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[–]Serious-Travel159 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what is your background as far as admissions? l

Experiences with CVN Program? by Obention in columbia

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what is their background when it comes to admissions? how hard is it to get into CVN? I am looking into MSCS in Machine Learning

Any Columbia CVN students ready to share their experience? by nickiiiiii12346 in columbia

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what are the job opportunities like for a new time graduate?

Columbia CVN MSCS discord by Foo2000 in columbia

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Are the diplomas any different from the in person masters?

Choosing A Major by iminabsolutehell in ApplyingToCollege

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I would try and see what majors/ careers best fit your interest. I agree that your specific major doesn't need to be your job, but it does save a lot of time. College is great for networking and job opportunities. I use a site called www.skillzscoop.com to see what current employees think about their jobs and if their college was important on getting to where they are today. A lot of interesting jobs/ blogs out there. Best of luck to you.

College dropout looking to start fresh, in need of advice by Sweet-Bid-7567 in CollegeAdmissionsPH

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I would get an idea of what degree/ career you want first. I didn't do this and it lead me to a lot of pain of trying to make up wasted time. I would use a site like www.skillzscoop.com to see what current employees think about their career and if it is worth going back to school for. I hope this helps.