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I for one am glad I went to University. I was exposed to topics and classes I would have laughed at earlier (philosophy, for one), met a lot of interesting frie
by TrackerFF 3y ago
I for one am glad I went to University. I was exposed to topics and classes I would have laughed at earlier (philosophy, for one), met a lot of interesting friends, and had a really, really good time in general. In fact, I'd say that those years were some of the best in my life.
My only regret is that I didn't go on any exchange program. Really should have done that.
I think that if you only view higher education as a ticket to a better paying job, and nothing more, college could suck. But that's also under the assumption that you actively avoid social activities, and only go there to get your degree.
I really miss the youthful naïveté - all my peers were really motivated to do things.
- goodbyesf 3y ago> I was exposed to topics and classes I would have laughed at earlier (philosophy, for one) Same here. Thought I left the horrors of pointless essays and open-ended questions ( what do you mean there isn't a correct answer? ) once I left high school. My college required that we take philosophy, literature and history classes as electives. Turned out to be my favorite classes and where I learned the most. Especially philosophy and history. > I really miss the youthful naïveté Yes. And the LAN parties.