While "on topic" (LOL) I'll say that we seem to be having a cycle of a few inches of snow, then it melts, then we get a few more. We're due up to 7 inches in my area in CT tonight, a cold week (down to 4*F tomorrow night), then 7 more inches on Friday. Then it'll get in the high 30s on Monday and it'll start to melt. Then we probably won't get any more. But I'd love more! I love the snow... getting out there and shoveling in the fresh, crisp air, getting the blood flowing, is a great feeling (as long as there's not too much and it's really wet and heavy).
Last week, regarding college, I had a dillemma. I wanted a bachelor's in Computer Networking or Information Systems or something along those lines. My community college offers and associate's in Networking, but the university I want to go to only has a bachelor's in Computer Science, so most of those classes I'd take at the CC wouldn't transfer. Then I found out that a private university an hour and 15 minutes away would take the CC's Associate's and let me to go on to bachelor's. But that means more money, and a long commute. So I started looking at job postings in the IT field and 90% of them require a bachelor's in Computer Science. So now I looked up every single class required at the university, checked their course equivilants at the CC, and am building a plan for which classes to sign up for this semester (which, aaaaahhh, starts... tomorrow...). So far it's looking like Precalc, Discrete Structures, Astronomy (my chosen class for the Natural Sciences part of the Tier I Liberal Arts Curriculum), and maybe something else, or get switch Discrete Structures since I'm already taking a math class.
Last week, regarding college, I had a dillemma. I wanted a bachelor's in Computer Networking or Information Systems or something along those lines. My community college offers and associate's in Networking, but the university I want to go to only has a bachelor's in Computer Science, so most of those classes I'd take at the CC wouldn't transfer. Then I found out that a private university an hour and 15 minutes away would take the CC's Associate's and let me to go on to bachelor's. But that means more money, and a long commute. So I started looking at job postings in the IT field and 90% of them require a bachelor's in Computer Science. So now I looked up every single class required at the university, checked their course equivilants at the CC, and am building a plan for which classes to sign up for this semester (which, aaaaahhh, starts... tomorrow...). So far it's looking like Precalc, Discrete Structures, Astronomy (my chosen class for the Natural Sciences part of the Tier I Liberal Arts Curriculum), and maybe something else, or get switch Discrete Structures since I'm already taking a math class.
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