Or, as I like to call them, GPA boosters.![]()
I prefer to call them wastes of time.
Or, as I like to call them, GPA boosters.![]()
My meeting at 1:00 is remedial training for a group of idiots who can't seem to read documentation. Meeting at 2:00 is to have a webinar about another app. I don't have much time today to do actual work.
I prefer to call them wastes of time.
Most are. Mine were all either Econ or Spanish. Econ, because I had some interest and Spanish, because I knew those 3 courses would be easy As with very little effort required. After the first test in one of the Spanish courses, the professor got mad and reminded the class that this was a beginner Spanish class and if you have Spanish in high school and did well, you need to sign up for the more advanced ones.
Screw that -- I just needed an easy A.
I like econ, but I don't mind a lot of the other social sciences. Econ is hilarious, watching people trying to figure out graphs and multiplication and such.
Oh, and foreign languages? EECCHHH. I'd like to know a few, it's all babble to me.
I took my first econ course during a summer session. The prof spent a day explaining y=mx+b to many baffled students. I just sat there and laughed.
That was the course where, at 9:00 PM the night before the final, I decided I might want to study. At 10:00 or 11:00, I was tired and said "Fuck it." I didn't do great on the test, but I did enough to keep my A in the class. When I went to the prof's office, he said "ICF, what happened on the final?"![]()
To be honest, I miss school. Even more so lately, as I found out one of my all-time favorite teachers (jr. high English) died over the weekend. He was only 57 or so.![]()
Maybe I could've finished my MSEE (dumb, dumb, dumb) and gone on to a PhD or something else entirely.