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just drop out things 2017-06-13 06:28:39 Post No. 18413390
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How bad it is not to finish your university education if you have an ok job?
It's very likely that I won't pass my finals, which will be in 2 days. This is already my last chance... anyway I have a full time job in IT (degree is not in IT), which makes enough money and I generally like my employer.
Will it be a big deal if I'll become a dropout?
Some people say that the lack of degree can be a serious problem when it comes to a promotion, but I got the work when I didn't have a degree and nobody has ever asked me to finish it. I told my boss that I'd like to get promoted to a senior position in the next 0-2 years and she didn't mention anything about my education when we were talking about it.
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What was the point of even entering university in the first place?
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If you've only got two classes to go, just finish it.
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university should be about broadening knowledge and expanding your horizons. if you've already got a sweet job or can afford leaving w/o degree then do whatever you want.
if it takes a shitload of debt to finance your education, dropping out is the worst thing you could do. at least get something tangible out of it.
i finished 2 years at a prestigious private university, and just throwing that on my resume impresses people but a lot comes down to work history and making a good impression.
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>>18413390
i've been having the same problem (kinda). Already graduated from high school three days ago but having a hard time deciding to go to college.
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>>18413390
Nobody cares about your degree in IT
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Unless there's something at a proper university that you actually feel passionate about.
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>>18413390
Rather than just dropping out, see if your uni allows furloughs - temporary withdrawals with the option of returning - just in case you change your mind.
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>>18413432
OP here. In my country you get your Bachelor's after 3 years, then Master's after additional 2 year. I'm failing on getting my Master's degree, I already have Bachelor's but it's not considered to be a complete university education here. I wish I tried to find a full-time job immediately after getting Bachelor's....
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>>18413487
How do you even manage to fail a CS masters program?
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>>18413526
As I said, it's not a CS degree. It's theoretical physics.
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>>18413619
oh I love theoretical physics :)
what are your finals on?
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>>18413629
Lot of stuff: group representations, PDE, differential geometry, multiparticle&statistical physics. I did thesis on quantum information, which I've already defended.
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