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>However, you mention that you aren't getting the high 'A's anymore. If all your classes are so trivial, why not? Because I look at the fact that we've done th
by iQuit 17y ago
>However, you mention that you aren't getting the high 'A's anymore. If all your classes are so trivial, why not?
Because I look at the fact that we've done the same type assignment for 5 weeks now in CS class and decide I just don't care. Normally you'd think "Oh, it's easy, just finish it up!", but after the third of fourth time of doing the same thing, I just can't make myself do it. "Write a class that contains 3 variables name x,y,z. For next week, make sure they're named pizza, ham, eggs" and so on.
>"They may be willing to bring you into some more challenging environments if you show an interest and the capabilities."
That would really change my outlook. I'm not normally very outgoing, but I guess I could go ask a few of the professors.
- tienshiao 17y agoUnfortunately, there is a certain amount of tedium to life. Whether that is doing the dishes night in/night out, chasing down invoices, doing your taxes, provisioning servers, some things just need to get done. Unless you can pay someone else to do them, then there is the tedium of managing those people, paying them, etc. Anyone can excel at the things they like. It is highly unlikely you will make it through life isolated to only the things you enjoy. Ultimately, you'll need to learn to take care of business whether you enjoy it or not. You're almost certain to need credits outside of your major. Even if you enjoy learning, there will be some classes you are going to need to grind through. "Bank" your easy A's now, save those grade points for a rainy day.