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I am wondering how good TAing as an undergraduate looks to potential employers and/or graduate school admission officers. I'm pretty sure it looks very good for grad school, but what about in industry?
I have the opportunity to TA for a pretty significant class in the EE program. It will be a lot of work, and I'll be sacrificing an EE elective I would like to take, but it seems like a good opportunity. I've finished all of my elective positions, so I'm fine in that area, and I've taken plenty of extra EE electives.
So the real question is how much weight does TAing hold in industry? This decision is the difference between potentially a lot of work and taking an easy final semester.
Thanks.
I have the opportunity to TA for a pretty significant class in the EE program. It will be a lot of work, and I'll be sacrificing an EE elective I would like to take, but it seems like a good opportunity. I've finished all of my elective positions, so I'm fine in that area, and I've taken plenty of extra EE electives.
So the real question is how much weight does TAing hold in industry? This decision is the difference between potentially a lot of work and taking an easy final semester.
Thanks.