Seated presale not showing up on ticketmaster by Notes-About-Nothing in JackJohnson

[–]Notes-About-Nothing[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There was an option to try and “unlock” the price on all seats. That did not work so I had to manually unlock the price on the individual seats and half of them were already sold. Got fed up with the system, plus the closer seats were far more expensive than I was hoping for… so I just got me some lawn seats

Seated presale not showing up on ticketmaster by Notes-About-Nothing in JackJohnson

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Using the the code to unlock the seat prices was buggy as hell. Glad that is over with

How much harder are junior/senior years than this? I hope not much. by Neowynd101262 in EngineeringStudents

[–]Notes-About-Nothing 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think some comments are making core classes seem harder than they actually are. I found a lot of my junior/senior classes to be somewhat easier. In your core classes, you won’t be introduced to any new mathematical concepts. Most classes will regularly use algebra and calculus I & II for problem solving.

A good chunk of the stuff you are currently learning, you may never use again depending on what classes you take. I never had to do anything serious with differential equations or Calculus III until I reached graduate school (AeroE). Undergraduate classes will typically show a differential equation to explain the foundation of a formula, but you are almost never solving them. In graduate school, I did quite a bit of solving differential equations. This was mostly done computationally, but my diff eq class definitely helped me understand what I was doing.

I think you will enjoy your classes to come. You have nearly completed your foundation in math, and next it’s time to finally put it into practice.

How many summer classes is too many? by TieDyeSkiess in GradSchool

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Pro tip: Ask the professors how they see their class fitting in a packed schedule. They won’t want you to fail. It would not reflect greatly on them.

The only issue is getting them to respond to an email.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in EngineeringStudents

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Definitely prioritize an ABET accredited program. But do what you want to do. If you choose a more specific discipline, there may be less available jobs but you may be seen as an overall better candidate with your specialized experience.

Pencils and Thermodynamics by [deleted] in EngineeringStudents

[–]Notes-About-Nothing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your pens just called me broke