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Yes. And meet people outside of the tech bubble. Do you really want to be engulfed by a male-dominated IBM/Google monoculture for 4 formative years?
by person_of_color 6y ago
Yes. And meet people outside of the tech bubble.
Do you really want to be engulfed by a male-dominated IBM/Google monoculture for 4 formative years?
- LudwigNagasena 6y ago>a male-dominated IBM/Google monoculture I don't see why "male-dominated" should be a problem. Statistically, I would even probably have more shared interests with them.
- michaelt 6y ago> I don't see why "male-dominated" should be a problem. If you feel you need a few more skill-points in talking to women in order to find a girlfriend or wife. College is a much easier and more forgiving environment to learn that sort of thing. Of course, that's not a concern for everyone. Some people know all they need to know already, or aren't looking for a hetero relationship!
- ghaff 6y agoIn many cases, the best schools for engineering also have pretty uneven gender ratios. When I got an engineering degree way back when it was about 1/7 women. (It's more even these days.)
- person_of_color 6y agoStudent societies are a thing