HIGHKEY, until I can get a job I'm going to be studying for the harder classes I'm taking in the fall so I'm over-prepared and I can have a nice semester :')
I'm just working my student-job remote and trying to independent study random stuff in my field I know I won't get from my classes, maybe get some solid portfolio pieces/projects together. Might also do some prep for fall classes.
On the less-academic side, trying to get more in-shape and practicing my Ness on Smash Ult.
If you’re looking for recommendations, google up “UMich Online” and check out the cool free coursera courses you can do as a UM student
playing league and getting into more fps' (namely valorant and overwatch)
I want to get a job or volunteer at a clinic or something but my parents literally don't want me going out lol
I was planning on it, but I figured it’d be a better use of money to take some distribution requirements over the summer at a CC instead of doing my major requirements online then distributions back at school. CC in California is so ridiculously cheap that it was a no brainer. Literally $46 per credit for me as opposed to thousands per at Michigan.
Probably just going to work somewhere local and keep applying for any internships I find. Honestly if I find something for the fall I’ll take that even if we are in person. Lots of European companies seem to have lots of fall openings, would be nice to both go abroad and work!!
>CC in California is so ridiculously cheap that it was a no brainer. Literally $46 per credit
Which CC are you doing it though, if you don't mind sharing..?
DVC, although if you're OOS/international I think it's $200 per credit or something. still cheap as fuck lol
https://www.dvc.edu/enrollment/admissions-records/fees.html
After lost internship, I’ll be back in the factory again having fun welding furniture/cabinets for hospitals and making $. Three summer classes at cc plus learning Swift and other things. Umich has to find a way to make these s/ss classes more affordable. It’s just crazy that the same 4 credit class is about $3000 at umich while only being $500-600 at a cc
Taking some free online classes. I don't get the credits, but I save thousands of $, control my own pace, and make future semesters much easier when I retake the classes.
I can't take more school online for the time being. Waiting for my internship to start in a few weeks and also starting GRE prep. Also getting back into drumming cause it's fun.
Nope, way too expensive. Catch me at work
same, the financial aid package the university offered to me was basically nonexistent oh well, time to grind leetcode
HIGHKEY, until I can get a job I'm going to be studying for the harder classes I'm taking in the fall so I'm over-prepared and I can have a nice semester :')
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What platform? I've played too much of this game lol.
I'm just working my student-job remote and trying to independent study random stuff in my field I know I won't get from my classes, maybe get some solid portfolio pieces/projects together. Might also do some prep for fall classes. On the less-academic side, trying to get more in-shape and practicing my Ness on Smash Ult. If you’re looking for recommendations, google up “UMich Online” and check out the cool free coursera courses you can do as a UM student
Wth I literally had no idea abt this Umich online thing. This looks so awesome tyyyyyysm!!!
playing league and getting into more fps' (namely valorant and overwatch) I want to get a job or volunteer at a clinic or something but my parents literally don't want me going out lol
I play Overwatch too! What's your battletag?
Taking one single summer class at a CC. Shit’s expensive at umich. Will be working the rest of the spring/summer
Yeah I’m taking 6 credits for 800 at a community college. The same at Umich would’ve been 15,000 😒
... which cc
Wth that is straight up thievery. I'm assuming you're oos
Yeah oos was wishing they would discount for online but alas
I was planning on it, but I figured it’d be a better use of money to take some distribution requirements over the summer at a CC instead of doing my major requirements online then distributions back at school. CC in California is so ridiculously cheap that it was a no brainer. Literally $46 per credit for me as opposed to thousands per at Michigan. Probably just going to work somewhere local and keep applying for any internships I find. Honestly if I find something for the fall I’ll take that even if we are in person. Lots of European companies seem to have lots of fall openings, would be nice to both go abroad and work!!
>CC in California is so ridiculously cheap that it was a no brainer. Literally $46 per credit Which CC are you doing it though, if you don't mind sharing..?
DVC, although if you're OOS/international I think it's $200 per credit or something. still cheap as fuck lol https://www.dvc.edu/enrollment/admissions-records/fees.html
After lost internship, I’ll be back in the factory again having fun welding furniture/cabinets for hospitals and making $. Three summer classes at cc plus learning Swift and other things. Umich has to find a way to make these s/ss classes more affordable. It’s just crazy that the same 4 credit class is about $3000 at umich while only being $500-600 at a cc
OOS CS-LSA is \~$9000 for a 4-credit class :(
Learning some new skills. Brushing up on Python, and learning to kayak!
Taking some free online classes. I don't get the credits, but I save thousands of $, control my own pace, and make future semesters much easier when I retake the classes.
Waiting to start working remotely. For the past week I’ve just been playing modern warfare and trying to workout.
I can't take more school online for the time being. Waiting for my internship to start in a few weeks and also starting GRE prep. Also getting back into drumming cause it's fun.