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Karthik Meduri

summer 2024

a year ago

Exciting News: Accepted into Masters in Computer Science!

Excited to announce my acceptance to University of North Texas for Masters in Computer Science. Hard work, dedication, and perseverance made it possible!

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Should i apply to more ?

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Is a below-average university worth it or not?

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