Where did biz go to college?

[Anonymous No.13082774]

And if you did - was it worth it?

[Anonymous No.13082785]

>>13082774
>falling for the college meme

nowhere because im not retarded

[Anonymous No.13082823]

>>13082774
NIU (shitty state school) and then UIUC (not so shitty state school) for grad school.

Yes. Although, I should have just finished my Masters at UIUC and left instead of trying for my PhD and dropping out as an ABT.

[Anonymous No.13082833]

>>13082774
Caltech.

No, not in the slightest. It screwed me beyond repair. Psychologically, mentally, physically, and worst of all sexually since there are no women there that look like women, and no other colleges that the autists there interact with

[Anonymous No.13082867]

>>13082823
>NIU
thank you for being our cupcake game last year

t. FSU

[Anonymous No.13082880]

>>13082774
Canada
Yeah it was good, landed me a 60k/year job afterwards + experiences with ladies and general uni funtimes.

[Anonymous No.13082890]

Ksu wildcats!

[Anonymous No.13082921]

>>13082774
I didn't go and I'm a broke af neet now
I think about heroing at least a few timse a day

[Anonymous No.13082924]

>>13082785
>>13082823
>>13082867
>>13082880
>>13082890
Cringe. No wonder this board is so low iq. Can’t believe I’m stuck here with you brainlets

At least I can profit off your general moonboy stupidity by shorting

[Anonymous No.13082954]

>>13082833
>It screwed me beyond repair. Psychologically, mentally, physically, and worst of all sexually
>>13082924
>Cringe. No wonder this board is so low iq

Sure thing schizo.

[Anonymous No.13082978]

>>13082774
Binghamton University- wannabe Ivy League SUNY school located in a hellish rust belt area.

[Anonymous No.13082989]

>>13082924
pretty sure drop out millionaire ceos is really trending

[Anonymous No.13082995]

>>13082954
Yes it cost me, but my higher iq makes me a better shitposter and better contributor to this board than any of you clowns. That’s the point idiot

[Anonymous No.13083002]

>>13082921
I did go and I'm now in the same situation. So now what?

[Anonymous No.13083016]

>>13082774
UC Berkeley

[Anonymous No.13083038]

>>13082867
no problem. Is Schreiffer out of jail yet?

[Anonymous No.13083108]

>>13082989
Wtf does this mean brainlet

[Anonymous No.13083145]

Also - anyone else here /greek/?

[Anonymous No.13083152]

>>13083002
Maybe we all need to mass hero

[Anonymous No.13083157]

>>13083145
lmao i downloaded this from google images and just realized it was made in paint

[Anonymous No.13083181]

>>13083145
>>13083157
Cringe. Muh fraternity. 99% of these are Literally getting drunk with a bunch of normies every night while giving each other a reach around at the end. End result is 4 years of having learned useless bullshit and liver damage + weight gain

[Anonymous No.13083189]

>>13083108
that i dropped out of business school a decade ago but now im on the verge of real success

[Anonymous No.13083195]

>>13083189
So am I through shorting bitcoin + my link holdings

[Anonymous No.13083209]

>>13082978
>wannabe Ivy League

Literally a school for retards you copecel. 99% of you fags would have been better off going into trades

[Anonymous No.13083242]

>>13083181
>lol you drink a lot
>lol everyone is gay
>lol you dont learn

literally the classic GDI argument
lol believe whatever makes you feel better

[Anonymous No.13083244]

Texas Tech BBA
MIT MBA

Total waste of money. I’m a pilot now and a now a big trade school believer

[Anonymous No.13083253]

University of Bremen
Yes
Also fuck you dataminer.

[Anonymous No.13083304]

>>13083253
I'm just curious anon. I'm a college student myself rn.

[Anonymous No.13083307]

>>13083304
Where?

[Anonymous No.13083315]

>>13083307
Florida State. I said it in a post you replied to mate.

