First steps to my CSS degree...

[B16]

Its like the old SAT. half math, half english. Its mostly critical thinking and your process for problem solving. You have to apply rules and formulas to situations to solve the problems. Its an extra step past knowing Pythagorean theory and such.

I took the manhattan gmat course and had to work my ass off. Since youve done a lot of math, you should be ok. its more of a right of passage to weed out people who don't want to work hard.

I actually never took an SAT either.. lol. I did 2 years at a CC then transferred to a state university.

Thanks for the pointers!

 

[tab]

Good for you! Keep pushin bro.

 

[TurboMirage]

 

[get_nick]

That's so awesome.

 

[Briansol]

disagree.

some of those CS chicks were whores

 

[get_nick]

disagree.

some of those CS chicks were whores

my first thought was hanging out with 72 virgin chicks. but i think the joke is referring to the guys in the program.

 

[B16]

disagree.

some of those CS chicks were whores

I think we had 5; and they were all FOB.

 

[B16]

my first thought was hanging out with 72 virgin chicks. but i think the joke is referring to the guys in the program.

Either way, who the hell wants to deal with so many virgin womenz...

Give me 72 sluts, now we're talkin...

 

[Briansol]

always pay more for the EX model. Avoid the std model. ya hear?

 

[E_SolSi]

potentially NWS

http://i39.tinypic.com/2j4o8r5.jpg

 

[Matts96HB]

Engineering was the worst - at least at my school. By the end of sophomore year all of the decent looking females had dropped with the exception of one. Naturally, she has a crowd of thirsty dudes following her around at all times.

 

[get_nick]

potentially NWS

http://i39.tinypic.com/2j4o8r5.jpg

how do you know i'm gay? i noticed they left the "n" out of "pre-owned".

 

[E_SolSi]

seen that pic a bunch of times... never noticed that

 

[B16]

There were words on there?

 

[get_nick]

So going back to school has paid off after only 1 quarter. I got an internship at F5 Networks. I posted over in the career thread as well.

https://hondaswap.com/threads/need-feedback-on-career-decision.528328/

 

[phunky.buddha]

not if you're asian. i'm not asian, so it was hard.

I was told by friends that I would ace it without studying other than getting familiar with the terminology...

 

[get_nick]

I was told by friends that I would ace it without studying other than getting familiar with the terminology...

The english portion is actually really tough. The math part you need to understand how to apply different concepts and theories. For example, everybody knows how to answer the SAT question of finding the volume of a cylinder. But the GMAT asks you to find the new area of a can label if you were to double the volume of the cylinder can.

 

[phunky.buddha]

Oh, that's easy. And no problems with the English portions of these tests here either.