black mozzarella and avocado bruschettaKimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
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Ugh why does my business school hiring website make you pick an "industry preference" and a "job function preference"? I'm open to several industries and job functions, it's not like I'm majoring in "Federal Government Applications/System Analyst."
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Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
We got a large group of orthodox jews staying in the hotel I work at right now.
It´s like a Mel Brooks movie in here
It´s like a Mel Brooks movie in here
So search several industry preferences then. Sounds like you can't query multiple preferences at the same time? Yeah that sucksHurricane2k9 wrote:
Ugh why does my business school hiring website make you pick an "industry preference" and a "job function preference"? I'm open to several industries and job functions, it's not like I'm majoring in "Federal Government Applications/System Analyst."
Nah, I found a way to put in multiple preferences. It's more for the profile that employers see, rather than the job search function.
Doesn't matter since most of this shit is for rising seniors. I could do an unpaid internship at a corporation that, from my understanding, is a government contractor AKA they probably make tons of money
Doesn't matter since most of this shit is for rising seniors. I could do an unpaid internship at a corporation that, from my understanding, is a government contractor AKA they probably make tons of money
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hi matty
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suck it up. so you don't make any money, but you get experience working with other people + skills + time employed you can put on your CV.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
Nah, I found a way to put in multiple preferences. It's more for the profile that employers see, rather than the job search function.
Doesn't matter since most of this shit is for rising seniors. I could do an unpaid internship at a corporation that, from my understanding, is a government contractor AKA they probably make tons of money
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
true
although I just applied for a paid internship that I definitely qualify for
"suggested minimum GPA of 3.3" pfft try 3.7 niggas
although I just applied for a paid internship that I definitely qualify for
"suggested minimum GPA of 3.3" pfft try 3.7 niggas
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Those suggested minimums normally mean that below that average you 'need not apply'. The actual competitive GPA will be much much higher. 3.9 GPA here and I barely got an interview for my summer position (I got it because another guy declined).Hurricane2k9 wrote:
true
although I just applied for a paid internship that I definitely qualify for
"suggested minimum GPA of 3.3" pfft try 3.7 niggas
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Pochsy's a genius
Hardly. There's shit-tonnes of students with better GPAs than me at this school. I wouldn't even be considered for a masters at an Ivy League or Oxbridge university, despite my school ranking in the top 30 in the world. It's 4.0 or bust in the elite academic world, really.bugz wrote:
Pochsy's a genius
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That makes me cringe at the thought of going to Uni
It's not hard to come out the other end with a degree. The problem arises when you plan to move to a graduate program at a top university. You really have to be the absolute best in your graduating year for your subject.bugz wrote:
That makes me cringe at the thought of going to Uni
The shape of an eye in front of the ocean, digging for stones and throwing them against its window pane. Take it down dreamer, take it down deep. - Other Families
I think I kinda hurt my chances of getting into university based on the courses I didn't take in grade 12. I didn't take calculus/vectors, physics, chem, or bio. Most degrees require 6 U level courses I think.
Edit: not that I had planned on going to Uni, but it looks like it may be the best idea now before I get a job.
Edit: not that I had planned on going to Uni, but it looks like it may be the best idea now before I get a job.
Last edited by bugz (2012-02-01 13:46:02)
Yeah, it's 6 U levels. English and Calculus are really the only 2 required courses for most programs. English for every. single. one. Calculus for anything to even remotely do with math. Everything else is optional.
But with a diploma you would forgo those requirements, no? And they'd likely give you credits towards a degree to start (perhaps a year's worth).
DO EEET
But with a diploma you would forgo those requirements, no? And they'd likely give you credits towards a degree to start (perhaps a year's worth).
DO EEET
The shape of an eye in front of the ocean, digging for stones and throwing them against its window pane. Take it down dreamer, take it down deep. - Other Families
I think I may have been looking at the high school and not post-grad reqs
Based on this:
I really should take some kind of calculus and/or physics classes first though.
Based on this:
I should be able to get a year's worth of credits.Graduates of a two-year diploma program who present a minimum 3.0 G.P.A. will be considered for admission with advanced standing to a maximum of 5.0 credits (equivalent to one year). The advanced standing would be granted according to the appropriateness of the diploma program, the admission requirements of the degree program, and the achievement in relevant courses.
I really should take some kind of calculus and/or physics classes first though.
good thing I'm not going into elite academia
man this is the perfect weather to sit on the porch and have a nice long smoke. damn it lol.
No, but the same standards generally apply for most worth-while summer jobs. I'm just saying you can't even get cocky with a 3.9 and expect to get a job just because you exceed the minimum requirements.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
good thing I'm not going into elite academia
Good luck, though. The GPA and resume really just get you to the interview. The real work is in your social and bullshitting skills.
The shape of an eye in front of the ocean, digging for stones and throwing them against its window pane. Take it down dreamer, take it down deep. - Other Families
Very true.
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black mozzarella and avocado bruschettaKimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
lol
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Olive Drab FalafelDauntless wrote:
black mozzarella and avocado bruschettaKimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
lol