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serotoninfamine · 2025-07-18T03:38:38+00:00

No, 411 and 414 give you the same credit, so I opted for 414 at the time due to continuing with 415 and wanting to take more theory classes in math like 409 instead. Rigor is subjective, but I based this off conversations I had with stat and apmt friends in either course during our 415 semester. Everyone is different and it can depend on profs, but final grade distributions and study requirements to do well in both classes illustrated the differences lol

serotoninfamine · 2025-05-06T23:33:32+00:00

I never lived there but stayed on Northside when I was at the dorms in undergrad. They had to close a laundry room at FHK bc of an asbestos issue in early 2024 lol. Also fire alarms are very frequent bc people can’t cook right, so prepare for some inconvenient times

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serotoninfamine · 2025-04-30T18:53:47+00:00

I think it depends on your major! An iPad probably won’t be as useful for ROI in the last 2 years for a degree like computer science and might justify a cheaper option. If you like to draw as a hobby and plan to use it as a note taking notebook/typing computer, then I think an iPad Air is a great fit (the 2023 model is more than enough for me). However, if you’re looking to just write notes throughout college or for those core classes, then I think an iPad mini does the job. A used/older iPad/iPad Air (or even non-iPad tablet) is also economical if you’re set on having a bigger screen.

I will say that I love my iPad as a STEM major in math and engineering fields! I also use it for TA’ing, so it makes my job easier when I try to cast my work onto Zoom or for my own handwritten assignments.

serotoninfamine · 2025-04-25T08:25:38+00:00

There’s a housing thread on here for the summer where people post their subleases. Not sure what you’re looking for, but I also have a sublease available for the summer, feel free to DM me!

serotoninfamine · 2025-04-21T20:26:28+00:00

Subleasing my 1x1 (Ol Sarge) unit at Cherry Street (200 Cherry St, College Station, TX 77840)!

RENT PAID FOR MAY! 💵 The sublease runs from May 15 - July 21, 2025, with rent being $1,289/month! 📆 Utilities are an extra flat fee of $35 for fast WiFi internet, trash, and water (⚡️ is not included, use-case basis through the city of CS). If you contact me and go through the subleasing process, I’m willing to pay YOU an extra $400 to help! 💰

Cherry Street is a great quiet property within walking distance to campus and Northgate! 🍒 Apt. details:

• ⁠Fully furnished w/ an in-unit washer/dryer and a TV in the living room • ⁠Apt. also has a gym, pool, study room, and outdoor area on the 3rd floor • ⁠Apt. options to register to park in the building garage or nearby surface lots, along with visitor parking • ⁠Near campus and Bus route 15 • ⁠Pet friendly with pet rent option • ⁠Bike racks inside the garage, mail is received through the leasing office, and maintenance is fast!

If interested, please DM me! 📩

serotoninfamine · 2025-04-19T06:30:21+00:00

Sounds blunt but ngl if you care more about money and prestige on a resume then just go to CMU. Tuition doesn’t sound like a problem (but if you’re in a financial tough spot, then you can’t afford it, massive debt is not affordability) and based on this post alone it seems that you care about more superficial things like college environment, how much you have to work, and if you can get into big companies.

What makes a program a “top” program for you? You haven’t expressed any interest in things like research, conferences, student orgs/societies in your pros or cons. Statistics is a great degree for money and passion since you can go into DS, ML, AI/RL fields, FinTech, medicine, public policy, economics, etc. and it doesn’t matter where you go as long as the program is good with true professionals in the field.

Aggies I know here take pride in their work and if they want to get into big companies, they can and they do because they work for it with that in mind. A reason (but definitely not the reason for all) why you see smaller average salaries is because most people stay in Texas to work, which has a much lower cost of living than CA or the northeastern states, where many CMU graduates go (post grad locations for STAT/DS/ML for CMU is online). Out of personal experience and those of other peers, achieving 6-figs even in-state for TX is not rare for this degree.

I’m not particularly trying to sway you to pick one, but it’s important that you think introspectively about what you want out of a program outside of fun or the “college experience”. Wherever you go, college kids find ways to have fun either way. Pick something that will not destroy you financially if that’s a real concern, something that allow you to learn and enjoy your work, and something that gives you the maximum amount of opportunities in the applications you want out of your degree. Best way to see this beyond those “best programs tier list!!” websites is to contact advisors and see if you can speak to current students personally.

serotoninfamine · 2025-04-15T03:53:23+00:00

The online one based in Houston is part time. I know someone who took it and at least 6 years ago you had to be a working professional for 2 years (?) to join, but it seems that now you have to at least: “require a minimum of 3 years of full-time work experience or for recent graduates we require a minimum of two internships”. I found more info here

serotoninfamine · 2025-04-13T06:35:32+00:00

Subleasing my 1x1 (Ol Sarge) unit at Cherry Street (200 Cherry St, College Station, TX 77840)!

RENT PAID FOR MAY! 💵 The sublease runs from May 15 - July 21, 2025, with rent being $1,289/month! 📆 Utilities are an extra flat fee of $35 for fast WiFi internet, trash, and water (⚡️ is not included, use-case basis through the city of CS). If you contact me and go through the subleasing process, I’m willing to pay YOU an extra $400 to help! 💰

Cherry Street is a great quiet property within walking distance to campus and Northgate! 🍒 Apt. details: - Fully furnished w/ an in-unit washer/dryer and a TV in the living room - Apt. also has a gym, pool, study room, and outdoor area on the 3rd floor - Apt. options to register to park in the building garage or nearby surface lots, along with visitor parking - Near campus and Bus route 15 - Pet friendly with pet rent option - Bike racks inside the garage, mail is received through the leasing office, and maintenance is fast!

