The College Thread

[SHAQAVELLI]

Senior at this school and proud of it, fukk whoever's hating. I want to be done though already, I'm ready to just get started with my career..loving my internship this summer, don't feel there's that much left for me to learn. Learned a lot between the jobs I've had and the 400-levels I already have taken.

Should be graduating around a 2.8 .

 

[Blackking]

i thought my GPA was low until I read this thread.

 

[Serious]

Real talk, no trolling.

But has anyone gone to a Brick and Mortar college or University of Phoenix then seen positive job / career prospects.

This documentary popped into my mind for some reason......

Watch The Full Program Online | College, Inc. | FRONTLINE | PBS

 

[He Who Posts Well]

Real talk, no trolling.......

But has anyone gone a brick and mortar college / university of phoenix and seen positive job / career prospects.

This documentary popped into my mind for some reason......

Watch The Full Program Online | College, Inc. | FRONTLINE | PBS

Subs for later. I'm 3 years in so it probably won't help me.

 

[jflores]

Work in Civil Engineering Field, just passed my Professional Enigneers licensing exam.
I bet teachers at my university would be surprised that I achieved this shyt when I graduated with a 2.01.

Now looking to making some serious coin.

 

[Habit]

the greatest engineer there never was..........

That is the pitfalls of college life. I didn't need no set backs. At least he stayed in his field, probably can go to school part time or take classes on-line at the University of Phoenix.

Why u have to take all that shyt for civil engineering?

I know right. Its mostly academic at this point, just solving problems to get the correct answer. I know it will add to my overall knowledge base so I can't complain, but my field is not as math intensive and calculations based like electrical, computer, or aerospace engineering.

 

[MustafaSTL]

Which law school? If it's tuskegee state school of law then

What about Cooley or Thomas Jefferson School of Law?

 

[VerbalIntercourse]

That's because a 15 year old can do the work. Partners just need mindless drones that will work 24/7 and increase their profit margins.

Public accounting= financial sweatshop

You have been warned

The resume payoff and experience is well-worth it.

 

[KEEPITTRILLA]

you say that now.... but watch when they discontinuing your financial aid at yr 7.
it's finish in 7 or be prepared to go find your own loans. or like my school they raise tout tuition after 150hrs of attempts.

sent from my phone nikka....

im not really gonna take 7, probably 5-6 at most. Depends how tired of it im getting but im just carelessly cruising right now yolo and shyt

 

[TMillzy]

Graduating in May 2013

 

[BonafideDefacto]

Heading back to school fulltime time in the fall my bretherens after a 6 year absence.

I was on a partial scholy for track and field back in my hayday but unfortunately it was a private school, ended up racking up 40 grand in debt and dropped out and moved back to cali. Cold part was after my sophmore year i was a deans list honor student doing real good headed to law school...then i decided to party all the time when i turned 21 and not go to class and ended up dropping out later. I worked these last 6 years, traveled, and still partied all the time. Now I'm a lot more focused, done partying, and fast approaching 30. Im going back. Majoring in Aerospace/Aviation Management @ San Jose State. Gonna take me 3 full years but when im done imma be

 

[MalickSyXShabbaz]

how yall feel about an economics degree for someone who wants to eventually get a law degree...

or should i just take an easier major when i get to UNI?

 

[TMillzy]

how yall feel about an economics degree for someone who wants to eventually get a law degree...

or should i just take an easier major when i get to UNI?

As far as I know, your major doesnt really matter for admission to law school.

 

[MalickSyXShabbaz]

As far as I know, your major doesnt really matter for admission to law school.

BUT IM SAYING IN TERMS OF ACADEMIC PREPARATION AND THINGS

 

[TMillzy]

BUT IM SAYING IN TERMS OF ACADEMIC PREPARATION AND THINGS

Maybe a business/economics major may help you for law school, but I dont think it would help any more than any other major.