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Hahaha don’t worry there were plenty more in the bag

Hahaha singing sessions are so fun!!

Ahh maybe one day! Thank you :)

Thank you so much!!

Aww THANK YOU SO MUCH :))

Ikr she’s amazing!! I’ve been to 2 of her shows now but I wanna go to more bc she keeps getting better xD

You should have been there!!

YOU SHOULD GO TO THE NEXT ONE

I am not going to graduate school after! I'm going into industry :)

@@wAngel5 Great decision! You make money instead of having to invest for graduate school which makes your financial status better! However, MIT's CSAIL is rather tempting though!!

@@wAngel5 Very smart decision! Good luck with your SWE job!!

Are you eventually going to graduate school in CS or abandoning it in favor of working for the rest of your life?

Thank you so much! I love documenting/sharing my experience at Caltech! It’s been amazing

Thanks so much for the clarification!! I always get the two mixed up haha

She's a real person, stop being weird

@@ronaldoalberto3510 im just saying that cake is THICCCC gyatt dayum (also beautiful thighs)

I'm pretty sure that's part of their meal plan, if she's just getting the cereal. Typically, if you dorm, it comes with a meal plan.

So in the title she literally says what “I” eat in a day which means it’s from her lifestyle. Which also means you probably can’t relate because you don’t live her life.

Most people aren't culinary students either

What an ironic username 😂

Ditch Day is a beloved Caltech tradition!! It’s always planned into the schedule haha but underclassmen never know when it is :)

Thank you so much!! Hope you are doing well!

He is very single!!

@@wAngel5 I'm here for him :3

Hey! I didn't have too many STEM awards. Most of them were just honorable mentions at math competitions, and I also participated in state round Knowledge Bowl competitions with a team. If you don't have many awards I would focus on personal projects that you may have done to show your particular interest in STEM. Good luck!

It was so much fun!!

It was so cool!

That's awesome, congrats!! Best of luck in getting into Caltech; you can do whatever you set your mind to!

In my experience, Caltech was much more challenging! There were a lot of differences between the two experiences. For example, at Caltech everyone collaborates on problem sets, but at Cambridge everything is done individually (this is probably because they are doable on your own too). Because I was studying abroad, I also didn't have to take the final exams for any of my classes, whereas Cambridge students' grades are solely based on the exam at the end of the year. If I were to take the exams it would have been more rigorous. While I enjoyed not needing to worry about grades at Cambridge (everything was on pass/fail for me), I would definitely still say if I were to choose to be a full-time student without study abroad I would definitely still prefer Caltech's coursework/system!

Thanks!! Sure, I already have a video on how I got my LinkedIn internship, but are there any specific questions you would like answered?

@@wAngel5 Like how did you mastered Data structures and what are all the resources you have used ?

I first learned about data structures during my freshman year at Caltech! I don’t think I fully grasped everything though so I reviewed everything using Leetcode and researching in my own! I also heard the book “Cracking The Coding Interview” is very useful!

@@wAngel5 Thanks for sharing! 🙂

Hm, I wouldn’t know from experience because I have only taken classes at Caltech, but Colorado School of Mines is definitely known to be one of the top schools in Colorado for engineering! In terms of rigor, I have heard Caltech and MIT are more challenging, as the course work is extremely difficult to complete on your own (people have to collaborate to finish problem sets), whereas people I know who have attended School of Mines are able to do the work on their own!

@@wAngel5 Are Caltech students allowed to collaborate on problems from their take-home exams or not?

@@suthiraphanassarat8669we aren’t allowed to collaborate on exams unless they a group projects! Sometimes problem sets will also have no-collab questions!

@@wAngel5 Thank you for the info but do Caltech students always have to average above 90% on their p-sets & exams for an A in any courses or sometimes they may get A for only 50% or below on everything that is graded in some classes?

⁠@@suthiraphanassarat8669sorry for the late response! Every class is different (some classes may curve and some classes may have no exams even) but in general you will need at least an average of 90% to get an A!

Hello! Unfortunately I wasn’t ever told the best time to take PSAT either, but my high school held the PSAT during my sophomore year in high school. I think you can take it anytime though! Sorry I couldn’t help much further :(

@@wAngel5 Thank you

Sorry, what do you mean by pre-placement offer?

I mean, will they extend this intern offer to a full time software developer role.

That's awesome! Your video was super helpful, and I'm so pumped about joining LinkedIn as a SWE intern in Bangalore '24!

@@vijaisuria7231 Congrats!! Yes, LinkedIn only offers full-time roles to interns. They don't offer new grad roles outside of that!

HAHAHA thanks for coming with me to the store all those times

Thank you!! I love them so much!

YAYY thanks I miss you all so much! Can’t wait to see you next year :))