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College Park, MD
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$24,831 ($8,416)
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University of Maryland - College Park Computers was reviewed by ryanef2md
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Paul Yu
Hometown
Bethesda, MD
Major
Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Not surprisingly, like at most schools, computers and the Internet are big at Maryland. “Always be connected” is a lifestyle that many Terps stick with, primarily because of the convenience and the productivity that comes with having a computer. The labs on campus offer students the opportunity to briefly check email or Facebook, or just surf the Internet. While the labs provide the technology and space to work on a research paper or a project, most students suggest having a computer in the comfort of your own room. 

If it is affordable, get your own computer. Furthermore, get a laptop if you can, as laptops are more efficient for taking class notes by transcribing information directly to a computer. In addition, a laptop is portable and useful for group projects and papers, instead of having to wait for classes to let out so you can use the comptuer lab.

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Computer and Space Sciences Building Computer and Space Sciences Building This building is home to many academic departments, as well as two computer labs.
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