[Anonymous No.13083336]

>>13083315
Oh damn. My bad. How do you like it there?

[Anonymous No.13083347]

Norwich University

[Anonymous No.13083359]

>>13082774
A major tech school. Worst mistake of my life. Everyone has that light bulb moment in college where they realize they got scammed. No one talks about it.

[Anonymous No.13083366]

>>13082989
>if i drop out or don't go to college, i will become a millionaire ceo

[Anonymous No.13083367]

>>13082774
Harvard

[Anonymous No.13083382]

>>13083367
How does it feel to be a douchy status coping brainlet

Literally every fag I know who went to Harvard (many) I iq mog to the deepest circle of hell and back

[Anonymous No.13083392]

>>13083359
This

[Anonymous No.13083395]

PhD at Data Mining U

[Anonymous No.13083400]

>>13083244
This. Good post. College should really only be for the highest iq, and should be all male. Anyone else should just go to trades

[Anonymous No.13083404]

>>13083367
Could've gone to University of rochester but I decided against it because it's located in a slum and it wasn't as good as the best state school in my state for math undergrad. I went to stonybrook university for math and applied math in the engineering program.

[Anonymous No.13083405]

>>13083336
I really like it here. I'm on scholarship, and the cost of living in tallahassee is very low. Outside of my actual coursework, Greek Life is integral here and despite all the shit that's gone down its still good. The bar scene in Tally is better than anywhere else in Florida, from how I've seen it.

[Anonymous No.13083418]

>>13083400
college is a business. the moment the government starts controlling who can and can't go to college you have a problem.

[Anonymous No.13083428]

Could've gone to University of rochester but I decided against it because it's located in a slum and it wasn't as good as the best state school in my state for math undergrad. I went to Stonybrook University for math and applied math in the engineering program.

[Anonymous No.13083439]

>>13083418
This. Only a few schools are actually legit. MIT, caltech, but they’re so fucked up because they let women inane they’re so beholden to and cucked by government bureaucrat fags they’re not even worth it anymore

Honestly just learn to code hard and you’ll learn more useful shit than 99% of what college has to offer

[Anonymous No.13083548]

university of florida, which is apparently ranked top 10 in public schools in the country now

meh. i am a NEET right now. i can't imagine i wouldn't be NEET otherwise. i had scholarships and so i have 0 debt

i got a job not because of my degree, but because i learned web development in my free time

i probably shouldn't have gotten an economics degree

[Anonymous No.13084208]

>>13083209
That's why I called it a wannabe you fucking brainlet. They market themselves as a "public Ivy". I never claimed it was a good school. Reading comp 101, faggot.

[Anonymous No.13084354]

>>13082774
University of Washington. Got a decent job despite graduating during the recession and didn't have to take out any loans. Can't complain too much.

[Anonymous No.13084380]

>>13082823

NIU alum here. Did biochem. Not worth it cause I should've done business or finance

[Anonymous No.13084387]

>>13084380
>/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.13084496]

Business college of nunya dam

[Anonymous No.13084579]

>football state school
Full ride so can’t complain. I can’t imagine paying for college.

[Anonymous No.13084609]

I thought college was the best years of my life when I was younger and then I got older and realized I didn't capitalize on any of the opportunities and instead just coasted by, smoked and drank with all my time and money, and skateboarded a lot (I do not regret the skateboarding).

Wish I could go back in time with the lessons I know now as a 30 year old. I would have given 20% more effort, taken advantage of all my free time, and learned skills relevant to work. I would have drank less.

I went to UC Santa Barbara which is a beach town high IQ paradise scool

[Anonymous No.13084691]

>>13082774
College is basically a scam. With the internet you can learn everything for free at your own pace. What you’re paying for is a social network/dating opportunities and access to career fair hiring booths. College is good for society though as a filter for obedient wagecucks. Homework is your job assignment, and grades are your wage. It doesn’t teach or give a shit about independent thinking or creativity.

