do you love college?

Hyperlite

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i mean...i don't love it. i like it, but the point is to get an education, a degree, and a career. I know i grew up a lot in my first two years of college, but at this point i'd just as soon :music: take the money and run. :music:
 

destrekor

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Originally posted by: Fullmetal Chocobo
Hell no. College people are morons 90% of the time.

You bastard!
:brokenheart:
:(

I'm not. And anything that I am or am not, is most certainly not unique. I'm far from special, aside from the fact that I'm badass and most wish they could be as logically gifted. Of course, they will never be until they wake up. :p
 

destrekor

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Oh, and I both hate and love college.

I do enjoy the life, but currently hate how I have to live college. Too much balancing. I have to do school, but on top of school, I have to do all this leadership. And we are graded on this ability at this point in school (Junior), and those grades can make or break career in the Army, and even nullify the idea of being in the Army if screwing up enough.

But see... I have to have that stress, and still worry about classes. And the grades I get in those classes have even MORE of an impact on my career. God dammit I hate stress. It makes me not me. If I had ONE thing to worry about - school, or career - I easily could see myself excelling. But have to juggle all this shit? It's not my strong suit. Not the style of their testing. Too much memorization and perfecting the ability to write down memorized lists and other bullshit never to be used. Practical knowledge is where I excel. How to actually do something, with physical memorization of how to go about doing that through practice/experience. And then having to teach somebody that same thing. I can do that, I do that a lot, and I do it well. Test me with a written exam, or even multiple choice. I won't do nearly as well on it as I could.
Oh, and give me free reign over myself while doing all this juggling? Yeah, I'm going to fuck up. And do it a lot.
And I get chewed out for fucking up. Oh life is just peachy.

Damn you alcohol. You make me type a lot. Yet somehow intelligibly. :p
 

Hyperlite

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Originally posted by: destrekor
Oh, and I both hate and love college.

I do enjoy the life, but currently hate how I have to live college. Too much balancing. I have to do school, but on top of school, I have to do all this leadership. And we are graded on this ability at this point in school (Junior), and those grades can make or break career in the Army, and even nullify the idea of being in the Army if screwing up enough.

But see... I have to have that stress, and still worry about classes. And the grades I get in those classes have even MORE of an impact on my career. God dammit I hate stress. It makes me not me. If I had ONE thing to worry about - school, or career - I easily could see myself excelling. But have to juggle all this shit? It's not my strong suit. Not the style of their testing. Too much memorization and perfecting the ability to write down memorized lists and other bullshit never to be used. Practical knowledge is where I excel. How to actually do something, with physical memorization of how to go about doing that through practice/experience. And then having to teach somebody that same thing. I can do that, I do that a lot, and I do it well. Test me with a written exam, or even multiple choice. I won't do nearly as well on it as I could.
Oh, and give me free reign over myself while doing all this juggling? Yeah, I'm going to fuck up. And do it a lot.
And I get chewed out for fucking up. Oh life is just peachy.

Damn you alcohol. You make me type a lot. Yet somehow intelligibly. :p


wow that is EXACTLY how i am.
 

Fullmetal Chocobo

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Originally posted by: destrekor
Oh, and I both hate and love college.

I do enjoy the life, but currently hate how I have to live college. Too much balancing. I have to do school, but on top of school, I have to do all this leadership. And we are graded on this ability at this point in school (Junior), and those grades can make or break career in the Army, and even nullify the idea of being in the Army if screwing up enough.

But see... I have to have that stress, and still worry about classes. And the grades I get in those classes have even MORE of an impact on my career. God dammit I hate stress. It makes me not me. If I had ONE thing to worry about - school, or career - I easily could see myself excelling. But have to juggle all this shit? It's not my strong suit. Not the style of their testing. Too much memorization and perfecting the ability to write down memorized lists and other bullshit never to be used. Practical knowledge is where I excel. How to actually do something, with physical memorization of how to go about doing that through practice/experience. And then having to teach somebody that same thing. I can do that, I do that a lot, and I do it well. Test me with a written exam, or even multiple choice. I won't do nearly as well on it as I could.
Oh, and give me free reign over myself while doing all this juggling? Yeah, I'm going to fuck up. And do it a lot.
And I get chewed out for fucking up. Oh life is just peachy.

Damn you alcohol. You make me type a lot. Yet somehow intelligibly. :p

How old are you?
 

TallBill

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Not as fun when your 26, married, and commute. Meh, coulda had a blast over 4 years but was a bit pre-occupied.
 

Lummex

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I mostly love college. Other than the stress and spending nights in the library every night of the week, I love my campus and classes and the unforgettable experiences that I will remember for the rest of my life.
 

TallBill

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Originally posted by: Lummex
I mostly love college. Other than the stress and spending nights in the library every night of the week, I love my campus and classes and the unforgettable experiences that I will remember for the rest of my life.

Lies
 

Born2bwire

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Originally posted by: TallBill
Not as fun when your 26, married, and commute. Meh, coulda had a blast over 4 years but was a bit pre-occupied.

Well that's what you get for serving your country.
 

Kyle

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I loved it...hated the homework, but everything else was awesome