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And that's when a computer science major friend told me about,
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“Have you ever heard of information science?”
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I think the unique thing about Bowers is, as a college, we can
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double major in a lot of other things.
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And that's really the fun part of Bowers,
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right, is you can you can be interdisciplinary.
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Research definitely has been a pretty formative
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experience at Bowers because it puts you in contact
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with all these amazing people who are doing interesting projects.
0:58
I think I would describe my time at Bowers as a pretty transformative
1:01
and formative experience because it really put me on a different
1:05
path towards research and doing more quantitative analysis.
1:17
Dr. College I'm thinking of doing being a research assistant.
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I will be either helping out or running my own project in policy related area.
0:33
“Have you ever heard of information science?”
0:36
I think the unique thing about Bowers is, as a college, we can
0:38
double major in a lot of other things.
0:41
And that's really the fun part of Bowers,
0:45
right, is you can you can be interdisciplinary.
0:48
Research definitely has been a pretty formative
0:50
experience at Bowers because it puts you in contact
0:54
with all these amazing people who are doing interesting projects.
0:58
I think I would describe my time at Bowers as a pretty transformative
1:01
and formative experience because it really put me on a different
1:05
path towards research and doing more quantitative analysis.
1:17
Dr. College I'm thinking of doing being a research assistant.
1:21
I will be either helping out or running my own project in policy related area.
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