Good advice for kids thinking of going to university

[Marlow]

 

[mirinnnasal]

2 - 3 years community college - apply to an ivy (doesn't apply to me ima be a jester cop)

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[GuyFromSingapore]

Maths and Physics is pretty much the same syllabus in almost every University afaik.

 

[Marlow]

Maths and Physics is pretty much the same syllabus in almost every University afaik.

That's true for most subjects. But it doesn't mean the difficulty of the subject can't be different. Look at the exam past papers of these low ranking universities and then look at exams of top universities. Completely different beasts. That's probably why companies only respect degrees from certain places.

 

[extractor]

wtf is this low iq post?

Do you think a company would want an Oxford Eng grad or an Eng grad from an accredited uni with internships?

If you think the latter then you are an idiot and go experience how the real world works

Also, Delete your account and delete TikTok

 

[Marlow]

wtf is this low iq post?

Do you think a company would want an Oxford Eng grad or an Eng grad from an accredited uni with internships?

If you think the latter then you are an idiot and go experience how the real world works

Also, Delete your account and delete TikTok

I think you meant to say former? Former would be Oxford Eng grad. Latter would be Eng grad from an accredited uni with internships. Awks

But yes I do. Maybe not to same extent as in engineering since you can demonstrate skill easier with technical interviews. But in Finance for example, there are tons of Oxbridge graduates with degrees in shit like Music getting IB jobs over dudes who graduate in Economics/Finance/Math from average unis

 

[extractor]

But yes I do. Maybe not to same extent as in engineering since you can demonstrate skill easier with technical interviews. But in Finance for example, there are tons of Oxbridge graduates with degrees in shit like Music getting IB jobs over dudes who graduate in Economics/Finance/Math from average unis

In my experience that is simply not true at all, what experience(s) do you have/had to think that is the case

 

[extractor]

I am in engineering so what you said NEVER happens and legally cannot happen at least in NA

As for working in STEM is it still very unlikely but depends what the job is

As for having a job in Business it is the most common in it but still much more dominated by people who studied STEM or business

All I typed here is from my experience and I am still in Uni experiencing this more &more

 

[ijustwannaascendlol]

Can't see the video, what does say