College Slander Part 2

don't get offended, just another retarded video

[CTLou]

As an engineering student I can confirm we walk together with the doctors and lawyers in uniforms walking up the stairs in unison

[Verelkia]

"Go to college and you will be happy and do everything you want to do" has to be the 2nd biggest lie ever in history.

[BLCK-LST]

Nothing like having to make the biggest decision in your soon-to-be adult life when you’re fresh out of high school.

[JM-mhpp]

Everyone who says "art, seriously, and what kind of future can you have with an art degree" suddenly gets very silent and nervous when I respond "Honestly I was thinking about politics".

I do not get it... like seriously, is wanting to be a minister of culture so bad?

[dogalrorn]

As a former student, the feeling of existential dread you develop during college never leaves you.

[Necrobius]

As a college student who does not enjoy group projects, I can definitely say that they do not exist.

[alejandromow]

As a physics student, I can confirm that my classmates and I literally used our knowledge in physics to elaborate an efficient plan to throw ourselves from a bridge

[DBD]

My favorite part about college is over half the teachers can't present a power point or keep an audiences attention even if they tried. You basically pay to teach yourself and attend classes that are mandatory for one reason or another. Ultimately, the only reason that I attend college is because my field of interest is locked behind 6 years of it...

[mashaexpert]

as someone who hasn't gone to college I can confirm this is very true

[satriaamiluhur]

The trade school part is so true though. I got a job at electrical company without college degree because thankfully the managers value your skills more than your degree

[LoneKrieger]

School slander:
Wakes up at 6.
Goes to school just to prove why Triangle is a Triangle.
Learns nothing.
Returns home.

[BlastedRodent]

As a PhD student, it took me a lot of time and a lot of effort to realize I should probably have become a plumber.

[anonymousman]

As a student of Law, from CCSU, im must say happily and sadly, if you want to pass in any law exam, you've to fill the 25 to 26 pages, out of 28 pages with small important details and a hell lot of gibberish and rubbish that even isn't needed.

[dogeity]

I remember my friend told me something about college:

“College is just a place where you spend a fuckload of money to learn something 95% of it won’t be used in daily life, it’s just an entire image scam, but people still go for it because of the degree.”

[jvl]

As someone who’s going to start college soon, I thank you for informing me about the horrors that’s going to happen so I can make my college life as easy as possible

[Dominian]

My 12 years of prepared me excellently for being unemployed. It's what I went for and it's what I got. Loving it.

[sussett]

Yup, absolutely no one likes group projects, yet they keep insisting with them.

[FustinJields]

As an Asian, both my parents are healthcare workers.

[cyd_hunter]

Love how college is no longer a place of education, but just a borderline requirement to get certain jobs. Everything has to be about making money, your life's purpose is to work and have a job. "What do you wanna be when you grow up?" is just a thinly veiled "What job do you want." Pay money to make money.

We sure are "thriving" in the most "greatest" economic system in the world.

[mlgmeistros]

I loved group projects. In medical school they tend to be incredibly easy and fun compared to your individual assignments and tests. For instance we had to practice consults in our first year and it was just a midday of me and three other guys messing around in a way to professional practice room with medical equipment and recording hilarious sessions with complicated or idiotic patient roles we devised ourselves.