/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.19567613]

been at Oxford studying English for a year, and it fucking sucks. 90% of the course is YA-obsessed egirls who applied to Oxford for the ~dark academia vibes~ and don't want to read anything without a first person female protagonist and a romance at its centre

[Anonymous No.19567633]

>>19567613
I need a pseud-dark-academia gf so fucking bad bros

[Anonymous No.19567639]

>>19567633
visit oxford, they're a dime a dozen here

[Anonymous No.19567645]

>>19567639
Unfortunately I'm not from the UK but will definetly visit the campus and try to slay some if I visit the country

[Anonymous No.19567668]

>>19567645
i'm sure whatever old university is nearest to you will have plenty as well

[Anonymous No.19567835]

>>19567613
Pretty sure you're exaggerating, they wouldn't have got into oxford without displaying knowledge or insight on classic literature

[Anonymous No.19567844]

>>19567613
You’re a incel with no degree who sits a home all day, be real

[Anonymous No.19567886]

What do you even get out of studying English and literature? What career paths does it open up?

[Anonymous No.19567891]

>>19567613
Which college are you at, bro

[Anonymous No.19567901]

>>19567613
that's just women bro

>>19567886
lawyerings, copywriting, publishing, barista, english teacher (lol), and for the select very lucky, creative writing.

[Anonymous No.19567902]

>>19567835
Your perception of the university is about 70 years out of date.

[Anonymous No.19567904]

>>19567835
Oxford has oppressed minorities quotas so not really

[Anonymous No.19567917]

>>19567902
>>19567904
Proof? I doubt any vapid person could get in when they have to deliver select writings, interviews, references, academic letter and so on

[Anonymous No.19567925]

>>19567613
Modern Academia is fucked. Everyone is so fucking lazy and genuinely uneducated. All of the genuinely smart/well rounded/life-experienced people I’ve ever met are or were over the age of 70. People can’t do anything well anymore, not a thing. I blame Capitalism.

[Anonymous No.19567934]

>>19567925
what did capitalism do to academia, we still had capitalism 50 years ago when the people you are talking about went to school

[Anonymous No.19567940]

>>19567904
Minorities don't make up 90% of the students as claimed by OP

[Anonymous No.19567964]

>>19567613
OP is a larper

[Anonymous No.19567967]

>>19567934
Capitalism is just the thing you blame when you want to sound smart

[Anonymous No.19567970]

>>19567844
i can post a censored student id with timestamp

[Anonymous No.19567977]

>>19567891
one that's too small for me to comfortably share

[Anonymous No.19567981]

>>19567925
>capitalism
Technology and short attention spans fucked everything up

[Anonymous No.19567985]

>>19567970
Do it then

[Anonymous No.19567988]

>>19567917
>Proof? I doubt any vapid person could get in when they have to deliver select writings, interviews, references, academic letter and so on
Do you know that there's an entire industry of failed writers that exist to coach these kids into getting into good schools?

[Anonymous No.19567992]

I think we need to bring back slavery, except for these useless classes of people. Useless men and women with useless degrees. Strap them up in chains and send them to pick crops all day.

[Anonymous No.19567994]

>>19567970
Your dialect doesn't seem very Oxfordian at all.

[Anonymous No.19568005]

>>19567994
For me it’s the one on the left

[Anonymous No.19568006]

>>19567985
enjoi

[Anonymous No.19568016]

>>19567994
i code switch

[Anonymous No.19568022]

>>19567901
>creative writing
Does a degree really help you get published? Or do you just mean that through all the studying you might get a better understanding of how to write?

[Anonymous No.19568029]

>>19567977
Bullshit. At most it means you are part of a PPH. I smell larp

[Anonymous No.19568033]

>>19567639
How can you go to Oxford and not know that it's a "diamond dozen"

[Anonymous No.19568039]

>>19568029
lmao, suit yourself. don't know what else i can do to prove it besides post bodcard. i'm just paranoid

[Anonymous No.19568042]

>>19567613
Kek, I’m also at Oxford studying English. What are you reading? (I’m re-reading Paradise Lost and starting on Clarissa for next time).
>>19567977
I go to a small college too. We should meet up somehow. I am fascinated to meet more Oxonian /lit/izens, especially nocturnal ones like me.

