How old are you, /b/? Are you at the University?
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How old are you, /b/? Are you at the University?
>>677375764
I am 24, I am at uni still because I'm a failure.
20 columbia
>33
>I work as a lab technician in a genetics lab at a major university
23, finish Graduation, doing master's degree.
25 year old working man. Went to a uni, played some football. Furgled my elbow and said fuuck it and started working
>>677376348
24 and still in college isn't a total failure. Failing out of college when you are 80% of the way through is a failure. As long as you finish it isn't a fail.
I had a friend who built up tons of student loan debt and then just decided to drop out his senior year of college. All that debt and nothing to show for it. Total fucking idiot. He tried to go back after a few years but they wouldn't admit him.
>>677376897
>25 year old working man. Went to a uni, played some football. Furgled my elbow and said fuuck it an
Fell sorry, man
20 Los Angie
community college bitch, save that tuition
19 at University dual science major, pre-med, and pharmacy research
>>677377430
ayy same, nvcc then Tech for aero, you?
>>677377085
Whoa. He is a sucker.
My teacher / advisor is asshole, so bad to people, fell superior. I thought quit from uni a few times because of it.
But is just more one year... just more one.
>>677375764
21. I was actually set to graduate two years early cause I came in with a shit ton of credits, but I ended up staying in a worthless biology program because I don't know what else to do.
engineering
>>677377879
Biology is kind of a dead end unless you enjoy working in a lab for mediocre wages. But you could switch to pre-pharmacy and take almost all the same classes. Pharmacists make good money.
But I've heard it is getting to be a very saturated market. Hard to get a job. But making $100,000+ to fill bottles with pills is a dream job.
20 studying chemEng. It's difficult, but pretty fun. I enjoy it.
Almost 60. Was at uni in 1970s
>>677375764
I live at home and I'm on government benefits
I'm 24 and suicide
19 software eng carleton
18, will be come fall
>>677375764
23, yes.
20
Dietetics
I dont know what do
Will I live in regret if I dont go to college? Can I still make a good living by learning a blue collar trade? If so what are some good trades to get in to? Ive heard welding pays off well.
almost 19, in school for Computer Science with a minor in Computer Information Systems
40. Went back to school. Senior year, then law school.
>>677375764
21, and I'm in community college.
>>677380390
look into deep sea welding, fuckers make a boat load of money, only have to work for so long, then can have a cushy well paying job teaching others how to weld shit deep underwater
30
Med school
I'm 25 and still no college.
Tell me...
If I go in a couple years how's it gonna be for me with girls?
Is it gonna be easy or awkward? I don't drink and am a bit awkward personality wise.
I have money and nice cars and shit though. Will this help me?
>>677380800
Ditch that degree you will be working fast food before you ever get a good paying job in IT with no experience and that degree. If you're serious about the IT field go for cyber security/information security.
From someone with 14 years working in the information systems field. I wouldn't higher you until you've at least 3 to 4 years experience. My smallest network has been 120 client terminals and my largest 3500 clients in 14 different countries.
NEET here!
>>677381904
you can buy booze so the freshman will worship you
>>677382103
CIS minor is for resume padding more than anything else, plus it actually interests me. I can get a paid programming internship next year, there are always companies hiring
>>677379598 this anon here
>>677382103
I got hired at the first job that I applied to, is the discrepancy between CS that big, or am I just lucky?
>>677381315
It pays well because it is one of the most hazardous jobs out there.
>>677375764
19 Ausfag
>>677382664
Programing sucks. You'll want to suckstart a .45 after a year or two. Just read Dilbert that's about 99% of your bosses.
>>677381904
Girls like older guys. You aren't in your 30's so you will be fine. As long as you are in decent shape, have decent hygiene, and have a decent fashion sense you will be able to fuck tons of chicks if you want to.
>>677382839
Lucky and they probably are looking for long term development of you. I make upwards of 150k a year as a CS manager.
>>677383170
I enjoy it quite a bit, and I can actually work with people unlike most of /b/
>>677375764
24, just graduated
I was hoping I could find a decent career without having to do grad school but it looks like I'm gonna have too
more school, kill me
>>677383439
manager huh? I don't really want to stray into a managing position.
about the grooming though, i doubt it, its a summer internship (surprisingly not through co-op).
22 iowa
Got kicked out of Uni for having sex.
>>677375764
19
don't want student debt when I don't have a solid career path so no
>>677384465
where'd you go?
also, gratz on getting sum
>>677383762
Well that's one thing I will say if you work in the field and have the ability to be a social person and not a creepy/socially awkward person and have good hygiene you have a good chance to get and keep a decent job and enjoy it. I had a guy who was a great technician but was a rude and condescending prick. I would make sure and give him the tasks away from other people. He had a big ego about it thinking that he was the best in the company. I ended up taking him down several pegs by making him do help desk and tossing new guys on the harder tasks not only did the work get done but it was done faster. He ended up quitting after several incidents... 6 years that guy worked there and he couldn't understand why I was placed in charge of him being about 25 years younger then him and after only working there for 18 months. Itwas simple I performed and am able to motivate and keep the systems secure and running.
>>677379076
Ayyy
>>677384066
Again I've been doing it for 14 years. And take the internships and don't burn bridges.
>>677385065
unfortunately for me, i can only take internships after sophomore year which sucks dick.
>>677384465
BYU?
>>677385065
of course, I'm going to work hard, and take pride in that fact.
35 and a lawyer. Don't go to law school kids.
>>677387217
my brother wants to go into law, care to elaborate
>>677375764
I'm 30. I'm a Ph.D. candidate planning to graduate in December.
can you really be too old for college? I'm 22 and haven't done shit but 2 fucking online classes. I feel like I'm running out of time
>>677377738
You talking about Virginia Tech? Cause I go there
20, studying medicine