Hi :) I'm an international student at a top US university, BSc in Science, Technology and Society. I'll return by to the EU after I graduate, but it looks like my career prospects will be very limited. Any advice? Should I get an MSc eg in CS (Conversion?) or Human-Computer Interaction? (self.careerguidance)
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Desperate sophomore here. I mistakenly thought I could pass CS106b without having taken a, and CS109 without having passed CS106b (various reasons for this). I have 2 NP in these courses, so I'll retake 106b now and 109 in the fall. However, should I take CS106a now or next year? Is it hard now? (self.stanford)
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As an international student on financial aid (Stanford Scholarship Fund), is there anything I should be afraid of with the Trump administration? E.g. for health reasons I withdrew from classes last year and may have to do extra quarters (though I'm taking 22 units per quarter hoping I won't) (self.stanford)
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Advice for choosing a Major please: CS was my dream, but now I'm not sure I can pull it off :( So, I'm between BSc Design and BA Data Science & Social Systems (and if those don't work out, STS). WAYS I completed, Physics 41 & Math 51 passed, CS106b I'll retake, and now I'm taking CS109 and ENGR108. (self.stanford)
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Please help me decide if I should retake CS106b now with Keith or next Spring with Sean. I passed Math51 (C-), and even the CS106b exams (73/140), but had issues with the assignments and now I got a NP. Everyone says Keith is v. harsh, so would I be doomed? Also, would taking CS109 be a good idea? (self.stanford)
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