[Anonymous No.19568049]

>>19568039
You can post your college or hall for once. No one is gonna recognise you or care really. There are plenty enough of english literature majors spread around them all, unlike other subjects

[Anonymous No.19568050]

>>19568042
*term not time sorry, autocorrect

[Anonymous No.19568062]

>>19568042
reading narcissus and goldmund right now as a break from medieval mystics. i did fuck all last mt so i'm catching up rn. are you course 1 or 2? or not reading english?

[Anonymous No.19568089]

>>19568062
Wow, those reads sound really cool. I’m doing course 1, hbu?
Also I am really serious about meeting up. I think the best way would be to post an Oxfess about a general Oxford /lit/ meet-up closer to beginning of term, unless you have a better idea?

[Anonymous No.19568091]

>>19567934
I blame capitalism for everything I don’t like. Would you rather have me blame the Jews? I don’t actually know why things are getting worse, I can only observe and say it has something to do with the internet, the rotten pursuit of efficiency, and the end of boredom. Nothing is deliberate anymore, so life has become truly more hollow in how the modern man lacks agency or the need for it.

It used to be that if you wanted to speak about books, you would have to actually go and seek out like minded individuals. Every action engaged with the world in a multitude of ways which made life uncertain even for those who feared uncertainty.

[Anonymous No.19568095]

>>19567613
Glad to know I am not missing anything by studying at a 3rd rate uni, I guess. I want to do my MA or doctorate at an elite institution but I don't know if I'd really find anyone intelligent there either. I just hope. Because if you can't find any smart people there, where do you find the smart people?

[Anonymous No.19568096]

>>19568089
Would post-graduates from other subjects be invited too

[Anonymous No.19568104]

>>19568089
good idea anon, ill submit one rn. im course 2 btw :))

[Anonymous No.19568106]

>>19567835
Nigger how do you think Oxford kept churning out graduates from inbred lines? Oxbridge is about not getting sent down if you're an idiot. If you think of a modern literary genius, they probably got sent down.

[Anonymous No.19568110]

>>19567835
You clearly don’t know how nepotism and trust fund grifters comprise a significant body of Oxbridge.

[Anonymous No.19568115]

>>19568006
Why are you wearing a necklace

[Anonymous No.19568120]

>>19568096
Yeah absolutely, anyone’s invited who wants to come. My current thoughts are meeting Friday 14th January at 7pm by the Rad Cam and we all get a pint or something. But look out for an Oxfess about it closer to the time.

[Anonymous No.19568122]

>>19568006
Okay, that's pretty good. Nice handwriting too.

[Anonymous No.19568127]

>>19568110
Oxbridge do not allow for payment as replacement for lack of grades or sufficient knowledge on the material the course is in, unlike at American institutions. They allow for donations, as seen with numerous buildings but not the type that guarantees a student spot.

[Anonymous No.19568134]

>>19568122
can't tell if you're being sarcastic lmao, i always thought it was shitty

[Anonymous No.19568146]

>>19568134
No no, I'm being serious. It's very neat. Neater than mine at any rate.

[Anonymous No.19568154]

>>19568127
and yet there are multigenerational oxbridge families. oxbridge sets you up for a pretty easy life if you go about it the right way, so that by the time your kids are school-age you'll have saved up enough from a cushy job to send them to an oxbridge feeder school- thats where the real nepotism is.

[Anonymous No.19568155]

>>19568104
Thanks for doing that!
Also, I’m a little paranoid that I might already know you. Without wanting to give too much away, do you have orange hair? If not then I don’t know you.

[Anonymous No.19568159]

>>19568146
thanks anon :)

[Anonymous No.19568166]

>>19568155
haha, no i don't, i have a buzzcut at the moment. if it's dyed bright orange i think i might know who mean though... are they a northerner?

[Anonymous No.19568173]

>>19568166
who you mean*

[Anonymous No.19568175]

>>19568154
Indeed, although I will say it largely depends. Knew a guy whose great-great grandfather and so on had gone to Oxford from undergrad and all the way up to DPhil including his father. He on the other hand ended up at University of York for his undergrad and came to Oxford for his MPhil and DPhil. Would you count that as multi-generational still?

