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Black Gun
Germany4482 Posts
what exactly is the affiliation of the term "grad student"? if someone says he is a grad student, do you think of him as a phd student or rather as a guy pursuing a masters degree? I know wikipedia says it can mean both, but what comes to your head first when hearing "grad student"? when I posted some pages ago, i actually meant that im a phd student in statistics.  | ||
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[Agony]x90
United States853 Posts
"Engineering and Related Technologies" | ||
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Skilledblob
Germany3392 Posts
On July 08 2011 04:39 Black Gun wrote: a little question to all the native english speakers: what exactly is the affiliation of the term "grad student"? if someone says he is a grad student, do you think of him as a phd student or rather as a guy pursuing a masters degree? I know wikipedia says it can mean both, but what comes to your head first when hearing "grad student"? when I posted some pages ago, i actually meant that im a phd student in statistics. undergrad = our bachlor graduate school = our master PhD = our doctor degree | ||
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link0
United States1071 Posts
On July 08 2011 00:48 nceuphoria wrote: I'm currently attending law school in Michigan, which means two things 1. I hardly have time to play any SC2, and 2. I hardly have any time at all. I notice it wasn't on the polls, perhaps it's not a common field for the gamer crowd, I don't know. I'll be happy if I can even find a job once I'm done with the current economy  . Going to UMich Law didn't stop me from mass gaming. | ||
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Battleaxe
United States843 Posts
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Rokusha
United States207 Posts
On July 08 2011 04:51 link0 wrote: Going to UMich Law didn't stop me from mass gaming. Just curious, I am thinking about going to law school after college. How hard is it really to find a job afterwards? I am just nervous because there seems to be a lot of negativity saying that there are too many lawyers in the country and unless you are top of your class in a top law school you won't find a good paying job afterwards. | ||
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TallMax
United States131 Posts
On July 08 2011 04:28 Patat0r wrote: Making my PhD in Image Processing. What kind of Image Processing? Microscopy? Astronomy? Or video? I've had to delve into it a bit, and it's pretty damn cool what you can do there. Good luck! | ||
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Turo
Canada333 Posts
In school, majoring in mathematics. EDIT: Apparently I'm the only carpenter on TL. Win. | ||
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Keitzer
United States2509 Posts
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Raisauce
Canada864 Posts
On July 08 2011 04:39 Black Gun wrote: a little question to all the native english speakers: what exactly is the affiliation of the term "grad student"? if someone says he is a grad student, do you think of him as a phd student or rather as a guy pursuing a masters degree? I know wikipedia says it can mean both, but what comes to your head first when hearing "grad student"? when I posted some pages ago, i actually meant that im a phd student in statistics. First thing that comes to my mind is a person pursuing their master's degree. People pursuing their phd are docorate students. Edit: I forgot to tell you guys what I do! I work at a small company as an IT consultant. I graduated in April with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Finance. | ||
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Vulcano
United States147 Posts
On July 08 2011 04:39 Black Gun wrote: a little question to all the native english speakers: what exactly is the affiliation of the term "grad student"? if someone says he is a grad student, do you think of him as a phd student or rather as a guy pursuing a masters degree? I know wikipedia says it can mean both, but what comes to your head first when hearing "grad student"? when I posted some pages ago, i actually meant that im a phd student in statistics. grad student means someone who has graduated from college, and is returning as a student. typically you arent a grad student unless you have a bachelors degree and are heading for your masters. PhD is yet another level, in which most ppl just say, im working on my doctorate edit: OOPS sry Raisauce i pretty much paraphrased what you just said 8 min ago  | ||
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howLiN
Portugal1676 Posts
On July 07 2011 13:05 Defacer wrote: Do Grad school were you want to find work/live. It will give you the opportunity to network and build relationships with leaders in the field. And be nice to your profs. You never know who they know. I have the job I have right now because my old dean recommended me for it. Yes, I'm planning on finishing it here. I was just thinking of enhancing my curriculum in some way because it can help when searching for employment. | ||
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Intox
Norway62 Posts
On July 08 2011 02:31 PolSC2 wrote: Security Site Manager for a Secret Level Classified facility. Sorry, I can't tell you anything else. Lol Area 51! | ||
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NoodleFish
South Africa198 Posts
Lol jokes aside, I too am studying towards being a Chemical Engineer. Currently in my 3rd year (officially - kinda failed a year) of studies and hopefully only 1 more til I get my degree. Also hoping jobs aren't too difficult to come by, although here in SA its depends on where u apply to. I'm hoping to be able to pay off my study loan as quickly as possible so I can focus on having a kickass life. | ||
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link0
United States1071 Posts
On July 08 2011 04:59 Rokusha wrote: Just curious, I am thinking about going to law school after college. How hard is it really to find a job afterwards? I am just nervous because there seems to be a lot of negativity saying that there are too many lawyers in the country and unless you are top of your class in a top law school you won't find a good paying job afterwards. Back when I graduated, if you get into a top14 law school, then you need to be top 50% or lower (depending on school) to have a good chance of landing a big law firm job that pays 175k starting. It should be somewhat more competitive now not but hopefully the economy will recover by the time you graduate. Big law firm work sucks dick though, and is arguably not worth the high salary, IMO. | ||
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CFRD119
United States97 Posts
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Beorning
United States243 Posts
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Samba
Germany452 Posts
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EpiK
Korea (South)5757 Posts
really not surprised by the poll results haha | ||
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Roeder
Denmark735 Posts
Providing clients with basic services as webpage creation, maintenance, support, etc. Currently I'm doing it freelance(ish) for friends and projects I support. For free, since it's hard to get bigger clients without being officially educated under it. However, I am with 2 others (another designer and a programmer) starting to set up a competitive eSports homepage/tournament located in Denmark whether it's going to be live or not, is still unknown. And after studies I'd like to get more into that. More seriously. | ||
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