4 ms·

An entirely different tier? Out of how many schools that offer CS as a graduate program? I graduated from State. What exactly about the tier of my undergrad an

An entirely different tier? Out of how many schools that offer CS as a graduate program? I graduated from State. What exactly about the tier of my undergrad and myself should I know?

justin66 6y ago
> What exactly about the tier of my undergrad and myself should I know? Since you asked me, for some reason: that none of the rest of us are worried about it, and that some random unnamed company not recruiting there might not be something you need to worry about.
- akhilcacharya 6y ago
  Clearly the company is worried about it - for the record, when I graduated I never got an interview or even an email response from the likely company in the story.
  - justin66 6y ago
    If you didn't understand that a degree from NC State came with less cachet than one from Duke when you signed up, I feel that's largely on you. If you're worried the rankings which place Duke above your school are incorrect and you believe your CS program was as rigorous and useful as what the Duke students have, I can understand being frustrated by that. File under "life isn't fair." I don't think anyone is going to defend the company in the story, for all the obvious reasons.
    - deleted 6y ago
      [deleted]
    - akhilcacharya 6y ago
      > If you didn't understand that a degree from NC State came with less cachet than one from Duke when you signed up, I feel that's largely on you. I didn't get into Duke. I'll remember that day for the rest of my life.
      - mav3rick 6y ago
        Do you hold a grudge against them for not letting you in ?
mav3rick 6y ago
That it's ranked at 40
- akhilcacharya 6y ago
  What was your undergrad ranked? Do you think rank 40 grads are unsuccessful?
  - mav3rick 6y ago
    Way higher than yours. No I don't. You seem to tie your self worth to college prestige.
    - akhilcacharya 6y ago
      > Way higher than yours. > You seem to tie your self worth to college prestige. The fact that you seem to bring this up often makes me think you do too. It's honestly unnecessarily cruel.
      - mav3rick 6y ago
        I don't, I'm just intrigued at the fact that someone in their 20s is bothered by this. Will this define who you are ? You probably would have worked at a FAANG post Duke as well. I think you wanted some "recognition" from your family ? Is that it ?

An entirely different tier? Out of how many schools that offer CS as a graduate program? I graduated from State. What exactly about the tier of my undergrad and myself should I know?

justin66 6y ago

> What exactly about the tier of my undergrad and myself should I know? Since you asked me, for some reason: that none of the rest of us are worried about it, and that some random unnamed company not recruiting there might not be something you need to worry about.

akhilcacharya 6y ago
Clearly the company is worried about it - for the record, when I graduated I never got an interview or even an email response from the likely company in the story.
- justin66 6y ago
  If you didn't understand that a degree from NC State came with less cachet than one from Duke when you signed up, I feel that's largely on you. If you're worried the rankings which place Duke above your school are incorrect and you believe your CS program was as rigorous and useful as what the Duke students have, I can understand being frustrated by that. File under "life isn't fair." I don't think anyone is going to defend the company in the story, for all the obvious reasons.
  - deleted 6y ago
    [deleted]
  - akhilcacharya 6y ago
    > If you didn't understand that a degree from NC State came with less cachet than one from Duke when you signed up, I feel that's largely on you. I didn't get into Duke. I'll remember that day for the rest of my life.
    - mav3rick 6y ago
      Do you hold a grudge against them for not letting you in ?

mav3rick 6y ago

That it's ranked at 40

akhilcacharya 6y ago
What was your undergrad ranked? Do you think rank 40 grads are unsuccessful?
- mav3rick 6y ago
  Way higher than yours. No I don't. You seem to tie your self worth to college prestige.
  - akhilcacharya 6y ago
    > Way higher than yours. > You seem to tie your self worth to college prestige. The fact that you seem to bring this up often makes me think you do too. It's honestly unnecessarily cruel.
    - mav3rick 6y ago
      I don't, I'm just intrigued at the fact that someone in their 20s is bothered by this. Will this define who you are ? You probably would have worked at a FAANG post Duke as well. I think you wanted some "recognition" from your family ? Is that it ?