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Probably the most employable side of CogSci is HCI, (focused on front end software design), where I'd again advise a CS minor. I'm also Cogs ML/CS minor, but I'm planning to head to grad school. I have lot's of friends who are Cogs majors CS minors who are very employable, for example one of them is headed off to Amazon, another to Microsoft, and another to Spotify. If you want more job security I highly suggest you pick up a CS minor. That said Cogs ML does give you some useful skills though I don't think it's actually the best degree if you want to go into ML (probably applied math/CS minor). If your mentality is "I'm gonna get a degree, and get a job because of my degree" you'll probably be disappointed no matter what You need to be thinking about what kind of job you want and what classes can prepare you for it (and internships and projects). I'd say this is true for all majors, but this is more true of CogSci than engineering. R/UCSD is not created, endorsed, promoted by or affiliated with the University of California San Diego.ĬogSci is not the kind of major where you can just graduate UCSD CogSci and get a job, it depends a lot on your extracurriculars, internships ect. Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)ĭISCORD SERVER Raccoon Dungeon UCSD Class of 2025.UCSD Incoming Student FAQ - The Document.UCSD Declassified Textbook Survival Guide.Moderators have the final discretion to unspecified rules. There are other subreddits dedicated to surveys like r/SampleSize.Īny post that violates UC San Diego’s Academic Integrity policies or city/county/state/federal laws is not allowed on the subreddit. Any surveys from outside of UCSD, however, will be removed. Surveys created by students, faculty, and campus clubs are allowed. Posts that have titles that are entirely irrelevant to their contents or fully capitalized will be removed. Vague, deceptive, or sensational titles can mislead the community and interfere with discussion. You should give your post a clear, descriptive title that accurately represents it. See a list of keywords for automatic flairing here. You must flair a post by selecting the "flair" option after posting OR by including a relevant keyword in the title of the post. Submissions that belong in an active megathread will be removed when applicable. Before posting a question, you should make sure that it doesn't belong in a megathread that is currently active. Megathreads are stickied to the front page of the subreddit. Check the syllabus for course-specific questions. If Google does not answer your question, please check the FAQ and use the search bar in the upper-right corner. Search your questions before posting in r/UCSD.īefore posting a question, please search your question in Google. Trading, selling, or purchasing products and/or service are limited to /r/UCSDclassifieds.īuying, selling, or trading are limited to the /r/UCSDclassifieds subreddit. If you are unsure about whether your promotional post is allowed, please message the moderators. Only organizations affiliated with UC San Diego may post and promote in r/UCSD. Self promotion limited to UCSD affiliated orgs Posts that have no discernible relation to UCSD will be removed, as will posts that do not contribute any meaningful discussion. Remember the human that exists on the other side of the screen.Įvery post submission to the subreddit must be related to UC San Diego in some way.
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