/sci/ - Science & Math

>University of Michigan
>Physics, Mathematics
>3.5
>Nonstop practice problems
>Yes. There are lots of interesting things out there, but I wouldn't want my foundation/education in anything else.
>Nope. I had the opportunity to switch to engineering at one point and was considering it, but decided not to.

>>8210145
Kinda funny, I used to go on /sci/ regularly from junior year of high school up until my junior year of college. After high school I went to a no-name, local, easy (read: shit-tier) university, but then for my junior year I transferred to Michigan. With all the opportunities (research, professors, classmates, activities, etc.) I've been so distracted I haven't even had time to go on /sci/. This is my first time popping in randomly in maybe 6 months or so (when I randomly popped in last time). I'm just procrastinating on a thing for my summer internship.

Most of /sci/ is garbage. I don't even remember it being this bad when I went on regularly, but holy shit.

If we assume the people in top schools aren't just blatantly lying: you have a lot better to be doing than being a regular on here. If you can't see this, then you deserve to be made fun of/questioned. People who don't have access to resources at a good university or aren't as successful (as I used to be) can't really see how bad it is here. At my high school and previous university, there was such a dearth of people interested in science and math that this was the only place I really knew where I could go to discuss these topics. I also used to think this place was really good for that reason. Now, I'm looking through the catalog and something like 90% of the threads make me cringe.