/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3864515
>Posted from my iPad Steve Jobs memorial edition.

http://matt.might.net/articles/phd-school-in-pictures/

this is so fucking brilliant, i frequently view it.

>the faces of my animals when 55,000 of the 56,000 people that signed up drop out after the first lecture becuase it's too hard

Don't worry OP, that just means you are not as inteliigent as most people. Learning and understanding quickly IS inteliigence.

Going home and memorizing things will get you by though, so keep at it. You're doing a good job though! if i was in your situation I would just accept my intelligence and do something easier, like arts or maybe an apprenticeship. It would really annoy me if I was always behind and not undertstanding the content.

Oh well, you keep at it!

mathematical finance

>oh wow so you'll like be an analyst in new york and play the stock markets and do cocaine

yep

>>3250760
OH DEAR THOSE POOR COWS!

>>3214446
>>3214446
>>3214446
structual engineering student, whatever.

the point is, I WILL be an engineer, unlike the OP, who tightens bolts and uses "common sense" to solve problems and calls himself an engineer.

seriously, is that even legal? isn't it like someone calling themself a doctor because they change sheets of patients, give them bathes and know to only take 2 aspirin tablets at once?

shit should be illegal, and the company OP works for prosecuted.

I study civil engineering, and mathematical finance.

got interviews with some companies coming up soonish. any of you fruitloops done interviews with international companies? what should i expect?

eh whatever i assume they'll just hire me because i'm pretty fucking awesome. compared to other engineering grads atleast, bunch of socially retarded nerds.

>mfsw i realise EK knows nothing about mathematics

5th year stuctural engineering/quantitative finance double degree

come at me bro