Hey Baxate! Love your content man, I am a big big fan. I am a freshman majoring in Comp Sci. But I also want to work on hardware after taming an EE class. I am not sure if I should double major or not. My school has a cpe curriculum but it doesnt focus on any software (there are two classes only). Of course I might stay an extra semester and that’s okay with me. Just want to know what you think!

Hey Bax, as someone that went to GT, do you think going to GT for CS as a second year transfer is worth being in around $80k debt by the time I graduate? (out of state student) My other option is to continue going to an in-state public university and only end up with around $15k debt. (for context this university is rated somewhere in the #70's for top CS colleges in the US) I wanna go to GT but not sure how much of a difference GT would be with experience, opportunities. education, etc.

I dont know what to do I have learned java until i reached the advanced level of it and learned oracle sql im currently about to start the last year of hight school and i want to keep upgrading from my self as a developer ao i try apply for a scholarship but dont know what to learn more so i have a strong cv when i apply to any scholarship i started c++ so i learn data structure and algorithm can you help me more and tell me what to do as i want to get into a cs collage but my highschool education only support engineer collage so i need to apply for a scholarship when im done with this year

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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