R3V Students thread

[TroyShark]

Thats why im becoming a Network "Engineer" and doing my "engineering" on my car in the garage lol.

Haha smart man.

Doing mechanical engineering myself though. Have school for 15 months straight after my last co-op I'm on now. Not looking forward to that last stretch.

[Wschnitz]

Sounds like my Math teacher. "1 person got a B so no curve"

[TheTacoMan]

Seriously, my mech design teacher is the exact opposite. No curves and the exams are stupid hard.

[Wschnitz]

So I, and 80% of the class, failed heat transfer last semester. Taking it this semester and the professor is almost too easy. He's of the mindset that students should be learning instead of focusing on grades. Hence, he's curving our hw, quiz and test grades individually. Then putting them all together, and curving those grades. And then, taking that grade and curving it again lol.

It's kind of a joke but the professor is super cool and insanely knowledgeable so it's a pretty neat class.

Give me him.

Please.

[lambo]

Got a B on my Heat transfer test I thought I failed.

Im getting close to being done with Mech engr, beyond excited.

So I, and 80% of the class, failed heat transfer last semester. Taking it this semester and the professor is almost too easy. He's of the mindset that students should be learning instead of focusing on grades. Hence, he's curving our hw, quiz and test grades individually. Then putting them all together, and curving those grades. And then, taking that grade and curving it again lol.

It's kind of a joke but the professor is super cool and insanely knowledgeable so it's a pretty neat class.

[Wschnitz]

Thats why im becoming a Network "Engineer" and doing my "engineering" on my car in the garage lol.

[gespinal0301]

Got a B on my Heat transfer test I thought I failed.

Im getting close to being done with Mech engr, beyond excited.

I thought I was the only person who knew the struggle of becoming an engineer lol. I'm doing electrical and I have a year and a half to go.....hopefully

[TheTacoMan]

Got a B on my Heat transfer test I thought I failed.

Im getting close to being done with Mech engr, beyond excited.

[slaterd]

I'm getting burnt out fast! I've been working on average 45-50 hours a week and taking 4-5 classes a semester for 2 years now. Hell, this past summer I took 2 summer courses just to stay on schedule. My social life is nonexistent...literally, I have no friends. My wife is hating the fact that I have practically no time to do married couple stuff, like go out or take a nice day trip on a Saturday. We don't have kids...thank God, but this work and school overload is killing my personal life. I am less than a month from getting 2 associate's degrees at 26 years old . I plan on going for my bachelor's and want to get it done by the time I'm 28.

Anyone have any tips for me to help me get through this? Right now I'm considering just saying "fuck this shit, it's not worth my personal life being destroyed for a piece of paper".

[ST1G]

Legendary pet groomer, pro surfer, 2002 Rembrandt AND school advisor.

Do you have room for one more client?

[phreshkid]

Thanks, I don't really know what I'm gonna do to get to 225 but Masters in Tax kinda makes sense. I'm in my first tax class thise quarter and I'm doing well and like it (oddly enough, I must just be weird) Next quarter could quite possibly be nuts as I'm taking 3 classes (including advanced tax) and accepted an internship at a local accounting firm. And I thought my 3 classes this quarter was nuts Every quarter ratchets up I swear

Boobs are good

I don't think a masters is necessary in accounting though. Push for advisory as a focus and get your extra curriculars up. Seduce the big four (though now it's more like the big three) and get a staff job after you complete undergrad. You should be around $73k/year fresh out of school. Two years later you'll be roughly $85k. Once you become manager or senior manager you will start to see the low triple digits. The benefits are great and you will actually like your job.


Do it once and do it right. Also, you don't *need* to get your CPA unless you are set on doing people's taxes.

IDK, I've seen all angles of accounting and I think my favorite is from behind, but in your case, I'd suggest Advisory.

[DER E30]

I don't know you but I respect you. That's an intensive major. Ex gf did that at Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley and now works for EY. She doesn't do anything regarding tax though. She specialized in risk and now she is full time on internet security projects.




Also, I get to touch her boobs.

Thanks, I don't really know what I'm gonna do to get to 225 but Masters in Tax kinda makes sense. I'm in my first tax class thise quarter and I'm doing well and like it (oddly enough, I must just be weird) Next quarter could quite possibly be nuts as I'm taking 3 classes (including advanced tax) and accepted an internship at a local accounting firm. And I thought my 3 classes this quarter was nuts Every quarter ratchets up I swear

Boobs are good

[phreshkid]

Masters in Tax here we come;

I don't know you but I respect you. That's an intensive major. Ex gf did that at Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley and now works for EY. She doesn't do anything regarding tax though. She specialized in risk and now she is full time on internet security projects.




Also, I get to touch her boobs.

[DER E30]

I dont get to register till the 2nd of Dec for next semester.

W0w that's late! I signed up on Nov 6th.

*Last college level classes until I realize I should go for a masters

Yeah, I'm probably gonna have to do that too Need 225 credits to get CPA anyway Masters in Tax here we come;

[ST1G]

I need to sign up.

*Last college level classes until I realize I should go for a masters

I was planning on getting a masters in being a stance fag.