And if so how is your life without it
Because I'm probably going to get kicked out of school for being a pile of shit
Why are you gonna get kicked out? O_0
i don't
[spoiler]because i'm in high school[/spoiler]
Quote from: Echo on January 25, 2011, 08:20:06 PM
Why are you gonna get kicked out? O_0
I'm already on academic probation, i'm going to be far behind on my degree, and I can't see me doing any better at school if I can't even seem to handle the freshman courses
i don't get what's so hard for you
Quote from: Travis on January 25, 2011, 08:24:06 PM
i don't get what's so hard for you
i don't either
i just suck at school i guess
i dont i dropped out i have a job that pays 13 dollar n hour now.
I don't know where I would be if I dropped out of college akudood;
i wll b there 4 u. to tuk u in at night
Quote from: Kefka on January 25, 2011, 08:36:38 PM
I don't know where I would be if I dropped out of college akudood;
same here
i just need to stop being a pile of shit
problem is, i don't know how
Quote from: Admin on January 25, 2011, 08:22:52 PM
i'm going to be far behind on my degree,
Don't worry about that. Most people don't graduate on time. I'm disgustingly far behind on my program, and I"m switching again.
Quote from: Admin on January 25, 2011, 08:22:52 PM
I'm already on academic probation
I was once too. Is it just lack of effort or something more? (or less?)
Maybe it's just the program you've chosen. Look at the classes you excel in or at least
enjoy and work from there.
I've known people who took a year or a semester off to work and kind of regroup. If you're still living under parent's insurance and stuff like that, it can be a big leap. I know I had to be qualified as a full time student to still receive health insurance from my father's work place.
And I know people who decided school wasn't for them. One guy's making 22 dollars an hour at an
entry level position.
The classes I enjoy are not the classes I do well in, it seems.
I probably will change my major, and my entire family is going to be massively disappointed in me. i'll figure something out. i don't really know though. I'll likely end up picking a really shitty major that can't get anyone a decent job.
What right do they have to be disappointed in you over changing majors though? that is just stupid and unfair to you
Quote from: Admin on January 25, 2011, 08:50:56 PM
The classes I enjoy are not the classes I do well in, it seems.
I probably will change my major, and my entire family is going to be massively disappointed in me. i'll figure something out. i don't really know though.
That should be a non-issue. Even if your parents are funding your schooling, your further educational choices are
entirely up to you. You should by no means base a course of action to fulfill what you think they want you to do.
Regardless, like I said, most people change majors at least once.
Quote from: Admin on January 25, 2011, 08:50:56 PM
I'll likely end up picking a really shitty major that can't get anyone a decent job.
Obviously you have to
consider the job market afterward, but I'm a proponent of basing a program on what you're directly interested in/passionate about.
If you focus on a major that doesn't have a great track record for available jobs, you're going to really have to put a lot into marketing yourself after you graduate.
i'm in collage but i don't have a major!!!!!!!!!!!!! hocuspocus;
I'm kinda "not eligible"
So I'll probably move to the states and get that shit from Florida.