[Anonymous No.13084710]

>>13082774
stanford, yes you could say its worth it but i was born rich already so money doesnt move me, its more about changing teh world and to get a different view on things- yes stanford is a great university and its worth it

[Anonymous No.13084714]

>>13082774
I dropped out at the start of my second year of Sixth Form because I was depressed, lonely, skinny and all my friends left for college and I was bad at making friends. I'm a freelance graphic designer now, it pays the bills and shit but I don't think i'm very happy.

[Anonymous No.13084724]

>>13084691
>With the internet you can learn everything for free at your own pace.

Easier said than done. Especially if you have no friends or competition to motivate you to perform well and really try your hardest. Unless you're an unbelievably self motivated person, it's hard to do.

[Anonymous No.13084755]

University of jawja (uga)
School is gay but there were so many beautiful girls. Im a loser and only needed one class to graduate but didnt because i just dont care anymore

[Anonymous No.13084764]

>>13084724
My point is it’s a scam to pay for professors, physical classrooms, and textbooks when you can get the benefits of all that for free.

[Anonymous No.13084774]

>>13084710
It’s like Harvard. You get a lot of smoke blown up your ass, exposed to some hot girls, food parties, great status after you graduate. I envy you. Caltech was just an endless beat down and just leaves you insecure and psychologically/sexually screwed. Basically turns you into a research idiot as opposed to an alpha businessman like Stanford’s or Princeton or Harvard

[Anonymous No.13084781]

>>13083145
>Pays for his friends

[Anonymous No.13084837]

>>13084774
I’d feel like a peasant if I went to a HYPS. Tfw your class is determined at birth and you’ll never truly move up.

[Anonymous No.13084905]

>>13084774
stanford focuses more on practice while harvard focuses on intellect

[Anonymous No.13084933]

>>13084905
Why can’t I be born smart like you? Life’s not fair. Rerolling

[Anonymous No.13084953]

ASU
No
Partially my fault though, I washed out of CS and didn't ever think to get prescribed Adderall to do all the coding and math so I ended up being a flunkie. Went into a fake major, Informatics, that ASU designed in order to catch all the dropout CS kids.

[Anonymous No.13084954]

>>13084933
i dont think im smart...

[Anonymous No.13084958]

>>13084710
>changing the world
Oh great, MORE rich people who think I should live next to another couple 100K of Mexicans.

[Anonymous No.13084993]

>>13084954
You’re smart by every sane definition. What coins are you buying?

[Anonymous No.13085290]

>>13083181
>he doesn't understand your drinking frat buddies will help you land good jobs in the future

[Anonymous No.13085302]

>>13084933
going to ivy is not about intelligence. most predictive factor is your parents wealth.

[Anonymous No.13085318]

>>13085290
That is a meme. Unless your frat is skull and bones, you could get whatever entry level job your “connections” bring without it.

[Anonymous No.13085357]

>>13085302
I will agree only if you mean intelligence is a given, and that the marginal deciding factor is parent’s donation/legacy status.

[Anonymous No.13085364]

>>13082774
Top school in my field at 16.

It was worth it in the sense that it showed me what a waste school is (especially as an American), if I hadn't tried I probably would've gone to my grave wondering.

It wasn't worth it in the sense that it fucked me over for years psychologically. I wasn't ready for school and being a high achieving "talented" freak as a kid set me up for a hard crash and burn in a grad school environment.

I dropped out two years into things, fucked around a bit, and succeeded after a few years... so I guess if you're a proponent of college you'll say it's because of school that I've succeeded. If you hate school like me, you'll say I did in spite of it.

[Anonymous No.13085470]

No college for me. I got an internship which turned into a part-time job. Now I'm working as a salaried software engineer. Probably saved at least $100,000 by skipping college, not to mention I was making money instead of spending it starting with my internship.

