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omg hi neo :DD

if you don't qualify for any aid then you'll be taking out considerable amount of loans. If you don't care about that then just apply to any school you were planning on. Why do you think you'll get no aid?

@@YyNRCyY my family is upper middle class, and all of the aid calculators show us paying full tuition which we can't afford

nope, didnt get any finaid :(

ill take that as a compliment :D

just patiently waiting for the "We regret to inform you..."

u can check the decription

he's cracked

@@aryamankukal1056 not sure where you got that from 😵‍💫

consider urself blessed

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@@anikethmalyala1 good stuff

I'm gonna type out a real response to this; well yeah...you can learn CS on your own? That applies to a lot of things. But a college experience is more than just taking the basic breadth classes--you'll learn a more grounded CS theory, you can participate in novel research, get access to networking, makes getting job interviews easier (though for the actual job, leetcode is a must either way lol), you gain more initial experience, find niche intersections between CS and other fields you enjoy, and also it's just more fun imo. Not saying that you can't do all of these things on your own but college helps with that. This is also one of the reasons I chose Yale, I think a liberal arts education may provide a more unique outlook on tech and other careers, and the diverse community at Yale is something I'll look forward to as well :) Yes, CS tends to be a bit more meritocratic than other fields, but a college experience & degree is still valuable.

@@anikethmalyala1 Yale is not the Yale of old. Do yourself a favor and Google "the Yale Shrieking Girl", and watch the video. The intellectual caliber of student that gets into Yale, in order to check a diversity checkbox, is shocking low. The unintended consequences of lowering the caliber of the student body is that the professor can no longer teach the difficult topics at as high of a level as he might like, or in the worse case, some classes are no longer even offered. Of course, if you have a free ride scholarship and everything is paid for, then why not? Enjoy the ride.

I don't really understand why you're trying to generalize an entire college to one student? You can find case by case examples like that for any college, and for people who don't go to college. I mean if you want to believe Yale or any college isn't worth paying for then that's your opinion lol, personally I think I've done a lot of research on Yale CS, it's outcomes, what I'll be learning, I've talked to students there, but yk...you could totally be right too! Personally every Yale student I've met is insanely smart and tbh i get impostor syndrome but sure...call Yale students people of "shocking low intellectual caliber". Also that's not at all how courses work in college? There's intro courses and then you have upper-div courses that only people who satisfy the prereqs can take

@@ArnoldSommerfeldlook who got rejected from yale, cope harder 😭😭🤓🤓

@@ArnoldSommerfeldbro probably can’t print hello world 😭😭

georgia tech! was actually a super close call between the two, i spent a few weeks deciding between them

uc davis taking a solid 2 minutes to load moment

saketh faked all his college reactions 🥱

1530!!!!! 4.0!!!!! idk what other stats i have but yes!!!!!!

@@anikethmalyala1what were your ECs?

i had a 4.0 and 1530 sat

@@anikethmalyala1 How many APs? Lol just curious + congrats on Yale, truly amazing!!

@@eshaankaipa i took 12 ap classes and 14 ap exams!

​@@anikethmalyala1can u make a video on your ecs

@@anikethmalyala1ECs??