>I also took some specialty classes at a tech college and their students have nothing at all to do with each other socially as near as I can tell. A nineteen ye

>I also took some specialty classes at a tech college and their students have nothing at all to do with each other socially as near as I can tell. A nineteen year old kid living in moms basement, a 40 year old retired disabled army vet living in a house, and a 30 year old single mom working three jobs and living in an apartment walk into a bar together sounds like the start of a joke but it was pretty accurate description of tech school. Socializing with classmates seems to be a purely 18-22 residential/dorm/greek thing. And thats still a lot of kids... but gotta be realistic, its maybe only 3/4 of total students, maybe even less. Sooooo true. It's become, for all intents and purposes, a series of parallel universes that just happen to occupy the same space.