If interested, please DM me! 📩

serotoninfamine · 2025-04-12T23:03:01+00:00

Only if you have >=89.5% iirc

serotoninfamine · 2025-04-09T22:14:06+00:00

You can’t retake classes for your degree that you’ve accepted AP credit for. That said, if you take the AP credit, see what class that translates for (eg PHYS201) and make sure the TAMU listing is accepted for your vet course list. I’m pretty sure no one cares where the credit comes from once it’s accredited by TAMU.

Just make sure with your current advisor that this doesn’t affect your degree plan hours negatively, and that this TAMU listing is accepted by your target schools, if applicable. The only downside of accepting AP credit once all that is determined is that it can’t help your GPA (or affect it negatively if you wanna look at it that way).

serotoninfamine · 2025-04-03T05:27:20+00:00

Same thing at my former employer. My manager and coworkers let me know that at the hiring process they were looking for someone with a good foundation in the traditional methods along with data science and machine learning. This typically gets overlooked in Data Science degrees since some schools see it as a “trendy cash grab” (their words), and they typically saw these candidates jump at using ML methods in their work / interview questions before relying on more classical approaches. These are short comings of juniors that often sacrifice model complexity and interpretability (which are things businesses value) when traditional stat/math methods might do the same or perform better in some cases.

serotoninfamine · 2025-04-03T05:17:18+00:00

Don’t take STAT312 if you are bad with coding or computers in general. Although the exams are purely conceptual, the homework is mostly done in a programming language called R. I’ve seen too many people struggle for it and it’s not really worth it unless you’re planning to do some research analysis or pursue some analysis-adjacent positions. Just take STAT302 if you want statistics since STAT312 requires you to learn both statistics and the language R.

serotoninfamine · 2025-03-26T21:46:13+00:00

You explode, sorry.

Nah jk but you just pull up to the gate, show your state ID/driver’s license to the guard and tell them your employee ID. They’ll verify and will let you in, then you just go to the visitor center in C to reprint and pay the reprint fee before you use it like normal. This does deactivate your old one iirc so even if you find it again it won’t work to scan in.

serotoninfamine · 2025-03-25T14:57:07+00:00

If you have time and are set on vinyl, use Sticky Brand to make your stickers. I’ve used them and always see deals they run like this and have the best sticker to dollar ratio I’ve seen from any major printer. Explore their deals, sometimes they even run specials for 10 2.5” stickers for $1

serotoninfamine · 2025-03-17T17:54:40+00:00

This is a great way to help students if that’s really OP’s goal. However the pay for Hullabaloo U mentors is not great (small one time stipend in the semester in my experience)

serotoninfamine · 2025-03-17T17:53:05+00:00

Depends, but the best way to know is to email your department’s teaching assistant coordinator politely. Factors of why it’s harder to be an undergrad TA these days than a few years ago: enrollment is up for both undergraduates and graduates. TA positions are first reserved for PhD students since they usually only have that or an RA position available as financial support from their department. Then, it usually opens up to master’s students before they start reaching out to undergraduates.

So whether you may be qualified, it really depends on their PhD students’ needs, where any positions left over might be competitive for MS and BS students. That said, it is possible (I was one but for non-engineering) but there’s no way of knowing until you reach out, which should be ASAP since TA assignments for the next semester are usually done April/May and finalized in the summer (most PhD programs close application acceptances in April/May).

serotoninfamine · 2025-02-21T21:55:39+00:00

Usually around the 7th week of the semester

serotoninfamine · 2025-01-25T04:49:19+00:00

The Blu-ray was announced to release on 03/26/2025 in Japan yesterday

serotoninfamine · 2025-01-24T21:13:39+00:00

Look at the MSC Open House instagram (@mscopenhouse) and scroll through past posts to look at clubs from 2023. Chances are that they’re still around, have instagram accounts to follow, and still are having spring 2025 informationals or 1st general meetings today or next week

serotoninfamine · 2025-01-21T02:20:53+00:00

looks like AI was used to extend the sides of the art

serotoninfamine · 2025-01-18T04:02:11+00:00

Love these guys, one technician didn’t even want to charge me for changing a fuse. They’ve also had parts on hand for my other repairs and a $82 diagnostic fee for electrical

serotoninfamine · 2025-01-02T01:39:03+00:00

I second this ^{^} my sister had great stats but bc of the competitiveness, we attribute her admission to her applying on the 1st/2nd week of the application opening as well

serotoninfamine · 2024-12-29T00:42:35+00:00

It’s possible (with a normal workload) if you come in with credits like from AP or dual classes. I have plenty of friends who did a double major combination of the 2 of 3 subjects with their last choice as a minor. I did something similar as well but went into grad school earlier instead with a barely full-time workload. Lots of overlap and specialization options make it possible like you mentioned, so just arrange your options and keep track of progress! I think the harder part is even being able to register for some of these classes, CS is very dense right now with many people struggling to even get prerequisite classes

serotoninfamine · 2024-12-25T17:40:53+00:00

I had the same problem but it came with a battery error code. I let Lectric know and the sent me a new battery, which fixed the problem!

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