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As an engineering student at Waterloo, I'll tell you something: While UWaterloo is definitely golden in the eyes of a lot of technical employers, there's nothin
by karanbhangui 16y ago
As an engineering student at Waterloo, I'll tell you something: While UWaterloo is definitely golden in the eyes of a lot of technical employers, there's nothing I've seen inherently special in this school. If switching is not easy for you, doing well in your particular school could serve you better. I don't think Waterloo professors or classes are any more rigorous or better than other Canadian schools. Out of curiosity, what school do you go to?
- HiroshiSan 16y agoI go to Carleton University. It's a wonderful school don't get me wrong, but I would love to be in the environment that Waterloo provides. This takes me back to Paul Graham's Cities and Ambition essay. My best friend who goes to Waterloo recently wrote a blog post on what type of message she thinks Waterloo sends: http://itsallinu.com/?p=165 http://itsallinu.com/?p=165
- karanbhangui 16y agoHey, I know Ashley :) Take a look at some of Rajesh Kumar's (Nanotech Engineering 2010) essays: http://rajesh.rapidtech.ca/archive_2009_08.html#the-case-for-waterloo.html http://rajesh.rapidtech.ca/archive_2009_08.html#the-case-for...
- HiroshiSan 16y agosmall world haha. Neat blog I like his writing style. Catch 22 is one of my favourite effects that he talks about.