[Anonymous No.13085504]

>>13082867
unironically this

[Anonymous No.13085521]

>>13084905
Dude shut the fuck up, 90% of Harvard and Stanford kids are just cocky brainlets. They wouldn’t last 3 months at caltech or a semester in a legit major at MIT. Grades are padded, everyones sucking your cock like some of the fags itt , hot girls around, great networking opportunity. These schools became pure bullshit status symbols a long time ago

[Anonymous No.13085530]

>>13085357
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2005/10/10/getting-in

[Anonymous No.13085549]

>>13082774
I went to a GLIAC school.
CS degree
6 figure salary
40k student loan balance

[Anonymous No.13085566]

>>13083016
Jesus fucking christ. How much damage did they do to you?

[Anonymous No.13085636]

>>13082774
Any Canadians here? What's a good Canadian uni? Is this one good or is SFU better?

(Justin Trudeau did some shit art degree here)

[Anonymous No.13085641]

>>13085530
Not reading that shit. I know lots of HYPS people, and none of them have particularly wealthy parents. Cope harder

[Anonymous No.13085658]

UIC (Illinois @ Chicago). I fucked up my first year and got lazy so I fell for the "Criminal Justice degree in order to become a cop" meme, though I always wanted to be police even as high school ingrained the idea you need college to be successful. Anyway a lot of police departments (including mine) require higher education to get hired/promoted so it wasn't a complete waste. I love my job and make good money so I can't complain in that aspect.

Was it worth it? Well I did the frat thing (definitely not as hype as a bigger state school but still a great time), had fun drinking/bangin random qt3.14s, and made some good friends I still hang out and talk to until this day. Really the only thing I would have changed is to have stuck with a more in demand and relevant degree in case I ever god forbid get jammed up and get fired or an injury prevents me from leaving the job. Accumulating a 6 figure USD crypto stack thanks to /biz/ is also some nice insurance so thank you, frens

[Anonymous No.13085667]

>>13085636
I actually go to UBC, and I'm currently an exec in our blockchain club.

In terms of crypto, this is the better uni.

[Anonymous No.13085674]

>>13085636
McGill and U Toronto are good

[Anonymous No.13085695]

>>13085636
SFU is fucking shit.

[Anonymous No.13085834]

FSU

[Anonymous No.13086164]

William & Mary, and UVA

[Anonymous No.13086207]

>>13085695
why

[Anonymous No.13086216]

>>13085636
I went to U of C, but moved to Vancouver. I like it here.

[Anonymous No.13086235]

Georgia Southern University is where I went. It's basically full of retards and University of Georgia rejects. I was the latter. It turned out to be the best 4 years of my life.

[Anonymous No.13086246]

>>13082774
harvard

[Anonymous No.13086256]

>>13085636
Yea I go to SFU wanna meet up?

[Anonymous No.13086301]

>>13084710
How do i get in?

[Anonymous No.13086305]

>>13082774
University of North Texas (shitty state school)

It was still worth it though. My college was paid for by the state through scholarships and I didn't take on any debt. I also got a job right after making decent money (current salary is $70k/yr).

Could I have gone to a better school? Probably, but I had no idea what I wanted to do and I wanted to be close to home. If I went to grad school I would probably shoot for a nicer public school. Honestly if I could go back and do undergrad again I probably would have picked something like UT or A&M but I don't have any debt which is better than a lot of people can say.

[Anonymous No.13086438]

>>13083428
I went to SBU for physics .

[Anonymous No.13086462]

>>13082978
Isn't like the half the students Jewish at that school?