[Anonymous No.19568184]

>>19568175
Did he apply and not get in, or did he deliberately choose York because he felt it best suited his intellectual interests, since it clearly helped because he went to Oxford for postgraduate

[Anonymous No.19568189]

>>19568184
He applied and did not get in

[Anonymous No.19568201]

>>19568166
Haha yeah, you know who I’m talking about. I’m in the same ‘college’ as her, so you could probably figure out who I am now if you researched enough... Better not post too much more, hope we meet in January though.

[Anonymous No.19568208]

>>19568201
i sat outside that college with her halloween of first year when she lost her phone lol

[Anonymous No.19568210]

>>19568201
and yes!! see you over at oxfess hopefully :)

[Anonymous No.19568231]

>>19568006
In that case, address >>19568006
How much literary knowledge do you need to get into oxford?

[Anonymous No.19568250]

>>19568231
hard to say, but the standards are way lower than you'd think- probably no higher than any other decent uni. the difference isn't so much the extent of your knowledge, but how you can apply it to a discussion, since that's how most teaching happens at oxford. basically, if you have 2 or 3 "impressive" (for a 16/17 year old, mind) books that you can confidently discuss, know the basics of analysis (since the interviews require you to discuss a piece of unseen prose/poetry) and are a decent conversationalist, you're set.

[Anonymous No.19568255]

>>19568022
I honestly couldn't say. Many famous published writers didn't have degrees in a related field, and untold more have those degrees and yet weren't published. Certainly the more you read and the more you write the better you get at both composition and analysis, it follows if you spend most of your time doing that it's helpful.

[Anonymous No.19568341]

>>19568250
Okay so are the discussions/interviews about the 2-3 that you pick? And can this two books be contemporary YA or some 'serious' literature?

Also, what books did you personally discuss that you got you in?

[Anonymous No.19568365]

>>19568049

He's an English major...at a small college...is biologically male (most Eng majors are women)...and visibly autistic. That narrows it down heavily my dude

[Anonymous No.19568390]

>>19567613
So get HDs and Honours do a MA and publish real lit crit. How many post structuralists have you finished?

[Anonymous No.19568414]

>>19567613

Oxford has lower academic standards than modern ivies, at least for admissions. Like they select from the top 5% while ivies select for top 1%. And the difference matters, because the student body has a whole left-half of the distribution which follows from that set point

[Anonymous No.19569728]

>>19568414
>Oxford has lower academic standards than modern ivies
amerilard cope is always so succulent

[Anonymous No.19569743]

>>19568127
...anon what do you think foreign students are for?

[Anonymous No.19569749]

>>19568091
>I blame capitalism for everything I don’t like. Would you rather have me blame the Jews?
Yes.

[Anonymous No.19569752]

>>19567835
>they wouldn't have got into oxford without displaying knowledge or insight on classic literature
This is not the world your father knew

[Anonymous No.19569764]

>>19567835
Good one, chump.

[Anonymous No.19569772]

>>19569749
This. Anyone who wants to speak on the Jews should at least have Culture of Critique first. If you want to argue there's no merit to the JQ then added MacDonald's extensive research instead of acting like a smartass for no reason.

[Anonymous No.19569777]

>>19568341
Women in the UK just pick some Victorian novels or feminist literature. Not YA of course, but something mediocre propped up by the cultural hegemony.

[Anonymous No.19569778]

I am absolutely sure this is fact and not the deluded rambling of a barely functioning idiotic NEET

[Anonymous No.19569787]

>>19569778
You're just a failure. Anon posted sufficient proof and what he's saying is in line with reality. Not only that you're jealous you also simp for a world that no longer exists and in fact hates you if you're a normal white male.

[Anonymous No.19569799]

>>19569787
Speaking about yourself in the 3rd person is a sign of mental illness OP. Go seek help.

[Anonymous No.19570108]

>>19567934
every university is now run like a business with customer satisfaction and public relations the #1 focus. When state support for the university was much higher (50 years ago) they didn't feel this pressure to coddle and dumb down. It absolutely is at least partially capitalism's fault, and anyone in academia will readily admit this. My wife works at a state university and they are regularly looking at lowering their standards to let in more students just for the cash flow, but it is a balance because they don't want them to drop out which reflects poorly on them, so standards are lowered, and the race to the bottom continues. This is happening to a varying degree everywhere, even at private institutions which have become so exorbitantly expensive that they are forced to sell themselves as primarily an "experience" and not an education.

[Anonymous No.19570811]

>>19567940
Yes they do because you need blacks, gays, trannies, mentally ill, physically handicapped, Indian, lesbians, Muslims, and when they say white males it's actually Jews.

