So... How were your experiences?

Your College Experience
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Joeicam
, Dec 14 2011 11:50 PM
#1
Posted 14 December 2011 - 11:50 PM

So... How were your experiences?
#2
Posted 19 December 2011 - 07:29 PM

One of the great regrets in my life is not having a degree. I don't really need it to do the work I do, but it certainly would help to get my foot in the door, especially as the job market seems flooded with overqualified/underemployed people.
For most of my life, my health has never been good enough to commit to a full time college schedule, and my doctors never thought I'd live to see 30... however, here I am, somewhere in my late 30s and about to go to school (health mostly stable).
If you have the health, means, and opportunity... get your bachelor's degree, at the very least. It can make a world of difference. With a bachelor's degree, you can teach English in Japan for a year... doesn't that sound fun? I've always wanted to do that.
I lived on a college campus and attended several classes (as a guest) when I was not quite 20; I thoroughly enjoyed it... but I only went to classes I liked and when I wanted, teehee. I always did envy those who managed to handle it all.
So, congratulations to you! You made it thru your first year! If you are away from home, it is almost expected to have health issues while your body adjusts to a whole new set of environmental influences. I hope that you adapt and have an easier time next year.
Best Wishes! ~Nom
For most of my life, my health has never been good enough to commit to a full time college schedule, and my doctors never thought I'd live to see 30... however, here I am, somewhere in my late 30s and about to go to school (health mostly stable).
If you have the health, means, and opportunity... get your bachelor's degree, at the very least. It can make a world of difference. With a bachelor's degree, you can teach English in Japan for a year... doesn't that sound fun? I've always wanted to do that.
I lived on a college campus and attended several classes (as a guest) when I was not quite 20; I thoroughly enjoyed it... but I only went to classes I liked and when I wanted, teehee. I always did envy those who managed to handle it all.
So, congratulations to you! You made it thru your first year! If you are away from home, it is almost expected to have health issues while your body adjusts to a whole new set of environmental influences. I hope that you adapt and have an easier time next year.
Best Wishes! ~Nom
Edited by NomDeKeyz, 19 December 2011 - 07:33 PM.
#3
Posted 12 January 2012 - 06:08 AM

college is another Highschool with Smoking allowed
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