Any dropouts here? I'm dropping out from my Masters program.

No, but have a bump. You take care, bud.

>>8671062
I'm so sad I lost my most promising student. Even hired made-up behavioural sci students to try make him shine, but apparently he saw through that too.

>>8671102
Thanks. Joining wagecuck force soon. Hopefully I'll make some money and get out of this depression soon enough.

>>8671110
It hurts to know that people don't pursue things in which they can excel in. I'm just the opposite of this. Studying/doing things which is just not for me. I'm a fucking brainlet.

>>8671062
i dropped out of a math phd program because i lost all interest in the subject matter

I got kicked out of school if that counts. 1.47gpa for two semesters. Currently taking classes at community college to demonstrate academic progress and go back.

>>8671062
I could understand dropping out of a PhD, but aren't the vast majority of Masters 2 years or less? How can you not find enough motivation to stick with it for 2 years?

>>8671189
I would like to but the adminstration won't let me. Already failed an oral exam and after a lot of thinking and taking advice from profs, I am lacking that 'math power' plus my basics in math is not strong enough to actually conduct research on any topic.

Failing 3 exams I think chucks out a student.

>>8671160
I do have the interest to continue my education but I'm too illiterate to understand those things as of now.

I hope you're doing alright.

>>8671193
That's a key distinction that you're already getting a subtle kick out the door. Trying and failing is different from dropping out; you have nothing to be ashamed of.

I dropped out from a bachelors in mechanical engineering.
Became a hybrid technician instead.

>>8671199
That's what my prof said. Either I should just level up my game or study at some shit tier institution where the level is low.

I see no point in putting in the effort as it'll only waste my time and my parent's money with no guarantee that I'll excel in the future.

I can change my field to something practical like engineering but that would require some work experience to get into engineering school. At least it won't be as abstract as Math is.

>>8671215
If you cared about engineering you would have picked engineering in the first place.

>>8671062
what uni

>>8671203
I feel like this college degree bubbles gonna burst anytime. World is producing so many college grads and can't really employ them.

>>8671220
Somewhere in Deutschland. Decent ranked.

>>8671223
why'd you pick math and what branch of math were you studying?

>>8671222
80% of them are business degrees and arts degrees. There's plenty of demand for instance for software engineers, computer engineers, mech/aero engineers, etc.

embedded systems / robotics is gonna be yuge

>>8671225
I did my bachelor's in math from Canada. Was OK at that time. GPA 3.3. Moved here to save some money on education but got beaten by the system. Students here know a large proportion of graduate material when they enter graduate school unlike my undergrad school.

I am inclined towards continuum mechanics. Hyperbolic systems, conservation laws, fluid dynamics and things like that. I was taking few of the course from these subjects.

>>8671227
How's the market for AI? Is it just Google who is focused on this or there are others?

>>8671219
Clearly, Wrong decisions were made.

>>8671251
Idk, I'm sure it's high. All the robotic shit mech, electrical, and hardware engineers build needs software to run.

5 years ago I was a candidate for graduation in a bs biology program, with 6 units of credit remaining. Then a lot of shit happened around my life, and I'm stuck. I should have ran away as soon as the happenings started.

>>8671330
Care to elaborate?

>>8671330
most people go through life and live out their lives as planned

sometimes, life happens, and it's mostly shit, but you man up and move on, if anything, you learn something from it and grow as a person

but I digress

>>8671237
If it means anything, maths in Germany is fucking hardcore. Consider that all the students around you, with 99% certainty, has had a vastly greater foundation in mathematics from an early age. They are also, after 3-4 years of some of the most comprehensive mathematical education in the world, very used to the oral exam method.
If you've made it this far you're not a brainlet. I reckon if you moved somewhere mid-range like Australia to do a Masters/PhD you'd do fine. (Australia typically doesn't incorporate coursework into PhDs, if that helps)

>>8671370
First off I don't live in the developed world. I have an autistic brother, he's 22 now, but still a useless piece of shit. I'm his 26 year old legal guardian though. No welfare, no free healthcare, no free education.

I only feel despair when I think of the future. I feel my wings are clipped, and on a leash - I feel like I am chained to my brother's life.
I feel I have only 2 options, leave him and be a pariah forever, or a murder suicide. I can't leave him in some social welfare office, because there's still surviving family (me,), and autists are at the borderline of what's normal and what's to be thrown in the loony bin.

Dropped out of med school at UW, year 1 back in 2014

Realized I never wanted to go in the first place

In optometry now

>>8671402
Can feel you there. Can't talk to your parents about this issue?

>>8671402
>I only feel despair when I think of the future.
You carry heavy burdens. I wish I could find a way to get over my own depression and hopeless situation so I could share the wisdom with you.
There are lots of us who are in dire straits: It has always been this way. It's bad enough the environment tries to starve us (or kill us), but we have people who are so angry and hateful that they'd deny people their fair share of food. I don't love any cult-ures, but everyone deserves food and water; and shelter from bacteria, bugs, animals and nature's inconvenient weather. It seems you have far less reason to worry about karma than most people. I hope something positive shows up for you.

Dropped out of normie society to be a math man

>>8672012
So how is it turning out for you? What field of math you studying?

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>>8671237

Did you know German? Or did you take your Master's in English?

>>8671411
>optemtry
that's an admirable profession though. As someone who needs glasses to function at a basic level, i am very grateful for the optometrists out there

>>8671222
The college bubble has already bursted. There's tons of unemployed people with doctorates.

>>8672109
The program is in English. So if there are international students like then it will be taught in English otherwise German.

>>8671151
LOL. You cannae escape depression by giving up. Go to your goddamned classes, stop posting here, and study more.
I promise that if you drop out, you will probably regret it until the day you die.

>>8671265
Only the decision to give up.

>>8672307
I don't want to give up. I will decide after this another exam I have on 16th. If I fail then I'll ask my profs where I am lacking. If I think I can improve, I'll keep on going and do whatever is possible from my side.