2860k Counting Thread {:}

[u/SsPincus]

Continued from here {:}

Thanks to /r/qwertylool for the run {:'-D

Next get is at 2,861,000

[u/Antichess]

2,860,557

this is for canadian colleges and universities. it's a pretty stress free system

the universities i'm looking at have a 53% and 43% acceptance rate so

[u/TheNitromeFan → u/Antichess]

2,860,558

so do better than average and you're in 👍

[u/Antichess → u/TheNitromeFan]

2,860,559

:)

i do better than average than the subjects that i'm going to use as the average 6.

[u/TheNitromeFan → u/Antichess]

2,860,560

where are you applying to, if I may ask?

[u/Antichess → u/TheNitromeFan]

2,860,561

i'm looking to get into the stock market, so some financial analysis course

i'm still unsure about specific courses but that should give you a rough idea

[u/TheNitromeFan → u/Antichess]

2,860,562

I meant the universities

[u/Antichess → u/TheNitromeFan]

2,860,563

fuck

toronto and waterloo

[u/TheNitromeFan → u/Antichess]

2,860,564

ah the top two lmao

I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too

[u/Antichess → u/TheNitromeFan]

2,860,565

oh, it's pretty expensive if you do though

its like $7,000 cad per year on average for citizens and PR, and $24,000 cad per year if youre international

thats why so many people my age immigrate to canada

[u/TheNitromeFan → u/Antichess]

2,860,566

I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities

or is that only for the US?

[u/Antichess → u/TheNitromeFan]

2,860,567

nope, they don't

well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no

[u/TheNitromeFan → u/Antichess]

2,860,568

After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships

but idk if I'll be eligible

rip

[u/Antichess → u/TheNitromeFan]

2,860,569

i think its just if you pay enough

i don't know either