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Hi, i wanted to ask current students taking the major on how much workload it requires, what are the best classes in the major, and also what are the job outcomes for the people majoring in that joint degree.

I also wanted to know about the BBA + AM&S double major, since maybe I should do that bc i am coming with AP credit from Calc BC (2), macro & micro, stat(i don’t think they take it tho?). AM&S is attractive to me bc i am not 100% sure i don’t want to do grad school yet - BUT AMS is also MUCH harder than Data Science. So any perspective from current students is very appreciated.

Hi Everyone,

I got an offer as a clinical research assistant at Emory, and I am super excited for this new chapter of my life! At the same time, I am leaving behind my life in Europe and Its incredibly daunting to move across the Atlantic for my first "career" job. There's so much I don't know about life in the US so I genuinely appreciate any advice!

What is a livable wage (living modestly) in Atlanta if you don't necessarily need a central location and don't eat out often?

Any researchers that are willing to chat about what it was like getting a job at Emory? Is any negotiation about salary normal in academics (since I know salary can be funding based)? any negotiations about benefits or moving costs?

If you have any general advice/insights about living costs I'd really appreciate it! and if any of you are willing to answer some questions about the salary-related stuff, you can also DM me!