u/SeaworthinessOdd1694

Hello!

I graduated from undergrad last year (2025) with a B.S. in Environmental Science. I took a gap year to consider my options, and have decided I'm going back to school to get an MS. My question is, would it be useful for me to get a stats MS to pair with my envs degree, or should I just go for a envs MS? I'm really interested in stats and am currently taking a course to get a GIS certificate from my undergrad institution, so I feel like it would be a good pairing.

Any advice is welcome and very appreciated!

Hello! I recently moved out of my parents house (like, across the country) and of course I left my headphones that are compatible with my Scarlett at home. I'm a internet radio DJ and would like to start using my equipment to stream my show, but I'm not sure if I'm able to do that without my headphones. I have a pair of apple earbuds that I would like to connect to my laptop in order to hear the stuff going on on my laptop, but i'm not sure if that will pose an issue for using my Scarlett with my microphone. My partner also has a pair of headphones that have a 3.5mm jack, but I'm doubtful that it will work with the 6.3mm jack on the Scarlett. Any advice is welcome!!