How is college treating you so far.

I have been enjoying it, living on my own, working hard, and finding new opportubities.

I am getting ready to start my third year, but I plan to transfer to a better university for my third semester. Just focused on keeping my lans on tact, maintaing scholarships, and hopeing my transfer goes through.

It's boring but I'm not really trying to make it exciting so I don't really care. I seem to be doing fine with exams and assignments doing jack shit which gives me lots of free time so I'm fine with it.

A lot of ups and downs, but mostly ups recently.

It's ok. I'm just ready to graduate..and I'm only a sophomore.

One more year and it's off to law school. So good, I guess.

Finishing up my fourth semester right now. Because of the co op program I'm always working or in school after my first summer off. Classes definitely got much harder but at the same time I'm far more motivated to actually learn because I can see how almost every class can be used in the industry. I'm going back to work in two weeks and am very much looking forward to it. I hate the pressure of exams.

Its over, and I could not be happier about it.

I get paid to work now, instead of paying to work.  And I don't have to take my work home with me lol.

I'm done. I got my degree, my last semester I moved back home to save money and I'm still here. Currently searching the job market and working retail. Those politicians who claim the economy is getting better have lied. Tough as hell to find a good paying career. I'm damn glad to be done with school though. ferrari2001

hang in there.

took me 6+ month to find a job I enjoyed.

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"]I'm done. I got my degree, my last semester I moved back home to save money and I'm still here. Currently searching the job market and working retail. Those politicians who claim the economy is getting better have lied. Tough as hell to find a good paying career. I'm damn glad to be done with school though. mrbojangles25

hang in there.

took me 6+ month to find a job I enjoyed.

I'm done. I got my degree, my last semester I moved back home to save money and I'm still here. Currently searching the job market and working retail. Those politicians who claim the economy is getting better have lied. Tough as hell to find a good paying career. I'm damn glad to be done with school though. ferrari2001

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"]I'm done. I got my degree, my last semester I moved back home to save money and I'm still here. Currently searching the job market and working retail. Those politicians who claim the economy is getting better have lied. Tough as hell to find a good paying career. I'm damn glad to be done with school though. Nibroc420

I know someone with a BA in 14th Century English literature that got a job straight out of school.

Anyways, love the classes, hate the people.  It honestly feels like high school with how seriously people take their classes, but I guess that's what I get for going to a party school.

Went straight from High School into work. Best decision I ever made.

Getting ready to start beginning of September. Pretty nervous, I haven't been in a classroom forever and so, I have forgotten much of what I learned Highschool level wise, just trying to cram everything in before I take an Accuplacer and hopefully that'll be enough.

Well I graduated 2 years ago now and I've had a stable job since. I think everything went well.

it's okay. It would be a lot easier if I wasn't a chronic procrastinator.Allicrombie

same, i could be more social too, but that's something i'm actively workin on

Enjoying it so far. The freedom, focus on a particular field, made some very good friends, great grades. Only minus the lack of cute girls-apparently they don' t choose Computer Science. :P

I'm super excited. I'm only starting on September though.

can't afford college. Lonelynight

Not to delve into your situation but there is always a way to get your foot in the door. programs, loans, grants, etc.

[QUOTE="Lonelynight"]can't afford college. Mercenary848

Not to delve into your situation but there is always a way to get your foot in the door. programs, loans, grants, etc.

[QUOTE="Mercenary848"]

[QUOTE="Lonelynight"]can't afford college. Lonelynight

Not to delve into your situation but there is always a way to get your foot in the door. programs, loans, grants, etc.

Amazing.

[QUOTE="Lonelynight"][QUOTE="Mercenary848"]

Not to delve into your situation but there is always a way to get your foot in the door. programs, loans, grants, etc.

ShadowsDemon

Like crap.

They've left me in a pretty bad situation, and I've been spending the whole summer putting in applications at other school just to get out of that hell hole.

I'm getting into the sh!tty parts of being Premed (MCATs, research, shadowing, O-Chem, etc)  but I've had a good time and held a good GPA so far so I can hardly complain. My next semester is going to be hell though. :( O-Chem 2, Physics, Biology, and two Chemlabs in addition to Biolab, and Stat. 

I'm getting into the sh!tty parts of being Premed (MCATs, research, shadowing, O-Chem, etc)  but I've had a good time and held a good GPA so far so I can hardly complain. My next semester is going to be hell though. :( O-Chem 2, Physics, Biology, and two Chemlabs in addition to Biolab, and Stat. 

psn8214

Ah labs are the worst. 1 credit hour but you're expected to do like 7 hours of work a week.

cain006

I know right? You have a five hour class, homework, and a pre-lab assessment to study for before every class and they can only give me one freakin' credit? Sh!t sucks. I still have so many to go too. Chemlab 2 next semester, then O-chem lab after that.

[QUOTE="cain006"]

Ah labs are the worst. 1 credit hour but you're expected to do like 7 hours of work a week.

psn8214

I know right? You have a five hour class, homework, and a pre-lab assessment to study for before every class and they can only give me one freakin' credit? Sh!t sucks. I still have so many to go too. Chemlab 2 next semester, then O-chem lab after that.

almost finished collage, it's sucked pretty badly so far, and i'm sure the remainder will suck equally as hard.

I graduated last fall. It was a mix of awesome and meh.