don't consider the fact that they may be on the job search for months. During this period you have nothing but time on your hands -so keep studying! It's incredibly difficult to retain knowledge if you are not using it.
This way when you finally do start to get calls for technical interviews- you will be much better prepared.
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LPT: Graduated with a technical major but little work experience?
LPT: Graduated with a technical major but little work experience?
List your hand-ons classes/lab work/personal projects/clubs and describe them as you would an internship. This is very easy for software students, but is also applicable to other applied STEM majors.
Examples:
Course: [almost any CS course or senior engineering lab] Final project involved using _______ to ________.
Machine Learning: Built a state machine to recognize specific patterns. Based off of pattern input, the machine _________.
Robotics/ Automotive Club: Engineered an ___________ designed to compete in __________________ Competition. Focused on __________ components, specifically ____.
Course: Quantitative Finance (or some variation)
Conducted market research in the_______ field, and submitted said research in a finalized report.
Created mathematical models to interpret stability/future investment-risk trends/ economic influences affecting investments.
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The Time
As the past two days have been a blast; well spent with family and friends it came to a close. It's my last time with these amazing wonderful people. They have helped me be who I am today. I have held the sad emotion of moving away for a bit and being away from my family and friends, buy as I lay here in bed I cry with excitement of the opportunity that I have been offered I cry with humble sadness knowing that they have made a mark in my life and as I for them. I'm going to surely miss all of you. I love you all and I hope that we stay in contact. I would love to have calls and just talk about what is new and how your life has been.