/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16000797
He's saying that students from the USA, students more likely to have been pushed to attempt research during undergraduate, perform better than european students, who are less likely to have attempted any research.

>>15908342
Congratz. He wants to write you a recommendstion letter.

>>15883382
Things that are true:
>Employer's pay significantly more for a diploma than 3.75 years of school. Employer's care if you finish the degree; they don't care about what you learned.
>Getting a degree will raise your income, but education has no discernible effect on GDP. Your degree helps you divert money to yourself, not produce more value.
Really makes you think.

>>15878369
Fucking boomers.