TridenT
Lifer
- Sep 4, 2006
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John, what you did was nothing amazing. What you did is typical, easy, normal. I am not doing it because I don't want to go to college for something I don't want to do, John. Sometimes, people decide at a different time in their life what they want to do as a career.
But obviously, Johnny boy, you don't know anything about that since you have always wanted to be an engineer. (Nuclear engineer or something, right?)
You have had more problems than I will ever.
Capt Caveman
Lifer
- Jan 30, 2005
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And you wouldn't be able to do it if you wanted to, you have no money to go to college, you have no job, you have no driver's license, you have no friends, you cry b/c you're new bedroom is going to be smaller than your current one.
What John has accomplished is something you never will be able to do, so please do not say what he did is typical, easy, normal.
TridenT
Lifer
- Sep 4, 2006
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Do what? Go to a university? It's easy... I apply, get accepted, and pull out a loan. Woo... I am such a great person now, right? >_> It's not hard to do. I know plenty of people in a university who don't drive, nor need a license. A lot of people who move to far away places, usually don't have friends. My parents don't have any friends, because they moved. Me, father, mother, all the same position... I don't want a small bedroom.
Considering I will be there at least 8 hours a day(for about the next two years), I rather have one that I am comfortable with.It is typical, easy, and normal. A TON of students go to universities.
vshah
Lifer
- Sep 20, 2003
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Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Do what? Go to a university? It's easy... I apply, get accepted, and pull out a loan. Woo... I am such a great person now, right? >_> It's not hard to do. I know plenty of people in a university who don't drive, nor need a license. A lot of people who move to far away places, usually don't have friends. My parents don't have any friends, because they moved. Me, father, mother, all the same position... I don't want a small bedroom.
It is typical, easy, and normal. A TON of students go to universities.
you know you could START college, and then switch majors if you decide you don't like what you're doing.... learning something is better than nothing.
TridenT
Lifer
- Sep 4, 2006
- 16,800
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Originally posted by: vshah
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Do what? Go to a university? It's easy... I apply, get accepted, and pull out a loan. Woo... I am such a great person now, right? >_> It's not hard to do. I know plenty of people in a university who don't drive, nor need a license. A lot of people who move to far away places, usually don't have friends. My parents don't have any friends, because they moved. Me, father, mother, all the same position... I don't want a small bedroom.
It is typical, easy, and normal. A TON of students go to universities.
you know you could START college, and then switch majors if you decide you don't like what you're doing.... learning something is better than nothing.
I rather not waste my money, or even worse my parents. (Me telling them, "I am not really sure if I want to be this" would result in a lot of anger from them) Switching majors usually doesn't work out too well unless the majors are very similar in classes.
That is why I am just figuring out what I want to do...
Capt Caveman
Lifer
- Jan 30, 2005
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Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Do what? Go to a university? It's easy... I apply, get accepted, and pull out a loan. Woo... I am such a great person now, right? >_> It's not hard to do. I know plenty of people in a university who don't drive, nor need a license. A lot of people who move to far away places, usually don't have friends. My parents don't have any friends, because they moved. Me, father, mother, all the same position... I don't want a small bedroom.
It is typical, easy, and normal. A TON of students go to universities.
Except you, didn't you just drop out of school b/c you couldn't handle the stress of class?
And you know for the vast majority of majors, the first two years of college are general electives that you have to take before concentrating on your major, right?
And you're not even working? Shouldn't that be typical, easy and normal for someone that's not in school and graduated high school?
TridenT
Lifer
- Sep 4, 2006
- 16,800
- 45
- 91
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Do what? Go to a university? It's easy... I apply, get accepted, and pull out a loan. Woo... I am such a great person now, right? >_> It's not hard to do. I know plenty of people in a university who don't drive, nor need a license. A lot of people who move to far away places, usually don't have friends. My parents don't have any friends, because they moved. Me, father, mother, all the same position... I don't want a small bedroom.
It is typical, easy, and normal. A TON of students go to universities.
Except you, didn't you just drop out of school b/c you couldn't handle the stress of class?
And you know for the vast majority of majors, the first two years of college are general electives that you have to take before concentrating on your major, right?
And you're not even working? Shouldn't that be typical, easy and normal for someone that's not in school and graduated high school?
Most the stress comes from my family, not school. I didn't drop out. I took the term off because I didn't know what I was doing.
Didn't drop out...
Some are that way. Engineering, not so.
Capt Caveman
Lifer
- Jan 30, 2005
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Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Do what? Go to a university? It's easy... I apply, get accepted, and pull out a loan. Woo... I am such a great person now, right? >_> It's not hard to do. I know plenty of people in a university who don't drive, nor need a license. A lot of people who move to far away places, usually don't have friends. My parents don't have any friends, because they moved. Me, father, mother, all the same position... I don't want a small bedroom.
It is typical, easy, and normal. A TON of students go to universities.
Except you, didn't you just drop out of school b/c you couldn't handle the stress of class?
And you know for the vast majority of majors, the first two years of college are general electives that you have to take before concentrating on your major, right?
And you're not even working? Shouldn't that be typical, easy and normal for someone that's not in school and graduated high school?
Most the stress comes from my family, not school.
And if you didn't live at home......
Of course, you could be taking general electives at your community college that will transfer to an university and reduce the number of credits you need to graduate but you're not even doing that. Oh noes, too much stress!!!!
Take the term off = dropped out
TridenT
Lifer
- Sep 4, 2006
- 16,800
- 45
- 91
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
Do what? Go to a university? It's easy... I apply, get accepted, and pull out a loan. Woo... I am such a great person now, right? >_> It's not hard to do. I know plenty of people in a university who don't drive, nor need a license. A lot of people who move to far away places, usually don't have friends. My parents don't have any friends, because they moved. Me, father, mother, all the same position... I don't want a small bedroom.
It is typical, easy, and normal. A TON of students go to universities.
Except you, didn't you just drop out of school b/c you couldn't handle the stress of class?
And you know for the vast majority of majors, the first two years of college are general electives that you have to take before concentrating on your major, right?
And you're not even working? Shouldn't that be typical, easy and normal for someone that's not in school and graduated high school?
Most the stress comes from my family, not school.
And if you didn't live at home......
Of course, you could be taking general electives at your community college that will transfer to an university and reduce the number of credits you need to graduate but you're not even doing that. Oh noes, too much stress!!!!
I rather take the right classes. :-/
Then go to a university you fucking idiot. Most engineering programs at universities have freshman course loads that are universal, regardless of which engineering discipline you're going into. (E.G. Electrical and Mechanical engineering will take the same exact freshman classes at the same university). Get off your ass and do something with your life and quit complaining or feel free to play RLF, pussy.
TridenT
Lifer
- Sep 4, 2006
- 16,800
- 45
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I didn't say I wanted to be an engineer... :-/ That's why, I am, waiting, you, know... Until I say, "Hmm, I do want to do this." It will happen.
I also don't have residency in any state, so a university will cost me $30K minimum. I already overpay for a stupid CC.
Capt Caveman
Lifer
- Jan 30, 2005
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What are you talking about? You're going to need take english, math, science, etc classes no matter what major you take to meet graduation requirements.
More excuses from a drop-out.
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