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  • JBird
    E30 Modder
    • Sep 2010
    • 980

    #1

    Evergreen State College?

    Does anyone here go to the Evergreen State College? Or, did anyone go to school there?

    I'll be starting there in a couple of weeks, studying Computer Science. I'm moving up there this week. I just graduated from PSU this last spring, so I'll be getting my second Bachelors from Evergreen. It looks like it will be a much better school than PSU.



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    i.e. it's a necessary but somewhat unpleasant chore and they want something to make the task a little easier and insulate them from the process."
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  • e30Rooster
    E30 Modder
    • Jan 2010
    • 958

    #2
    What area are you moving to? I'm going to TCC but evergreen is close to where I live.
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    • 318isbmw
      Moderator
      • Nov 2005
      • 2841

      #3
      I can't imagine them being taken seriously with "narrative evaluations" rather than grades. I know there's a conversion, but it's so subjective it's pointless. I've never met anyone at Boeing, or the commercial insurance industry, who went there.

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      • danielmp
        Wrencher
        • Dec 2010
        • 285

        #4
        Originally posted by 318isbmw
        I've never met anyone at Boeing, or the commercial insurance industry, who went there.
        That would make them proud. I don't judge it either way but it's an arts/liberal arts school, you'd be an idiot to go there if your goal is to succeed in the commercial insurance industry.

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        • 318isbmw
          Moderator
          • Nov 2005
          • 2841

          #5
          Originally posted by danielmp
          That would make them proud. I don't judge it either way but it's an arts/liberal arts school, you'd be an idiot to go there if your goal is to succeed in the commercial insurance industry.
          Understandable, but usually the goal of college is to get a decent career, I used the two areas I've been apart of, and Boeing has a big impact in Washington so sorry I related it to real life and careers.
          Last edited by 318isbmw; 09-21-2013, 04:15 PM.

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          • JBird
            E30 Modder
            • Sep 2010
            • 980

            #6
            Originally posted by 318isbmw
            I can't imagine them being taken seriously with "narrative evaluations" rather than grades. I know there's a conversion, but it's so subjective it's pointless. I've never met anyone at Boeing, or the commercial insurance industry, who went there.
            I have 4 friends who graduated from Evergreen after studying Computer Science/Engineering there and they all work as Software Engineers/Architects at Intel. One of them is even living in Ulm, Germany after transferring there with Intel. I've worked at Intel both as an intern and contractor for the last 7 years and been around the Intel environment for longer. My boyfriend also works at Intel as a Software Engineer (he went to DeVry), so we both know that, it usually doesn't matter what school you went to, just as long as you have a technical degree and the skills to show for it.


            "The Camry is an appliance, not a car. It attracts folks who have the same regard for driving that they have for washing dishes,
            i.e. it's a necessary but somewhat unpleasant chore and they want something to make the task a little easier and insulate them from the process."
             - my friend, Número Veintiséis

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            • JBird
              E30 Modder
              • Sep 2010
              • 980

              #7
              Originally posted by e30Rooster
              What area are you moving to? I'm going to TCC but evergreen is close to where I live.
              I'm going to live with a friends parents in Puyallup for this Fall term, and then I'll move in with my friend at his house in Olympia.


              "The Camry is an appliance, not a car. It attracts folks who have the same regard for driving that they have for washing dishes,
              i.e. it's a necessary but somewhat unpleasant chore and they want something to make the task a little easier and insulate them from the process."
               - my friend, Número Veintiséis

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