murdalandhitman
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You should have played sports and get good grades to get a scholarship. It's your fault. College is the #%*#!
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Originally Posted by koolbarbone
Good thinking. You hate college but you want to go to law school.Originally Posted by ShoxBb433
I know people say don't go to lawschool if your in it for the money, but I might do just that. C.R.E.A.M![]()
If it's free why not. I'm aiming for some scholarships. I don't necessarily hate the entire college experience per se, Mostly just the economic strain I have bared for the last 4 years which will continue to follow me for the next few years to come, feel me?![]()
damn, what a sad life, even bill gates knew how to have fun in his years in college, look it up mr. boastfulOriginally Posted by Toy Collector123
Came to college. Graduating in May of this year (a year early). I already have a degree and I'm only 20. I have a job lined up with a top consulting firm (holla at me Bill Gates) and about to open my own business (Website service company and a Global CD distribution company is in the works).
Managed to escape without any loans (scholarships ftw?). Matter of fact, I still have scholarship checks I need to cash (no bragging) but on this whole college is what you make it is straight BS. You follow a script, you retell this script, and you act on that same script. It's what administration makes it for. At the end of the day, people are in college to make money when they graduate. Forget the BS about I came to college to learn and learn about the humanity of life, you can do that at the park or the YMCA on Sundays.
So once I realized that college is a quaint existence of humanity pleasings, then I realized what I was doing.
I never really party in school because that's a waste. I always run into people I don't want to see or have no interest in seeing, so I chill out with the partying. If one can recognize that eventually, life is a system that must all follow. It's a cycle. Who breaks that cycle?... we'll never know. If you follow the script, you'll do fine. Just do not try re-writing the script, or you'll end up with lifeless boundaries (read: 9th year senior).
With that being said, I love college.
Originally Posted by Ballinsam23
i know people who make 6 digit salaries with only a HS diploma. does that mean u dont have to go to college? hell no. these people just get lucky, have street smarts, and are at the right place at the right time. in our time you have to get some kind of college education if you wanna be making some good $$$. how you approach college is a whole different story. there is always time to party, but there is more time to study. dont worry about the loans now, you're there to get your education and your degree (MD, PhD, BA, w.e).
i think the hardest part for me in my first year of college is finding the motivation. i think just making my parents happy or what not is probably it. everyone's parents wants their kids to have a better life than they do. so yea....
You sound salty.Originally Posted by davidisgodly
damn, what a sad life, even bill gates knew how to have fun in his years in college, look it up mr. boastfulOriginally Posted by Toy Collector123
Came to college. Graduating in May of this year (a year early). I already have a degree and I'm only 20. I have a job lined up with a top consulting firm (holla at me Bill Gates) and about to open my own business (Website service company and a Global CD distribution company is in the works).
Managed to escape without any loans (scholarships ftw?). Matter of fact, I still have scholarship checks I need to cash (no bragging) but on this whole college is what you make it is straight BS. You follow a script, you retell this script, and you act on that same script. It's what administration makes it for. At the end of the day, people are in college to make money when they graduate. Forget the BS about I came to college to learn and learn about the humanity of life, you can do that at the park or the YMCA on Sundays.
So once I realized that college is a quaint existence of humanity pleasings, then I realized what I was doing.
I never really party in school because that's a waste. I always run into people I don't want to see or have no interest in seeing, so I chill out with the partying. If one can recognize that eventually, life is a system that must all follow. It's a cycle. Who breaks that cycle?... we'll never know. If you follow the script, you'll do fine. Just do not try re-writing the script, or you'll end up with lifeless boundaries (read: 9th year senior).
With that being said, I love college.
"life is short but sweet for certain" - DMB
Dude puts his happiness in his future rather than enjoy life today
I go to school just like you, but I still call out the homies during weekdays to chill in the city for a dinner or two. U just sad dawg.
Originally Posted by davidisgodly
Who ever said pop bottles and copping a m3 is happiness? You're losing it.
I like you, also have super abilities to look forward and plan ahead. You just come off as that arrogant, look at me and my accomplishments while you all get drunk and come back to the room at 6am. Nah, life ain't about that. It's about enjoying moments, time, conversation with people around you. Human interaction. Not your fantasy world of m3's and bottle popping. You losing.
damn, what a sad life, even bill gates knew how to have fun in his years in college, look it up mr. boastful
Originally Posted by davidisgodly
Who ever said pop bottles and copping a m3 is happiness? You're losing it.
I like you, also have super abilities to look forward and plan ahead. You just come off as that arrogant, look at me and my accomplishments while you all get drunk and come back to the room at 6am. Nah, life ain't about that. It's about enjoying moments, time, conversation with people around you. Human interaction. Not your fantasy world of m3's and bottle popping. You losing.
Let him live son.Originally Posted by HigherGround
damn, what a sad life, even bill gates knew how to have fun in his years in college, look it up mr. boastful
"life is short but sweet for certain" - DMB
Dude puts his happiness in his future rather than enjoy life today; like.. i just want to ask you, who promises you tomorrow???????
I'm all aware and awake people should do well in school and have a career path, what's life when u spend it alone though? There has to be a balance in life. Normality is a mixture of the good and the bad.
I go to school just like you, but I still call out the homies during weekdays to chill in the city for a dinner or two. U just sad dawg.
hold up, matter of fact, hunnies just not feeling you, that is the root of your problems.
I'm all for balanceOriginally Posted by davidisgodly
Who ever said pop bottles and copping a m3 is happiness? You're losing it.
I like you, also have super abilities to look forward and plan ahead. You just come off as that arrogant, look at me and my accomplishments while you all get drunk and come back to the room at 6am. Nah, life ain't about that. It's about enjoying moments, time, conversation with people around you. Human interaction. Not your fantasy world of m3's and bottle popping. You losing.
Originally Posted by Jking0821
You do realize that there are around 4000 colleges in the US 55 is in the top 2%. So i don't know what your chuckling at. I guess engineering students can't do easy math or easy googling