Hello Baxate I am a big of the content you create and I wanted to ask you a question, if you are willing to answer l of course. I wish to study law by attending law scholl and afterwards I wish to attend a business school. From your point of view do you think the knowledge I will gain by attending these schools will secure me a bright and successful future or not?

Hey, I plan to apply to many different schools in my state (Florida) as well as out of state. I'm worried that I might not stand out to these colleges, What projects or small additions can I do to stand out from the rest to overall increase my chances of securing an acceptance letter? Or if that's not how it works please help me. Thank you. Stats: 3.6UW GPA. 4.4W GPA (out of a 5.0 scale) scores: 1510 SAT, 34 ACT 7 AP classes and 10 Honors classes Extracurriculars: county and state qualifier in speech and debate. Skills: Understanding of Python, HTML, CSS, and Java. Projects: A WNBA and NBA sports betting model that calculates a projection of the player using a line of best fit and linear regression and then calculates a discrepancy by finding the difference of my projection to the actual sportsbook. Currently working on calculating the EV of the line and seeing if its positive or negative. Don't know if this matters but I'm first generation brown Asian My college list is 1/1000000: Stanford, MIT Reach: Georgia Tech, University of Michigan Target-Reachish: University of Florida, Purdue, Target/safety: University of Central Florida, USF

I am asking for ur opinion on computer science and physics double major. Is it worth it?

Hey Baxate, I’m currently in level 3 high school in New Zealand and I’ll be going university next year however, I can’t decide wether to just do a software engineering degree or do a conjoint of MIS and Computer science together. Thank you

Hey guys I’m a freshman at Vanderbilt and want to do HOD (business) Primary major and CS (secondary major )but would not be in the school of Eng. Would that affect me when applying for jobs latter on ? I got in as a CS major and don't have any incoming credits which requires me to take math basically eery semester until I graduate which is not somethings that I want to do.I also want to have something to fall back on if CS doesn't work out for me. I would appreciate some opinions on this