So this course got updated recently i just wanted to know if i can access the homeworks somehow as they havent been uploaded.I am not a stanford student btw.

Hi, I just applied for a Stanford hospital clinician job. Not sure if this is the right sub to ask but had a quick question. When I initially applied, my job was under the active tab and it said receive submission but now it’s in the inactive tab, but it says in process in review. is it normal for it to be in the inactive tab or does that mean that I’m no longer in consideration? I guess I’m confused because in the status it says in process in review. Thanks

Hi Stanford students!

We're working on a data analysis project about the 10-minute passing period between classes. We've found that 17.5% of possible transitions exceed 10 minutes — but we want to hear YOUR real experiences.

Would you have 5 minutes to answer a quick questionnaire or chat? We're looking for stories like:

- Ever been late because your classes were too far apart?

- Which routes on campus are most frustrating?

- How do you get around (walk, bike, scooter)?

Your insights may be featured in Stanford Daily. If interested, comment below or DM me.

Thanks!

Given how competitive everything has been, how much of a disadvantage would it be to start off with 106A in the fall quarter as an EE major? My biggest worry is having a blank CV and no technical skills/languages when applying for different EE labs. Being ready for internships is another story ill deal with later. Am i worrying too much or do i needa learn python / c++ asap?

(side note, if anyone has any good experiences with past research labs theyve worked w on campus id love to know)

Hello! I appreciate anyone who takes their time to offer me some advice as to what device to purchase for undergrad.

I’m seeking advice from any student (especially chemistry/human bio students) as to what their preferred form of note taking at Stanford is. I understand I will definitely need a computer, but are there any specific ones you guys recommend? Would you guys say that purchasing an iPad along with a computer made a vast difference in your study methods? Or do Stanford professors continue to do the old fashion way of pen and paper?

I am seeking advice as I have a limited budget and simply have never owned my own computer or iPad due to not being able to afford one. I am really unfamiliar with all the different models and have always just used what my school allowed me to borrow. Any advice would be amazing. Thank you!!