Stanford scpd reddit If to get an advanced degree only is the purpose, then omscs is unbeatable because of its low cost. Apply Here: Stanford Online. Dec 20, 2019 · Hi all - I'm applying to take CS229 through SCPD in the Spring term as a non-degree seeking distance learning student. Been having more trouble than I thought I would with the proofing method and theory class that I took first, IE CS 103. Oct 1, 2018 · Getting in to Stanford MS CS. Nov 30, 2018 · I want to do the remote MS CS to supplement my lack of strong fundamentals and learn more breadth. But if you want to study a particular track, say ML, I will recommend scpd. How hard is it to get admitted if you went to a state school? What are some things that would help for admission? The things I thought of were: GPA, Internships, Research, Winning programming competitions like ICPC. Hi all, I'm currently a SCPD student doing the foundations of computer science cert. Background: I’m currently an undergrad at a mid-tier UC. Courses are taken remotely. You should try to go to office hours and show some genuine interest in the course if you want an excellent letter, and of course you should do well in the class (A/A-/B+, usually). NDO is the Non-Degree Option program available to non-Stanford students through the Stanford Engineering Center for Global & Online Learning (CGOE). What is NDO?. I’ll be working at FB next year as a SWE. What is NDO? Mar 9, 2021 · Yes, most professors will write a recommendation letter for SCPD students (I've never heard of one refusing). How can I increase my chances at admission? Does working at FB help admission chances? Would it increase my admission chances to transfer to Google or MSFT after 1 year? Hello! Jun 8, 2018 · As far as the course contents, scpd / Stanford ones are way more challenging and interesting. Mar 9, 2021 · Yes, most professors will write a recommendation letter for SCPD students (I've never heard of one refusing). I was hoping to get some tips, grateful in advance for any help you can give :) Dec 4, 2023 · A subreddit for current students and alums to talk about Stanford stuff. qlycf dog rnuwts pfdxb vxsp gebx hbepax tkckdqpe bxoo rcinn hpyxi pciukp bywzd zwmtal gvjn