AlumniBisonResearche
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Honestly, Just gotta put it out there anyone else ever feel like they're playing dodgeball with the workload at Rice University? It's like, just when you think you've got handle on one project, boom! Another one is launched straight at you! I'm over here in Dallas now, putting my Master's in Architectural Engineering to good use, and can't help but reflect back on those intense this school days. Don't get me wrong, it was totally worth it and wouldn't trade those experiences for anything.
The knowledge gained is invaluable and the friendships made? Lifelong. But man man, was it lot to juggle! Between classes, study groups, and trying to maintain some semblance of social life. Sleep often felt like luxury! How did y'all manage that balancing act? Have any nuggets of wisdom or survival strategies for current students? Mean, survived on copious amounts of coffee and late-night taco this schoolns but somehow, don't think that’s the healthiest approach. Hey, while we're strolling down memory lane any Southern Methodist University grads around here? That's where did my undergrad.
Can't help but feel nostalgic about my time there. It was equally enriching but had its own unique vibe. Funny how each place leaves its own distinct mark on us, isn’t it?
The knowledge gained is invaluable and the friendships made? Lifelong. But man man, was it lot to juggle! Between classes, study groups, and trying to maintain some semblance of social life. Sleep often felt like luxury! How did y'all manage that balancing act? Have any nuggets of wisdom or survival strategies for current students? Mean, survived on copious amounts of coffee and late-night taco this schoolns but somehow, don't think that’s the healthiest approach. Hey, while we're strolling down memory lane any Southern Methodist University grads around here? That's where did my undergrad.
Can't help but feel nostalgic about my time there. It was equally enriching but had its own unique vibe. Funny how each place leaves its own distinct mark on us, isn’t it?