[Anonymous No.13086618]

>>13082823
Same

[Anonymous No.13086679]

BS and MS in CS from California State University

I enjoyed community college and my masters thesis. I did premed since I knew college was a scam outside of the MD and JD degrees(college required) I didnt get a high enough GPA for med school

If I would do it over I would drop out of school via GED in middle school and teach myself to code. I would publish websites and papers by 18 and get hired somewhere. If I didnt get hired I would go to community college and take it slow to get a 4.0 science GPA for dental school

>>13084724
once you get to bachelor or masters level, you have to teach yourself. also school doesnt teach the things you need to know in the working world usually

It took me almost 9 months to find a job. if anything college is good for connections

[Anonymous No.13086690]

data mining

[Anonymous No.13086713]

>>13082924
>>13083181
>>13083242
>>13083359
>>13084609
>>13084691
>>13084781
>>13085470

I just turned 20 and I'm taking home $100K a year working as a Service Advisor at a luxury car dealership in a small/wealthy college town.

I had two piss easy automotive jobs through high school lasting no more than a few months (noted as years), and took a cakewalk $36 ASE Certification test to bolster my resume.

I'm paying $500/mo to live in a house with 4 other bros who are all going to college. These dudes are all like 22-24 years old, all at least $60K in debt. One of them is graduating this semester with a philosophy degree, and it's frankly hilarious seeing him absolutely freaking the fuck out on an existential level while I'm stacking benjis and living like a king. Dude's parents are paying his rent and are cutting him off once he graduates. He has no idea what he wants at this point. It's incredible to experience college life from a detached perspective, most of these kids don't know what the fuck they're doing and are just using college as an excuse to mooch off their parents and binge drink for as long as they can. Whenever I bring up plans after college with normies (not goal-oriented students), they're mostly completely aimless despite having a specific major or "want to go to graduate school" or some bullshit.

I don't really find my social life impacted by working full time, as my bros always have parties to go to or guests to bring over. Though sooner than later I'm going to get my own apartment or move cities and it might get a little lonesome.

For that reason, I intend to go back to college in a couple of years if I save up enough, but LITERALLY just for the selection of prime pussy as I will be even more of a chad as I continue growing. If I can't figure out a business venture in that time I might snag a meme degree and get into some corporate job with an auto manufacturer.

sorry for the blog post but yeah tldr college is a meme find an easy niche

[Anonymous No.13086761]

>>13086713
to elaborate, my current position is actually very competitive and there's boomers with 20 years of experience vying for the highline dealer roles. However, all it took was presenting myself as way more of a professional than I really was

the memes about persistence, fake it til you make it, showing your face, a firm handshake, etc. are more true than one might like to think

[Anonymous No.13086791]

>>13086713
part of the problem is that they're forcing teenagers, right out of high school with 0 experience working in the real world, to go to school and pick "something that interests you" (when, likely, none of the subjects are very interesting) all the while charging the fuck out of them and racking up debt, promising them it will be paid off

i never really took up debt because i got the best ACT score in my high school and perfect grades, so i had scholarships

i went to the top ranked state uni, and i had no fucking idea what I wanted to do for a "career" -- everything sounded boring, uninteresting, and they said picking something you don't like is "the wrong choice"

i opted for something general, and now i am graduated and it isn't able to qualify me for anything

the job market is fucked. there's literally thousands of jobs i could do, easily, i just might need a few weeks of training, but i could do them. there's no subject in school i ever found too difficult.

i may not be strong, fast, or good at talking to people... but put me in front of a computer with some problem and i can nearly always figure it out

thing is, with the job market as it is, there's so many people they don't want to invest in anyone like that. also my grades were kind of shitty at uni for a number of reasons.

whatever. if i made $100k per year like you, i'd probably retire in 5-10 years. working a job never made me happy, quite the opposite

[Anonymous No.13086814]

EECS at UC Berkeley. Got a 200K FAANG job right after graduation so I would say it was worth it, though I probably could have also gotten it with a degree from my state school.

[Anonymous No.13086902]

>>13086791
For sure, I don't blame the kids for the most part, it's absolutely forced down your throat starting junior year of high school that you ARE going to college and if you don't you've failed miserably. And once you're on the ride there's no getting off unless you take a real hefty redpill.

