/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10027861
>year of work
>apply for literally Entry Level Engineer job
>0 years required, we love new graduates!
>sorry we were looking for someone with more experience

You literally can't. I've complained to the professor, and I've complained to the EthicsPoint system which went directly to one of the top department heads. Literally they asked the professor and TA if anyone was cheating: the professor wasn't there for the midterm, TA left the room and that's when students were cheating. They both said no and called it a day. LITERALLY that is 100% of the investigative effort my university (University at Buffalo, NY) put into reports of graduates cheating on a midterm. The graduates were already copying homework, and of course nothing was done then either.

I complained again about how they did nothing, and then when they told me how they did nothing, I became a (((person of concern))) and was called in because I said it was disgusting and I'd hurt the people that were cheating if I ever saw them again.

Found out from the scolding that more than FUCKING HALF THE CLASS was cheating on homework in one of them, and nothing was done. I've told people, even the people at school and they're just like "well why does it matter to you" and it's like "HALF OF MY CLASSMATES ARE CHEATERS YOU STUPID FUCKING NIGGER THIS UNIVERSITY AND DEGREE IS SHIT". I wish I could say that part, but christ people are retarded.

It's beyond a cultural problem because in literally every class the majority of the class is copying homework and the teachers just shrug and say "well I support working with others :^) ". Thankfully there have been a few classes that emphasize in-class/test work more than homework, and surprise, I go from being average or below average to more than a standard deviation up.

>>8457870

Good thing all these troubled people have you instead to give such helpful advice such as "dude just snap out if it" and "it's all in your head bro". I don't think there's any way I will make you understand just how important my meds are for me, but honestly I'd rather lose my left leg than going back to life before meds. I'm sure you will just dismiss me as some drug added sheeple or whatever, after all it doesn't fit into your narrative that psychiatry isn't all a hoax.

The sad thing is that shit people like you keep people who need help away from it. Fuck you

>decent education system
>have to live off campus because they don't have enough housing
>apply for loan to pay rent
>campus bitch thinks my cost of attendance is less than what it is
>I get $1850 of my $7200 approved loan, that money is only available to the uni
>I'll probably see none of it in time for rent
I'm going to tear the bitch a new asshole tomorrow, since she didn't respond to my email today. I can get another month of rent from my sibling, at least, and get money for food from my parents. That gives me maybe a month to get this shit sorted out. Fucking normies.

>>8107892

It's not a field per se, but if you include computer engineering FPGAs are really fascinating to work on, if a bit frustrating.

pic related, me useing xilinx ISE

>slowly training myself to say "OIL-ler"
>every so often, catch myself saying "YOU-ler"