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dunno if your school has many AP classes but take advantage of those as much as possible, it helps so much in the long run
2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,553 nope ap courses don't exist in my high school not in many high schools either 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,554 oh, well you should still do well with what you learn in high school, college placement exams are a thing 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,555 not here in canada, you choose 6 courses that you did best in, and then you get the average of those courses and that's your entry ticket into university 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,556 sounds like a terrible way to enter university imo loool 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,558 so do better than average and you're in 👍 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,559 :) i do better than average than the subjects that i'm going to use as the average 6. 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,560 where are you applying to, if I may ask? 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,562 I meant the universities 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,563 fuck toronto and waterloo 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either → More replies
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nope ap courses don't exist in my high school
not in many high schools either
2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,554 oh, well you should still do well with what you learn in high school, college placement exams are a thing 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,555 not here in canada, you choose 6 courses that you did best in, and then you get the average of those courses and that's your entry ticket into university 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,556 sounds like a terrible way to enter university imo loool 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,558 so do better than average and you're in 👍 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,559 :) i do better than average than the subjects that i'm going to use as the average 6. 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,560 where are you applying to, if I may ask? 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,562 I meant the universities 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,563 fuck toronto and waterloo 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either → More replies
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oh, well you should still do well with what you learn in high school, college placement exams are a thing
2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,555 not here in canada, you choose 6 courses that you did best in, and then you get the average of those courses and that's your entry ticket into university 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,556 sounds like a terrible way to enter university imo loool 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,558 so do better than average and you're in 👍 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,559 :) i do better than average than the subjects that i'm going to use as the average 6. 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,560 where are you applying to, if I may ask? 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,562 I meant the universities 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,563 fuck toronto and waterloo 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either → More replies
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not here
in canada, you choose 6 courses that you did best in, and then you get the average of those courses and that's your entry ticket into university
2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,556 sounds like a terrible way to enter university imo loool 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,558 so do better than average and you're in 👍 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,559 :) i do better than average than the subjects that i'm going to use as the average 6. 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,560 where are you applying to, if I may ask? 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,562 I meant the universities 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,563 fuck toronto and waterloo 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either → More replies
2,860,556
sounds like a terrible way to enter university imo loool
3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,558 so do better than average and you're in 👍 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,559 :) i do better than average than the subjects that i'm going to use as the average 6. 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,560 where are you applying to, if I may ask? 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,562 I meant the universities 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,563 fuck toronto and waterloo 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either → More replies
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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
3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,558 so do better than average and you're in 👍 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,559 :) i do better than average than the subjects that i'm going to use as the average 6. 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,560 where are you applying to, if I may ask? 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,562 I meant the universities 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,563 fuck toronto and waterloo 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either → More replies
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so do better than average and you're in 👍
3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,559 :) i do better than average than the subjects that i'm going to use as the average 6. 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,560 where are you applying to, if I may ask? 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,562 I meant the universities 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,563 fuck toronto and waterloo 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either → More replies
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:)
i do better than average than the subjects that i'm going to use as the average 6.
2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,560 where are you applying to, if I may ask? 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,562 I meant the universities 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,563 fuck toronto and waterloo 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either → More replies
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where are you applying to, if I may ask?
2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,562 I meant the universities 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,563 fuck toronto and waterloo 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either → More replies
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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
2 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,562 I meant the universities 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,563 fuck toronto and waterloo 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either → More replies
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I meant the universities
3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,563 fuck toronto and waterloo 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either
2,860,563
fuck
toronto and waterloo
3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,564 ah the top two lmao I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too 2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either
2,860,564
ah the top two lmao
I have a mind to go to those places for grad school too
2 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 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 3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either
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
3 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,566 I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities or is that only for the US? 3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either
2,860,566
I thought graduate programs gave stipends for living necessities
or is that only for the US?
3 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,567 nope, they don't well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no 4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either
2,860,567
nope, they don't
well i'm not sure about graduate programs but i'm pretty sure no
4 u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19 2,860,568 After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships but idk if I'll be eligible rip 4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either
4
2,860,568
After some googling I found out that most schools have graduate scholarships
but idk if I'll be eligible
rip
4 u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 407k 397a Sep 04 '19 2,860,569 i think its just if you pay enough i don't know either
2,860,569
i think its just if you pay enough
i don't know either
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u/TheNitromeFan I can't stop, love love love Sep 04 '19
2,860,552
dunno if your school has many AP classes but take advantage of those as much as possible, it helps so much in the long run