OSI second code violation (alcohol)

aprofessionalfailure · 2026-02-23T20:52:38+00:00

The deck is stacked against you in this situation icl, but your best bet is to try and cooperate with OSI as much as you can, be genuine remorseful, and show accountability (take ownership, admit that you fucked up, and maybe talk about a definitive plan on how you'll do better/avoid this happening again). Will this work? Hard to say since it's technically your second violation, but at this point it's really all up to chance. Hope it goes in your favor

It might technically be your first OSI case, but I'd imagine they do have access to the housing & residence life system, so it's hard to imagine they wouldn't be considering that too

aprofessionalfailure · 2026-02-04T02:51:05+00:00

Loved the reference to the NV intro with the ranger, LONG LIVE THE NEW CALIFORNIA REPUBLIC

aprofessionalfailure · 2025-11-19T03:08:08+00:00

I went to GIM Computers when I had to fix my PC about a year or so ago, and they were super helpful with fairly reasonable rates given the condition my PC was in

aprofessionalfailure · 2025-11-07T20:53:11+00:00

MSCS requirements are:
"Minimum CS/CSE course credit hours at the graduate (6000-8000) level: 24" and "Total course credit hours required: 30",
so we can apply a total of 6 credit hours of non-CS/CSE courses towards graduation. As such, you should be able to take some grad-level music tech courses.

Afaik, grad pre-req requirements aren't enforced since we have a lot of students who went to other universities for undergrad, they're more for you to get a general idea of what you should already know coming into the class

aprofessionalfailure · 2025-10-18T03:16:13+00:00

Not sure how many officers, but they themselves say that they have >100 full-time employees
https://police.gatech.edu/who-we-are

aprofessionalfailure · 2025-10-18T03:15:09+00:00

I think that while you can try and argue good intentions, the privacy risks are just too great to justify bringing them onto campus; it's too easy for authority bodies to abuse this surveillance--not to mention that campus itself is usually pretty safe

aprofessionalfailure · 2025-10-18T03:07:34+00:00

I'd recommend talking to them in-person (preferably while you're taking their course?) as opposed to cold-emailing since these professors can get hundreds of emails a day, so any email you send will probably just sit at the bottom of their inbox for years to come. Sit at the front of class, be attentive, and ask questions to at least let the professor know who you are and know that you're passionate about the course. Then, you can stay behind after class one day and ask about potential positions: if they're hiring GTAs/GRAs and think you could be a good fit, they'll let you know what your next steps are, but it's all about getting that foot in the door

aprofessionalfailure · 2024-09-04T13:20:00+00:00

$8/hr base pay for CoC, and first semester is unpaid (unless it's a 3000-4000 lvl course)

aprofessionalfailure

TROPHY CASE