I am an international student from India (CBSE) and have been accepted to UW (with co-op) and NTU for CS. I am having a hard time choosing between the two. I ultimately want to work in a good tech company. Total expenditure: UWaterloo: USD 210K (after co-op earnings, otherwise USD 320K) NTU Singapore: USD 150K (without earnings from internships/part-time jobs) Affording UW is a bit stressing for me Which one should I choose?

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Hi Baxate, I am an incoming electrical engineering major at UNLV. I plan to be an swe or AI/ML/Robotics engineer in the future. I know college is not a good place to code but my school’s cs curriculum is just not up to date and I feel it would be counterproductive to do that degree. I am learning programming on the side and I am determined to learn as much as possible. But I also have doubts that I might be “behind” because of my degree. I would like to know what you think since you were a CpE major. Should I stay in EE or do CS?

Hey man, I currently just finished my second year of university at King’s College London studying Computer Science however I applied too late for any internships and it seems like I won’t be getting any this summer. Do you have any advice on how to get any actual work experience in before I finish my degree next year? I started doing some side projects to build up my GitHub but after watching one of your latest videos you talk about it not being that important so I’m just a little worried right now

Hey Baxate, I am going to start university this fall, my intended program of study is CS and Stats major and a math minor. The thing is that my college is in Canada (University of Toronto) and I have been told that tech opportunities in Canada are far less than US so I am planning to do as many internships as possible during my graduation to secure a good job. So what would you recommend I do so that I can get an internship right after my 1st year and is that even possible to do so?