>go to community college to get life together >every class

>>36725546
Just go to class and stop worrying about everyone else faggot. Most of those dumb asses are going to stay in there anyway.

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>never go to class
>mfw I still pass

pretty comfy desu, i'm studying for an english degree.

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>>36726609
>english degree
have fun waging at starbucks, normie

>>36726609
Most professors say that active class participation is required and they'll boot me for only 3 abscences

At least I get paid to go

>>36725814
I do my work at home, I only need to read up on networking and produce coursework.

>>36726609
Nearly everything you need is on the internet.

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>tfw finally done with all my normie filled classes
>tfw only one left is Interpersonal Communication
>tfw just want math and science classes, not these money and time wasters.

>>36727601
money and time wasters: courses to develop lasting social skills
not money and time wasters: getting up to speed on hopelessly abstracted and simplified models whose facts have been out of date for god only knows how long
you STEMcucks are always so funny

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>>36728128

Keep telling yourself that, brainlet. Don't you have some gender issue to research?

>>36725546
It's your fault. You should have enrolled in an engineering program where girls are an ignored minority and boys are beta.

>>36728128
The course that will develop "lasting social skills" will only serve to degrade your individuality by assimilating you into familiarity a degenerate culture. That is not worth compromising yourself and who you are just to be able to effortlessly hold a meaningless conversation. How can you say out of date? Such technology has only just been invented. A textbook from many decades ago is still extremely relevant. Computer science is computer science. Calculus is calculus. The essential facts to such disciplines are all but constant. The specifics of the modern industry are best learned on the job or as a side focus. It is not fulfilling to memorize menial details without developing your ability to comprehend and dissect complex situations. The details matter little without an understanding of the big picture, how they fit into the whole. Ot course, I am not saying science should be worshipped or social skills disregarded whatsoever. Only that the focus of education should be in the right place.