school. school. oh my god, school.

[Peegee]

we used to have badminton racquets at my parents until my nephews tried to play tennis with them.

Also, I got marked off on a spelling test in fifth grade for misspelling "Rackets"

bad allies.

btw in grade 8 would you know how to spell 12th? I did and got 20/20 on my spelling quiz ^_^ (azn brofist)

[Brennan]

Eh, collage courses make me feel O_o.
Ah well, keep in mind, I'm a Sophomore.
French I
P.E.
Ag I
Biology
Civics/Free Enterprise
Geometry
English II

[asukaevaunit02]

Back to uni this year after taking a break last year. Looking foward to it, but not the timetable - its horrible! Trying to compromise, stupid living 2 hours form the campus!

AFC2000: Financial institutions and markets
AFC2140: Corporate finance
ECC2000: Intermediate microeconomics
ECC2410: Introductory econometrics

[Rostum]

I graduated my bachelors and have had to deal with the real world for a year. It's scary.

[Jessweeee♪]

Taking a break at the moment. This fall I will start school again and study whateverthesmurf so people will stop giving me about not being in school

[Peegee]

Taking a break at the moment. This fall I will start school again and study whateverthesmurf so people will stop giving me about not being in school

Why is going to school important? Unless it's training to be competent at your craft, I guess? But even for allies who is a super genius she will still need training at her job.

[Jessweeee♪]

Taking a break at the moment. This fall I will start school again and study whateverthesmurf so people will stop giving me about not being in school

Why is going to school important? Unless it's training to be competent at your craft, I guess? But even for allies who is a super genius she will still need training at her job.

It's important because it's important. Nobody respects you if you have no education beyond high school. I don't have anything against school, I just want to have a goal more specific than "get a degree in anything at all." School is expensive! I don't want to go there just to dilly dally!

[escobert]

I graduated my bachelors and have had to deal with the real world for a year. It's scary.

I didn't go to college and have been dealing with the real world for the last 7 years

[Peegee]

I graduated my bachelors and have had to deal with the real world for a year. It's scary.

I didn't go to college and have been dealing with the real world for the last 7 years

I'm 31 and 8 years ago was 23 which means you've been an adult longer than PG
how scary is that?

[Aerith's Knight]

- Fluid Biomechanics
- Multi-fluid mechanics
- New development in Fluorescent microscopy
- Microscopic measurements
- Biosensors
- Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and introduction to MRI
- Neurological MRI
- Vascular biology
- Numerical Analysis of continua
- Radio-isotopes and ionic radiation
- Electromechanics III - Advanced Electrodynamics

That together with an internship. It'll be a full semester, I guess.

[rubah]

It's important because it's important. Nobody respects you if you have no education beyond high school. I don't have anything against school, I just want to have a goal more specific than "get a degree in anything at all." School is expensive! I don't want to go there just to dilly dally!

What do you want to do? Then decide if you actually need a degree. For many fields, it isn't necessary. Even if you got a degree (or three), what would they be, and what would you do with them?

[Aerith's Knight]

It's important because it's important. Nobody respects you if you have no education beyond high school. I don't have anything against school, I just want to have a goal more specific than "get a degree in anything at all." School is expensive! I don't want to go there just to dilly dally!

What do you want to do? Then decide if you actually need a degree. For many fields, it isn't necessary. Even if you got a degree (or three), what would they be, and what would you do with them?

It would make a lot of difference in salary, if you get a degree in the field of question at least.

[rubah]

What kind of degree do you get if you want to be a chef? Or a woodsworker? Your reply isn't what she needs-- you've spent so long participating in and worshipping academia, I doubt you remember what the outside world is like anymore

[Bunny]

What kind of degree do you get if you want to be a chef?

A degree in the culinary arts would help get you a high-profile job easier than it would hinder it. Being taken seriously without one would be difficult, though not impossible.

[Rye]

I think that people underrate the perks, both emotionally and even financially, of being skilled in a trade. Besides the obviously example of skilled plumbers make 6 digits, I have a really good friend who is already making a very decent living of crafting and such, and she's only 21. While it's true that having a degree helps to be taken seriously, it's not what gives one the skills they need. Those come from the hands-on.

Also, rubah.