Is it May already? Where the hell did January - April go? Sadly, I miss the cooler air; hot weather does not agree with me and my un-air-conditioned apartment. Case in point: I went on a 90 minute hike with my best friend, even used sunscreen, and still got the worst sunburn I've had since LAST summer. My skin is painful!
Since the summer research program at Columbia didn't work out, I've decided to take things into my own hands and send my resume out to research companies in the area. The place I am most interested in is a research firm that specializes in roll over car crash injuries. The building is literally across the parking lot from my current work place, so getting a research position there would be amazing. We'll see.
Class workloads are starting to catch up with me...only a few more weeks of class until summer so professors are trying as hard as they can to squeeze as much information into you before finals. Ugh. Hopefully I can keep up (and maybe even get ahead, but not likely).
Thanks for reading!
CR
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Showing posts with label statistics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label statistics. Show all posts
Monday, May 2, 2011
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Welcome to Spring Quarter
After a wonderful, un-eventful spring break, spring quarter has arrived. I usually find that I miss classes during break, but loathe them once they're here, but I'm happy to say that has yet to happen (even though it is only the fourth day of class).
This quarter my statistics classes are more application-based, which I LOVE. I've gotten through most of my mathematical statistics classes, and finally learning material that I can actually see myself using in the future. Survey sampling, regression analysis - my cup of tea. We'll see how it goes!
I'm starting to really research which grad school I'd like to go to, and I'm finding it to be more difficult than expected, but at least I'm ahead of schedule.
On a side note, the Border's near my apartment is going out of business, which means they have great discounts on books and whatnot, so one of my roommates and I decided to check it out. I was disappointed to find that all the "social science" statistics books were ones I already owned, so I mosied on over to the "True Crime" section and bought a book on criminal profiling and the childhood development of serial killers. Although I probably won't be able to read these under the quarter's over, I'm pretty excited to delve into my "dark hobby".
That's all I've got for now.
Until next time,
CR
This quarter my statistics classes are more application-based, which I LOVE. I've gotten through most of my mathematical statistics classes, and finally learning material that I can actually see myself using in the future. Survey sampling, regression analysis - my cup of tea. We'll see how it goes!
I'm starting to really research which grad school I'd like to go to, and I'm finding it to be more difficult than expected, but at least I'm ahead of schedule.
On a side note, the Border's near my apartment is going out of business, which means they have great discounts on books and whatnot, so one of my roommates and I decided to check it out. I was disappointed to find that all the "social science" statistics books were ones I already owned, so I mosied on over to the "True Crime" section and bought a book on criminal profiling and the childhood development of serial killers. Although I probably won't be able to read these under the quarter's over, I'm pretty excited to delve into my "dark hobby".
That's all I've got for now.
Until next time,
CR
Thursday, March 24, 2011
And So It Begins...
While sitting at my desk, reading through my favorite blogs, a question came to mind - what makes a blog a good read? What is it about a blog that attracts someone's interest? Well, obviously a blog has to be interesting, relatable (is this really NOT a word? Spell check doesn't seem to think so...) and possess some sort of personality. I hope that you'll find all three of these qualities in my posts, and stick around for more entries. Happy readings.
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