What made them successful was good relationships/recommendations from professors, and a high GPA. I'm really worried If I made the wrong decision. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. The CS grads I know all do very well in industry. I got into notre dame REA, international student for computer engineering.
I got into notre dame REA, international student for computer engineering.
I had my share of good and bad professors, and I presume you would find them at any school. The way some of my friends describe finding internships at their schools almost makes the think they have an employment agency. You will meet people at all of them. I wouldn't worry about that through- it gives you time to explore all of your options, and you can always find more technical opportunities in clubs and research. You will be able to network through all of them. There are very few schools that everyone agrees on in the real world.
At least there is the large ND network, which is literally everywhere in the world, and you could probably network by simply reaching out to your local ND club of _______. Freshman CS is more or less non-existent at the University. For example, the research lab I'm in has about 7 grad students and 5 undergrads, so I've been able to build strong relationships with the other students and leading professor, and even obtained a co-authorship on a paper in my first semester. This was enough for me. new venture competition and hackathons. You really can't go wrong with any of those choices though, best of luck! That's a helpful perspective.
That's not really a concern of mine, country wide is definitely preferable.
Your true major courses will not begin in earnest until sophomore year.
Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Try to find a program you like in a place you like for the least amount of debt possible. A Notre Dame education is a valuable investment in the holistic individual—not just for their careers, but also for the person they become in mind, body, and spirit.
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There are also quite a few opportunities to make your resume stand out, like the McCloskey (??) Heard mixed stories about financial aid. Thanks you so much for your response! The undergraduate student body at Notre Dame is equally balanced. I just want to get rid of the one nagging doubt I have about it.. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast, More posts from the engineering community. Are you keen to get involved with your department's clubs and societies? As long as you distinguish your ambitions and abilities, you'll be fine.
New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Press J to jump to the feed. And if you're going to blow $140k+ on an undergraduate degree you might as well go to RHIT. I actually went to Berkeley for my B.S, and the majority of my classmates went on to pursue graduate degrees. I'm waitlisted at GT but will choose notre dame over it. I will also minor in Innovation and entrepreneurship from Mendoza. There are very few schools that everyone agrees on in the real world. Thanks!
I think a schools's name matters more when facing the job market than when facing an admissions officer. Was it easy to form strong relationships with professors and get involved in research at Berkeley?