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rockergamer (12/06/2013) [-] 
College is an option you take to further your education and opportunities in life.
Why the **** wouldn't you take it seriously? It costs money and jobs are getting harder and harder to get. If you go to college just to shirk off and not study then you shouldn't have gone in the first place.
Why the **** wouldn't you take it seriously? It costs money and jobs are getting harder and harder to get. If you go to college just to shirk off and not study then you shouldn't have gone in the first place.
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YoursTruley (12/07/2013) [-] i have to be in school 10 years, you tell me it would be easy to do anything for 10 years without some sort of reward and the only thing you get is at the end....
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rockergamer (12/07/2013) [-] I never meant to say college wasn't difficult. I'm sorry if I come off as someone who doesn't know what he's talking about. Everybody's making me feel like a bad person now.
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rockergamer (12/07/2013) [-] Thanks I guess. I guess forgetting to mention how people have fatigue had everybody thinking I was an asshole.
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rockergamer (12/07/2013) [-] Maybe you just haven't found that one thing that'll make you want to get up and do it. I wish you the best of luck!
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msypsylon (12/07/2013) [-] Depends on the country and the college. At my college most people don't give a **** about learning or grades. All they need is the degree and maybe some connections. And not because it's a bad college, but because how much you learn in it simply won't impact that much your chances at a good job.
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unusualember (12/07/2013) [-] What the hell college forces you to take a religious studies class?
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passi (12/07/2013) [-] A lot of private smaller schools do. I go to a small division 3 school, and most of them are affiliated with a church, even though they do literally nothing to promote religion, they make us take a bunch of extra classes under the guise of a "liberal arts education, to make well-rounded individuals" even if you are pre-med or anything. Fair concept. Stupid. But fair.
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evilanakie [OP]ONLINE (12/07/2013) [-] even though it is to further your education
it still can be a grind
it still can be a grind
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thereoncewasaman (12/07/2013) [-] It's because at this point it's almost expected that people get a college education. It's pretty tough to get a job you can survive off of without a college degree. So kids are going to college because they feel like have to: it's almost become like high school. Most people hate doing boring things when their only motivation is that they just should do it. Besides, after 12 years of school it really wears on you.
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captiancook (12/07/2013) [-] I have bought like 10 or more books for college and have read maybe 1 of them. I still get an A in most of my classes.
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jayfizzle (12/07/2013) [-] I go to a top UC and most of the **** they teach is has nothing to do with our major. So hell yeah im going to not care about the circumference of the sun or random GE classes. Even my major classes are not teaching me the How To's of a job, but rather just some useless info ill forget at the end of the quarter. I'm paying for the degree, not the crap education.
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oceanfrank (12/07/2013) [-] You ****** wish you were like me getting full ride and able to party without losing moneeeeyyyyy. Nah jk I have maybe 6 hours of free time per week max and have like a 3.8 right now in college.
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Bluemistake (12/07/2013) [-]
You make you're own motivation mate, no point ******* around if you're not going to take it seriously.
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Bluemistake (12/07/2013) [-]
At the end of a day motivation is a ******** thing, an employer isn't going to pay you because you 'couldn't be bothered' doing the work so why should it apply differently to university?
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rockergamer (12/07/2013) [-] You are a very wise man, hudis. I guess I should have added that while you should take college seriously, a normal person can still get tired out. Sorry about that.
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traycepickering (12/07/2013) [-] **** . I commented without looking and you beat me to it.
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tooenlightenedforu (12/07/2013) [-]
We got everything you need for a negrocism: a whip, a nightstick, a job application!
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deadmuerto (12/07/2013) [-] I couldn't afford to go to college
so I just drank beer and masturbated at home
so I just drank beer and masturbated at home
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lazypaul (12/07/2013) [-] That's more like high school. In college it's like 'Read ****** 'NO!' 'Fine, fail then.'
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