As a recent grad from the USA, I'll say: There are always exceptions. If yo=
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capabilities, then the future is bright. I happen to LIKE this stuff, so I=
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simply follow my whims to their manic conclusion and find that it puts me=
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(well, when I was in school) miles ahead of my class. I call this setting m=
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standards, but actually I'm just lucky to have a personal interest in the=
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 James
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 On 8/29/05, Terry Chen <terry.eug@gmail.com> wrote:=20
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> Wow, I am surprised USA engineering student is ranked so low...
> I guess that means trouble in the future for the ppl like me.
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> Terry
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