Should I drop out of college?

[Inimicus]

Drop out.

Just make sure you practice the following phrases:

1. Would you like fries with that?

2. Do you have a rewards card?

3. Would you like to sign up for our rewards program?

If you work really hard you might get to use these:

1. The schedule is already set. You'll have to find someone who isn't going to the prom to swap with you.

2. I cant give everyone Christmas day off.

3. Corporate doesn't allow me to pay more than minimum wage for your position.

[bleys]

Stay in school and finish a degree, any degree.

Give up now and it's going to be a tough road ahead of you with more people making decisions for your life than you would ever imagine. A degree helps you to decide your worth. No degree means that someone else will do it for you.

this idea of getting "any degree" is kind of funny to me.. I have so many friends with a poo job, taking orders, and barely bringing home money because they went out and "got any degree"..

unless you were born to be an order taker, the corporate rug in which your boss wipes his shoes, then yeah, any degree will do..

it's a tough road regardless.. especially if you align yourself to be expendable in the corporate world and the economy goes to poo.. you then have it worse than many other people...

[Kettle]

You could end up like Ryan Reynolds in Waiting though. That could be fun.

[Hawk]

join the circus?

time served with the clowns on the huddle should be an automatic in!

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

Hey man I feel for you. I'm just now in the last couple months of my senior year at a fairly prestigious University in the Northeast and let me tell you... there were times when I wanted to quit and the stress was wearing my down almost daily. I declared my major in Political Science the last week of my sophomore year and am so glad to have made the right choice. The professors here have really opened my eyes to a lot of things and I am now in the process of applying to six graduate schools for Homeland Security or International Relations. I've always wanted to serve my country and this way I can use my education and analytical skills to make a difference and aid the federal government and military with intelligence.

Talk to your advisor at school. Weigh ALL of your options. I wish you the best, I would not rule out transferring schools either, maybe the programs at your current college just aren't for you and there are some out there that are suitable, I can promise that.

[CITILIMITS]

Yes! Waste of time and money to teach lies. Only fun part is the atmosphere, mingling with your fellow peers and peeretes.

[MadHatter]

Hey man I feel for you. I'm just now in the last couple months of my senior year at a fairly prestigious University in the Northeast and let me tell you... there were times when I wanted to quit and the stress was wearing my down almost daily. I declared my major in Political Science the last week of my sophomore year and am so glad to have made the right choice. The professors here have really opened my eyes to a lot of things and I am now in the process of applying to six graduate schools for Homeland Security or International Relations. I've always wanted to serve my country and this way I can use my education and analytical skills to make a difference and aid the federal government and military with intelligence.

Talk to your advisor at school. Weigh ALL of your options. I wish you the best, I would not rule out transferring schools either, maybe the programs at your current college just aren't for you and there are some out there that are suitable, I can promise that.

If you guys are having trouble dealing with the "stress of school", you are in for a RUDE AWAKENING in the real world.

College is not even close to the stress in the real world. You go to class for about 4 hours a day. Try working for 12 hours....then coming home and having to deal with sick kids....a mortgage...car payments...yard work...etc.

College is by far the most relaxing and enjoyable time that you will have until you retire.

[PanthaSan]

Drop out.

Just make sure you practice the following phrases:

1. Would you like fries with that?

2. Do you have a rewards card?

3. Would you like to sign up for our rewards program?

If you work really hard you might get to use these:

1. The schedule is already set. You'll have to find someone who isn't going to the prom to swap with you.

2. I cant give everyone Christmas day off.

3. Corporate doesn't allow me to pay more than minimum wage for your position.

:smilielol5:

Must spread rep.....

[mmmbeans]

lol who's retiring?

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

Did you go to an Ivey League school?

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

If you guys are having trouble dealing with the "stress of school", you are in for a RUDE AWAKENING in the real world.

College is not even close to the stress in the real world. You go to class for about 4 hours a day. Try working for 12 hours....then coming home and having to deal with sick kids....a mortgage...car payments...yard work...etc.

College is by far the most relaxing and enjoyable time that you will have until you retire.

Did you go to an Ivy League school?

[Kettle]

I will in 30 or 40 years

[Epistaxis]

Whether you slack off in school, slack off in the military, or slack off selling drugs...

you aren't going to get anywhere until you change your attitude

You started college.

Finish it. Strong.

You'll be out, and at that point, you can take a look at the job market and see if something works for you.

If not, you could consider the military, perhaps be an officer (the dreaded O), and develop some leadership skills and a bit more of the discipline you clearly need.

retry the job market

No matter what you do, it isn't so much about what you do, but how you apply yourself to the task that determines your success and overall happiness.

My old man used to laugh at people that needed to go somewhere and "find themselves".

He used to say "fug that son, if you need to find yourself, go look in the mirror and ask yourself if you can face that person if you quit."

two cents, worth what you paid for it.

[PanthaSan]

Your Father was a wise man, Epi....