Aright /soc/, time for the OFFICIAL /soc/ college/university

>>25191471

> What is your program/major?

Speech Pathology

>How would you describe your overall college and/or university experience?

Positive, fun, and extremely busy.

>If you can, summarize it in five words.

Same answer as before really. It's four words! :D

>Describe, in as much detail as you can, what an “average” person in that program would look and act like.

Mostly women, no real racial predominance, ages 18-25.

>Was there something unique to your program/major that students really fretted about?

Not really?

>Did your program/major have a counterpart or “nemesis,” such as EMS vs. Hospitology or Psychology vs. Sociology?

Nope.

>Describe what you hated most about your program/major.

How I usually left the observation room in tears. It was a "good hate", but it was emotionally draining.

>If possible, describe what you liked most about your program/major.

Very interesting, got to learn a lot about language structure, also about individual stories as to why patients had the issues they did.

>If your program/major was a source of superpowers, what would those powers be?

Probably the ability to speak to all creatures great and small - or to things that should not be spoken to.

>What is the most aggravating popular misconception(s) about your program/major's field?

I don't recall any that I found aggravating.

>If you could make one change to college/university, fundamental or cosmetic, what would it be?

No idea! I enjoyed what I did.

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> What is your program/major?

Law, we're all crazy

> How would you describe your overall college and/or university experience?

Everyone's hair's on fire and we're all too tired to deal with it

> If you can, summarize it in five words.

stressful, depressing, interesting, frustrating, competitive

> Describe, in as much detail as you can, what an “average” person in that program would look and act like.

Sleep deprived, carrying around a coffee poking at their laptop. Possibly dressed formally if they have an internship, otherwise dressed like a hobo. Everyone is busy, generally with weird outside obligations (student groups, events, internships) on top of a heavy class load. Everyone is frazzled, or simply has given up caring.

> Was there something unique to your program/major that students really fretted about?

class rank: Everyone's weighed against each other so no one talks about grades...to a very weird degree. No one discusses their rank.

> Did your program/major have a counterpart or “nemesis,” such as EMS vs. Hospitology or Psychology vs. Sociology?

Other Law students

> Describe what you hated most about your program/major.

The competitiveness and workload, and that your whole grade is a final. Because of the ranking system people will literally steal other students laptops around finals/delete their notes/tear pages out of textbooks etc to try and make them fail.

> If possible, describe what you liked most about your program/major.

You really learn things you pretty much can't learn any other way. The law is a weird, weird field. There's real power in being given the knowledge of how the system works.

> If your program/major was a source of superpowers, what would those powers be?

see image

> What is the most aggravating popular misconception(s) about your program/major's field?

The scumbag lawyer trope is low hanging fruit.

> If you could make one change to college/university, fundamental or cosmetic, what would it be?

Make it cost less

>>25191902
Fuck man I heard Law was pretty rough. Competitive Grading sounds like a terrible system.