/late/ - Late Nights

>>737

Thanks.

I hope no one minds me not wearing my pants.

>>802

Still doing college work, thankfully I finish next month and move on to university.

>>802

College semester ends this week, and I should be getting sleep since it's 3:30 in the morning. Only problem is that I don't know how much of it I'll be able to apply on the small chance someone will hire a 21 year-old with no job experience, an associate's degree from a community college, no friends and minimal social skills, assuming I'll even remember the material come next month.

>>802

Well, I just finished my final semester as an undergraduate. Majored in Aerospace Engineering, and we just finished our big-ass final report for a hybrid rocket project. It's been a 30+ hour a week sort of ordeal for the past year, but it's been pretty damn education with regards to how rockets are built and how they really work.

>>1789

At least in my experience, nothing really changed over the past four years I was enrolled. Never lost my apathy towards meeting people, so anyone who stuck around me just as easily as before drifted away. There's no change in the people you meet; if anything people are more annoying than in high school. Assuming, of course, you're American. I've grown to really hate undergraduates, actually.

And, the shift from being at home to being on campus didn't do anything except provide a sense of freedom I never used and gave me all sorts of options I never took. To that end, I barely even noticed the transition, and most of the courses weren't even that hard. You should manage fine, as long as you don't go full normalfag.

Maybe something will change, but don't count on it.

>>802

Procrastinating on a simple essay….comfy thread.

>>1789

It depends a lot on where you're going. If you go to a school that has a reputation for students focusing on work, you'll most likely end up in study groups and doing things for fun on the side, and the opposite is true for the schools that are "party schools". So long as you avoid ITT and similar "colleges" which just take your money and laugh at how you didn't go to an accredited one instead and work hard, you'll probably end up being fine. Although that doesn't mean shit if you don't have professors who don't teach, so early on ask which ones to avoid like the plague.