I have my fuckoff parents to THANK for not being present enough to make sure I did well in school and got into college and took on student loans

The last two years of high school revolved *completely* around college prep, applications, etc at my school

I got a decent 32 ACT but fucked off on grades so I went to Community College for a couple of semesters after HS. I didn't realize it at the time, but I dissociated and dropped out because I dreaded so deeply having to spend the next 5 years of my life going to literal waste-of-time classes, working in restaurants by night, only to be enslaved for the rest of my life at some shit job.

Instead I can save a ton of money working an easy and rewarding job in a nice town with decent friends
I don't really intend to buy a house so in a year or two I can afford to quit and just go travel for a while and whatnot

Once I'm ready to pick back up, I can move anywhere and I'm a good candidate for a widely available position where you'd have to try real hard to make less than $60K/yr even at the shittiest dealers. I'm sure you can find a similar comfy setup with computers, in fact a buddy of mine decided to get his shit together a couple years ago, and managed to get a UI Design job or something, making bank with no degree

[Anonymous No.13086922]

Didn't go to college and I grossed 175k last year. I'm old though. If you're smart you will make good money. If you're dumb, then go to college and feel smart I suppose

[Anonymous No.13086945]

>>13086462
Lots of Jews, sure, but it's pretty representative of NY State demographically. Asians, Long Islanders, laxbros

[Anonymous No.13086962]

>>13086902
>I got a decent 32 ACT
same, but that was highest in my class of 450+ (2nd highest was only 28)

>I'm sure you can find a similar comfy setup with computers, in fact a buddy of mine decided to get his shit together a couple years ago, and managed to get a UI Design job or something, making bank with no degree
yeah, i was talking to some anons in another thread. apparently web dev is such a fast growing field that all the stuff i was doing at my old job is almost completely useless. i got some links to study stuff, but the real issue here is to find the desire to even pursue this shit.

i used to enjoy programming/web dev. and then, i got a job doing it. it made me actually hate it. but i couldn't really get a job doing anything else, so i guess i'm fucked. my only hope is to get a high paying job and then just retire early

[Anonymous No.13086963]

>>13082774

UCF Mechanical Engineer masterace.
Got a 100k a year Job at SpaceX after graduation. Debating starting my own business though cause fuck working 60hrs a week for Musk for the rest of my life. Dat sweet SpaceX stock though.

[Anonymous No.13087026]

>>13086922

What do you do anon

[Anonymous No.13087034]

>>13087026
He larps

[Anonymous No.13087051]

>>13082774
University of Colorado, spent the whole time snowboarding, smoking weed and banging sluts. No regrets, only losers can't afford to go to college and get laid like a Chad.

[Anonymous No.13087083]

SHSU for biology. I guess it was worth it. I have a job related to my field and I enjoyed my time there.

[Anonymous No.13087220]

>>13082774
Bros, is business management a meme major or worth it? Or is it better just to major in math + econ or CS?

[Anonymous No.13087246]

>>13082774
RMIT. It allowed my to ditch the low paying jobs that I hated, for a well paid job that I hate. *sips contemplatively*

[Anonymous No.13087255]

Northern Arizona University. Decent, mid-sized, inexpensive. Beautiful campus, overall lovely place.

I regret majoring in Finance but I don't regret having a bachelors. I'm able to meme my way into a lot of jobs by wearing a suit. The retarded boomer manager says "wow anon, you must really know your numbers."

I was also a fraternity president, and despite the fact that I hated most of my brothers, I really did get a ton of snowbunny ass though.

I wanted to be a Marine Corps officer, but my lung collapsed at OCS and I am medically separated/disqualified. That's life.

[Anonymous No.13087439]

>>13087220
Do a normal fucking engineering degree not some retarded incel infested major like CS. Math + econ is shitty as well. You want a guaranteed job first, income is secondary.
>t. chemical/petroleum engineer who has worked for both chevron and solarcity

[Anonymous No.13087445]

Anyone else at Ball State in Indiana?

