I thought I wasn’t into clocktower anymore but this new monthly group near me reignited the passion. So I was contemplating clocktower con, but unfortunately there’s just no way for me to justify the expense given that none of my friends are into it. Also my boss would probably reject the time off request since I just took a 10-day vacation in December
I tried inviting two of my colleagues to my next clocktower meetup next Sunday. Hoping at least one of them shows up
have you done any internships or anything
based
I am majorly burnt out of playing clocktower but not STing
no thats what i was applying to do this year but i only applied to like 2 and i rushed the applications so they weren’t very good and i didn’t get accepted 
aw rip
im supposed to be doing a summer school thing so that I can do my biology credits
but i tried last year and they were like “you have been accepted (into the business class)”
Side note: work experience in general is invaluable before starting grad school. Doesn’t have to be related to your field
i got a scholarship that came with an internship so i am pretty set
are you doing general too or something specified?
one of these days i will actually get a job
wow
The program i got accepted to has a first year without a declared major but im interested in electrical
I can’t get Pell grant annoyingly because I’m doing school part time. My work has a scholarship app imma do but I know chances are next to none I get it lol. Also I don’t really need it; I’m a good deal richer than almost all my colleagues
me waiting to find out if i get the national merit scholarship
It’s more fun to spend my off days running the lake shore but I know I need to start investing time in refreshing on the physics and calculus since it’s been 5+ years
ah
most of my electrical modules were pain
stuff like induction motors, synchronous systems and 3-phase power i found rlly difficult but thats mostly cuz they weren’t taught very well
if i’m being honest i found mechanics and materials science the easiest but electronics and microengineering modules were probably the most interesting
if I’m being honest it’s really likely i switch it up after my first year lol
like
bring a race car engineer or smth would be fucking cool and I’d have to go mechanical for that
Really strong urge to go run 35 miles after I put my laundry in the dryer lol
Don’t think I can resist so probably will