What were your grades this year?

[Shout it out loud]

4.0

not a chance.

unless your final in 'breathing air' went over well.

nah dude my worst grades were in sophmore classes *frosh in high school*

[Luke-KSU]

I am only  a freshmen in high school, but my grades were pretty good.  I got all A's.

[ksuno1stunner]

4.0

Smells good don't it



OK, so my classes are a joke.

[Shout it out loud]

4.0

Smells good don't it



OK, so my classes are a joke.

its ok 4.0 is 4.0

[cas]

4.0 as well. (soph in HS)

[Shout it out loud]

4.0 as well. (soph in HS)

high five, people w/out 4.0's and don't play football suck dont they (you still play football, right?)

[fatty fat fat]

what is intro to film medium? like, studying tapes/camera's etc??

[ksuno1stunner]

what is intro to film medium? like, studying tapes/camera's etc??

yea, you go like once a week and watch a sweet movie, take occasional quizes, write one paper, and take a final.  watched crap like equilibrium, gladiator, casino royale, porn (not really), howl's moving castle (great movie), and i forgot what else.

[Dan Rydell]

Az--

Where'd you get your JD?  I don't remember if I've asked before.

[CatsNChiefs]

He probably works for Motorola?? 

The tech sector's equivalent of explosive diarrhea?  I can neither confirm nor deny any past or present relationship with them.  Nor can I confirm or deny whether or not I may have cashed out a whole bunch of stock within 24 hours of the all-time peak which, by no small coincidence, might have been just shortly before my departure, a blow from which they have obviously never recovered.  Well, if I was there at all that is.

EM theory, the rest of fatty's schedule, and indeed the remainder of his degree program at KSU aren't really all that important in the long term view.  The only classes that truly matter for an undergrad engineering student are those in which they enroll in during their eventual MBA program.  A corollary is that the recent engineering grad's first job is absolutely critical to his or her career development ... but not for the reasons most suspect.  Three rules for selecting a first job that will yield the highest probability of success in one's "engineering" career: 1. Select a job with a work site in close proximity to a top 20 MBA program; 2. Select a job with an employer in the habit of paying for their employees to complete the local top 20 MBA program; and 3. Ensure that said employer is large enough and financially supportive enough of the university hosting the local top 20 MBA program to significantly raise the odds of admission for its employees. 

IMO, replace top 20 with accredited and you're spot on.  If you want to be a CEO or wall street coke head top 20 is useful, but if you're content with being a regular ole successful multi-millionaire, an aacsb accredited MBA program is good enough.  You may start out one level below the top 20 guy in similar company because his school is better, but it'll only take two years to leap frog him if you're smarter.  Also, above a 3.0 grades don't matter, it's all about the interview, these companies know smart people when they see them.  Just an IMO though.

[AzCat]

Az--

Where'd you get your JD?  I don't remember if I've asked before.

Pac 10.