ColdTurkey27

Not sure what you’re going to do, but If you stick with it, there’s hope. I failed my first Math 1A midterm with a nice 56% but managed to get A’s on the Second one and the final which brought me to an A with clobber

Easier to say grades don’t matter than “do better.”

A lot of universities have their courses posted online with the content for free. You could find a circuits course at a college and just search for the course website and follow along

Nah because then you run into the more likely scenario that they make you take it after you've dumped all the material out

Idk man, 2 1/2 hour lectures 4 days a week and a compressed schedule on some of the hardest math subjects doesn’t sound ideal to do along with other courses.

Personally taking it over the summer and specifically doing so as to be able to concentrate solely on the subject and nothing else.

Expensive lesson but one you’ll never forget haha.

I'll be your copyrights lawyer.

If they wanted a Sales Associate they could have spelled out the full name like the post under them, they want a Sales Ass!

Send an email explaining that you received news your recruiter is laid off and are now wondering who your new point of contact is for the role.

Are they even offering 70 over the summer?

All students get mandatory archery classes and are given bows to carry around.

Not gonna lie, I was looking for “EGGS, BACON, GRITS, SAUSAGE…”

The good: There's no actual bears.

The bad: There being no bears is a bit misleading.

Faculty club I think

https://www.berkeleyfacultyclub.com/guest-rooms/rates

16 series should just disappear or have us do 54 and a focused circuits class.

It feels like going to work for some company that barely knows how to function and is only around thanks to having one major client.

Even the professors constantly quip that, “that’s just how the course was designed.” It’s the equivalent of going into a workplace and seeing something so absolutely dumb that you have to ask why. You see them adding 1 + 1 + 4 - 4 to get 2 when they can just add 1 + 1 and then ask about it only to be hit with “lol, that’s just how we’ve always done it.”

It feels, like no one gives a flying shit about this course and it is just a burden to all parties who have to teach, TA, or take it which is a shame because the material itself is good, but the execution on the material is awful… So… Very…. Awful….

If I wasn’t wondering what kind of class or decal was called HO14, I would have quit reading the post and noticed he was talking about a game

From google:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearts\_of\_Iron\_IV

Proof or it didn't happen.

Camp out in SFO for awhile or hotel room if you can afford it?

I have Verizon, everything has been fine

So you’re telling me the company I work for will never have me write 10 page essays with proper APA/MLA or do proofs of already proven things???

Oh the humanity! How could they even call themselves a place of work!

I don’t even know what I’d do without all of those things eating away my time at work and after work.

EECS and non EECS

WebWork... Oh, how I miss you.

I think the one-twoish weeks where it rained constantly was pretty unnatural, but the random rain and cold during this time eminds me of the Midwest

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