College Students

[Chase]

Electrical Engineering

[BabyPolarBear]

Culinary Arts, Pastry/baking arts, and food and hospitality management

[tavi]

I got 4 gcse’s

French - F
maths - F
science - F
English - B!

Fuck knows what happened, just didnt try, my school was rubbish too. They sent me to work experience in the final two years just cos they realised I had no hope and practical experience was required, it worked cause immediately upon leaving school I gained full time employment at the same place, I excelled at what I did, sales, warehouse,would've been manager if I'd stayed, damn!

Never go back to school, collage, well maybe in the future, but cant be dealing with young students.

[Chase]

Never go back to school, collage, well maybe in the future, but cant be dealing with young students.

Unless you decide to live in a dorm res hall upon going back to school, you really wouldn't be "dealing" with young students apart from maybe study groups, lab partners, etc. I see people of all ages going to college, at community colleges and large universities.

[platerawriter]

I'm a communications major :-)

[Rae]

Studio Arts - Drawing and Graphic Design
I'm considering getting an Art Education degree but we'll see what happens after I have all my prereques :3

[Homer]

I'd like to add to Chase's advice for Tavi above regarding campus housing or dorms. I attended both a private and public universities, and on both there are designated dorms for 'studious/serious' students. They are quieter than those dorms that house party boys (and girls). So it is possible to live on campus and be able to study. And some 'young students' can be nerds or scholars! (I am serious).

[Waylon777]

High Five for the engineers! Woot! :biggrin:

im starting my computer and electronic engineering course on saturday

Electrical Engineering