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University of Southern California (1) — USC ranks first in QS' ranking for doing a degree in communications and media studies.
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But I also thought, what's the point of doing a degree in this field, when I'd ever get a job out of it?
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Sashikumar was born in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu to a Keralan-born Tamil Iyer and a Nambudiri mother. He became interested in acting from a young age, first appearing as Joseph in a nativity play, and completed his studies at Stanes Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School before doing a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He then attempted to become an actor and sought opportunities by visiting directors' houses including Balu Mahendra's, where the director asked him to get out after a meeting lasting a few seconds. Unable to get acting role, he instead worked as an editor at Jaya TV for a year, until the channel ceased production in 1996.
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The Fingal Independent labelled him a "big name signing" who was "regarded as a consummate professional by commentators in the game". The club's commitment to supporting players wanting to further their education allowed him to continue his studies alongside his football: "I'm in DCU, doing a degree in business, which I'm halfway through. I can come in and train, then go on to college and catch up on any lectures I've missed and stay as late as I want in the library." In that season's FAI Cup, Kirby scored twice in the quarter-final against Shamrock Rovers, and in the semifinal, against Bray Wanderers, he set up his club's first goal, was involved in the second, and scored the third, before leaving the field through injury.
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