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Australia344 Posts
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Shelke14
Canada6655 Posts
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Suc
Australia1569 Posts
On April 23 2012 16:04 Caphe wrote: Come one, 4 courses for the whole semester, I am sure you are bored as hell. Take some extra courses, when I was in uni most of time I take around 30 credits/semester, you don't have time to breath when the exams come  .Damn son, I pretty sure it would be impossible to take 30 credits here, I'm taking 8 (average), you can take 10 if you want, and for 12 you have to write a letter asking permission to the head of your faculty or something. Not sure how your credits match up to ours, but that seems humanly impossible lol. | ||
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VarmVaffel
Norway378 Posts
On April 23 2012 14:48 sieksdekciw wrote: In life these are the professions that matter Doctor/surgeon Bio/chem researcher Software engineer/architect Networking engineer/architect Constructions engineer/architect Ninja Pirate It is only normal that any other field of work will make you feel not challenged, after all, other professions than above are for people with no special skills required. Everybody can write an 150 words essay on how French art in the 19th century influenced Eastern Europe but not everybody can make a surgery on a frog or determine the O(N) complexity of a recursive task done by parallel processes. Exact science is just harder and more challenging. Of course there have to be people that produce bread and stuff and people who make movies but in the medieval times those people were called peasants and jesters accordingly. I would reccommend switching before it is too late. I have a degree in sarcasm, and I'm offended by not seeing this on the list | ||
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