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FrozenGate by Avery

What's your education?

What is your main area of education?

  • Medicine

    Votes: 2 6.9%

  • Applied Science

    Votes: 13 44.8%

  • Natural/Formal Sciences

    Votes: 5 17.2%

  • Humanities/Social Studies

    Votes: 3 10.3%

  • The Arts

    Votes: 1 3.4%

  • The Professions/Crafts

    Votes: 1 3.4%

  • Business/Law

    Votes: 4 13.8%
  • Total voters
    29
Elektrotechniker said:
same here. lasers motivated me to study e.e :)
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Nice! My motivation was gameboys lol

wannaburnstuff said:
Working on an Electrical Engineering degree. I am a noob right now in regards to circuitry and electrical whatnotters, but give me time :)
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Give it a year, it gets very fun!

joshshermannn1 said:
How'd you guys do in Highschool?
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90% average, mainly because I loved physics and music, and I breezed through calculus. That was fun, coming to class late, everyone is sitting down quietly, and I realize we have a math test.

InfinitusEquitas said:
Then I find out that for every absence they take off a percentage of the grade? :wtf: No thank you...
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Ahhh the fine print...
 





Working on a bachelors in EE. I'm seriously considering going for the Masters now.

Currently interning at Vishay R&D! :D
 
Im going to college for EE in the fall. Just graduated High School.

I was 4th in my class, with a 3.94 GPA.
 
IE, I feel the same way :D
I'm actually still in highschool, I skipped 3 grades ahead in math, 2 in science, and 1 for every other course, due to the fact I skipped in middle school; I have aspirations to skip more, though. My GPA is above 3.5, I don't get an exact number until a week or so. Although I'm in highschool, I still take ECS college classes. I have a hard time finding a reason to continue college; I can't justify that much money and time for a piece of paper. What's the point when I learn more in less time while reading? Does anyone have experience to say if college is actually worth it, even if you know everything the course would teach you? I really like philosophy, and I'm taking a few classes related to it, so I said Humanities. I know it won't make a lot of money, so I'll probably double major with philosophy and cosmology or something similar, so I can pay dem bills, yo. Anyone got any advise for someone still in highschool, probably going to college soon? e.g. Does the college you go to really matter?
EDIT: sorry for the slight derail :p
 
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I got:

Cert IV in PLC's and control
Cert III in Electrotechnology
Electrical Supervisors License :D
 
joshshermannn1 said:
IE, I feel the same way :D
I'm actually still in highschool, I skipped 3 grades ahead in math, 2 in science, and 1 for every other course, due to the fact I skipped in middle school; I have aspirations to skip more, though. My GPA is above 3.5, I don't get an exact number until a week or so. Although I'm in highschool, I still take ECS college classes. I have a hard time finding a reason to continue college; I can't justify that much money and time for a piece of paper. What's the point when I learn more in less time while reading? Does anyone have experience to say if college is actually worth it, even if you know everything the course would teach you? I really like philosophy, and I'm taking a few classes related to it, so I said Humanities. I know it won't make a lot of money, so I'll probably double major with philosophy and cosmology or something similar, so I can pay dem bills, yo. Anyone got any advise for someone still in highschool, probably going to college soon? e.g. Does the college you go to really matter?
EDIT: sorry for the slight derail :p
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I don't entirely regret the experience... had some really fun times in college, met some good friends. It's worth it for a semester or two, but not really after that. Certainly not for humanities.
 
joshshermannn1 said:
... I have a hard time finding a reason to continue college; I can't justify that much money and time for a piece of paper. What's the point when I learn more in less time while reading? Does anyone have experience to say if college is actually worth it, even if you know everything the course would teach you? ...
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Just bear in mind, some job opportunities will be denied to you with out that piece of paper. Know quite a few brilliant young men who went back for degrees after being in the job market, because of lack of advancement. Besides like Infinitus said, parts of it may be fun ;)

~ LB
 
Very well thought out response to a very common question nowdays. +1
 
All true. Ultimately I think if I do go back to school it would be for engineering rather than anything humanities related.

Or if I win the lottery, I'd go just for history, and humanities, just for the lectures with no intent to graduate, nor care for getting a degree. I've known two "professional" students... fascinating people... of course they were only able to pursue unending education purely for enrichment through being from very well off families.
 
Actually attended a lot of school, in many different disciplines. Only what interested me. Hopefully I'll make something of it one day. There were no majors for what I wanted at the time.

~ LB
 
Very true, I know of a few who gained employment through relationships made in school and frats and sororities.

~ LB
 
As I have grown older, I've certainly come to appreciate that it is who you know, and not at all what you know that matters.

In retrospect I wish that realization came to me earlier.
 
So true. I've found talent & excellence matters far less than I thought when I was younger.

~ LB
 
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