I kind of like it, it was definitely worth my time, I'm studying Computer Science and Mathematics, graduating this semester. Pretty pumped about the internships I've had, also it was relatively cheap so I feel like I def got my moneys worth.

[Anonymous No.13087457]

>>13083016
Same. Fuck that place and all the on-campus banners with students shilling Cal.

[Anonymous No.13087808]

oxford, yes

[Anonymous No.13087950]

>>13082774
Games art, hertfordshire, no it's a useless degree and now i cant get a job. I dont want to do postgrad because thats another 9250k down the drain, looking for a job for ages now and got rejected by literally everything i could think of and i think i'll end up working min wage legit anywhere but got rejected by mcdonalds 8 times, lidl 5 times, etc etc.
Even worse my bf is doing the same shit now and i cant convince him to not do it before it's too late but desu i think he's just doing it now because he doesnt know what else to do with his life he enjoys other than video games or something even if i've told him about doing atleast some undergrad that teaches coding or doing trade and having money and years.

tldr i hate life and i'll hate the next 50 years of wage cucking.

[Anonymous No.13087990]

>>13082774

Opening up this March

https://youtu.be/OIamCXZ6CZI
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2827989.680

[Anonymous No.13088058]

>>13082774
ETH Zurich. A lot of work but well worth it in retrospect

[Anonymous No.13088141]

>want to study in paris so I can learn french
>don't speak french so can't get into a french university
>not european so need to be in a uni to get a visa
This uni is a joke, 70% acceptance rate. But it was the only way

[Anonymous No.13088165]

Top 10 global, totally worth it, but not for the reasons you might expect, the only way i can describe it is that it just totally changes you man.

[Anonymous No.13088188]

>>13088165
>it just totally changes you man
Very insightful, glad to see your education paid for itself

[Anonymous No.13088674]

>>13083181
>>13083242
>>13085290

cue butthurt

[Anonymous No.13088688]

>>13082774
Sofia University, Software Engineering
200eur per semester, almost free housing and I got the goddamn piece of paper while working fulltime as a software dev.
If I lived in the West I'd try to skip the college meme, or maybe drop out after 1 year, after I've built my network.

[Anonymous No.13088708]

>>13082774
Did nursery I was really good manually when alone but as 4channer each time I had a female peer at my side I transformed into full retard and spilled my spaguetty. Worked a few years but the stress wasnt worth it. Now I work on the metro getting paid much more and with a lot of power as a colective. University is a meme.

[Anonymous No.13088728]

>>13088688
Also since I mentioned the housing, 30 eur per month, electricity included, had 8 GPU-s running and taxed people 30eur/month to run some more in my dorm room - it easily handled 20 280x-es

[Anonymous No.13089607]

>fell for college ranking memes
>applied for IU Bloomington for business school
>realized that CS pays better than Finance and accounting
>too late to change now

[Anonymous No.13090058]

>>13082774
University of Colorado Denver, BS in Business Admin, Emphasis in International Business, Minor in Arabic -> worth it

MBA from Wayne State University--> meh, helped me get into supervisory positions

MS in Business Analytics from CU Denver---> totally worth it, Im an executive now

[Anonymous No.13090069]

>>13083315
>Florida State
What did you major in? Methamphetamine?

[Anonymous No.13090723]

>>13082774

Trinity University.
barely got in there. then realized i was surrounded by Rice rejects who are all super tryhard students, even the thots are smart. loved it. worth it? maybe not but I'm doing fine now and found my waifu there.

[Anonymous No.13090765]

>>13085658

join the feds

[Anonymous No.13090778]

WVU, good for partying , but not much else. Whole economics department is ran by super based Koreans which is dope though

[Anonymous No.13090806]

>>13090058

what company

[Anonymous No.13091785]

>>13090778
WVU rocks, huge party school, used to party on grant ave