@Jacob Why did they underline that one? I guess they don't want the food employees telling the intl kids "you all have to go back" as you hand them their food?

lmao

It's either something based, or they just don't want "well meaning" students giving the foreign kids shitty advice

"Africa sounds like a great place to get a job...you should try there once you graduate."

"Literally anywhere, but here. We're full."

lol

Office of international students would have to take you if you claimed to be a gay Jew.

Some black woman was hitting on me in the elevator lolz

* rambles about muh social justice during interview *

@Jacob It might be false causation, it's not working during college that makes your gpa higher, it's having a work ethic and feeling personally invested in your education

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@TylerHess I think you're right. When I investigated this at my alma mater, it seemed that getting a double major didn't decrease your odds of having a job- neither did being involved with clubs, etc.

Some students would just do all that stuff. Conscientiousness.

But here's a weird one: double majors didn't consider themselves harder working on average. They were just smarter, per their SAT scores.

How you homies doing?

Honestly, if you're good at stuff, just load your schedule. More ammo for the resume gun.

Hello everyone

Not sure if I am allowed out of pledge hall but I am here

Don't know how

@TylerHess That is absolutely a very good point. It's doubtful that people with a shitty work ethic will even think about getting a job while in college.

That being said, it could very well be true that having a job while in college teaches you responsibility

From what I saw in undergrad, people either have or don't have a work ethic when they enter college, and rarely discover one once there.

@Trashboat hello broseidon

What's up brorak brobama

Also, I'm the kind of person who likes having a job. It makes me feel like I'm doing something useful. With school I don't really get that feeling, so it could kinda boost my moral.

Like, logically I know that I'm doing something productive in school, but it doesn't *feel* like it since the benefits are so delayed

Smart rich kids and affirmative action students will almost always get outdone by white working and middle class students

yeah that can be hard, it helped me to look at it as a place of duty

Welcome to general @Trashboat 👋🏻

Rich kids were less likely to do STEM. I didn't get the chance to figure out why. I thought it was weird, though.

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@Jacob Delayed gratification is very huwhite. 😉

@Trashboat you're new too? Exciting to see the place grow right around me.

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@Asatru Artist - MD but White kids were the richest! I wondered if it was a bunch of Asian engineers. I graduated before I could look further.

@Jake503 - OR Yeah I just got vetted yesterday

Don't worry, Asians are the new whites to the left. 👌🏻

It just gets weirder and weirder, man: https://redice.tv/red-ice-tv/human-blood-transfusions-can-they-extend-your-life-seeking-insight

Dude, I've wondered about that. I don't think Asians are as feverishly married to the Democrats as Blacks are. If we axe affirmative action, and liberals come howling for all the jobs we got those Asians- I think a lot would flip Republican.

@Bjorn - MD Sorry, man, I'm going to need your blood now.

@Asatru Artist - MD Swedish, dude. You couldn't handle it 😉