[Anonymous No.19570866]

>>19570108
Quite right, Yale is now an exclusive staycation on par with Saint Tropez, etc

[Anonymous No.19570941]

>>19568127
It's less prevalent than it is in the US, but you absolutely can get your child into Oxford by making a sufficiently large donation, regardless of what grades they achieved. An absolute moron of a girl in my friend's sixth form was offered a place, despite abysmal GCSEs and A-levels, after her father payed for the restoration of parts of the college library.

[Anonymous No.19570961]

>>19568154
>to an oxbridge feeder school
There are only two "feeder" schools in the whole country - Eton and Westminster. These are the only schools which consistently have an Oxbridge admission rate of above 50% (well above the national average). Outside of these two schools, you're essentially better off not going to a private school. It will only hurt your chances.

[Anonymous No.19570973]

>>19570108
This. I work at a small private liberal arts college and it sucks. All four of the poli-sci professors are self-proclaimed liberals who put their pronouns in their email signatures. The administrative staff takes up on of the largest buildings on campus. I did my first year of gen-eds online (the school offers tuition remission for employees) and it was such a disengaging slog dumbed down to such a degree that any chud on the street could have taught a class. The only good thing about it is the library, I learn more there than anywhere else.

It's über-retarded that we keep making colleges into country clubs and then making the college degree a barrier to entry like it's actually worth something.

[Anonymous No.19570990]

>>19570961
What is the tuition like at these places?

[Anonymous No.19570997]

>>19570990
$68,244 per year for Eton, apparently

[Anonymous No.19571004]

>>19570990
30.000 sterling per annum.

[Anonymous No.19571156]

>>19570997
>>19571004
That seems surprisingly affordable, to be honest, especially for a boarding school.
I went to the feeder school for the University of Toronto in Canada. It cost about a third of that but I daresay the University of Toronto is fucking shit compared to Oxbridge despite being the "best" university up here.
The other prestigious historic school in Toronto is about 1.5x the price of ours, but they're absolutely not worth that

[Anonymous No.19571174]

>>19567977
anyone else here a brasenose bro?

[Anonymous No.19571278]

>>19571156
How the fuck does U of T require a 'feeder school'? Their admission rates are about equal with every other university up here. Like everything else in this country our universities range from 'meh' to 'pretty good'.

[Anonymous No.19571289]

You tell me, I did biology and everyone was either a female lab rat or a tranny

[Anonymous No.19571302]

>>19568255
Many published writers had connections in the publishing industry.

[Anonymous No.19571333]

>>19568095
>where do you find the smart people?

The only smart and well-read people of my own age I ever met was when I did my abroad study at Cambridge. (These were largely students from Ivy League schools, and people from Berkeley and UCLA.) At my graduate program ( a top university in the U.S.) people were generally intelligent but not particularly interested in literature, though the program was not a literary one.

[Anonymous No.19571393]

>>19571278
They don't require one but it's a historical thing, I guess. It does practically guarantee access to the two prestigious colleges that give you yearly stipends and the most elite connections, for what that's worth.

[Anonymous No.19571489]

>>19571393
Are you talking about the high school school connected to uoft? Like the other anon I didn’t know there was a need for uoft to have feeder schools lol. Are you a current student? I am and this place makes me want to end it

[Anonymous No.19571520]

>>19571489
I finished my bachelors at UofT right before COVID hit. It's a meat grinder where the bottom 50% of students are crushed in order to fund the top 5% to have excellent opportunities, and everybody in between gets a decent degree.
I had some good opportunities but more than half of them in total didn't pan out, I think I still got lucky though. It was STEM fwiw

[Anonymous No.19571542]

have you met based franco girl yet?

[Anonymous No.19571575]

>>19571542
In bed her nom de spume was Catherine.

[Anonymous No.19571591]

>>19570961
there are PLENTY more feeders than that, even if they're not as infamous as eton and westminster

[Anonymous No.19571597]

>>19571174
no, but is it true you guys share ivy wine with lincoln every year as penance?

[Anonymous No.19571617]

>>19567934
obviously he means late stage capitalism you dum-dum. The problem is that western universities have become obsolete because all labor can be outsourced to cheap foreign markets so universities no longer have to produce professionals that will contribute meaningfully to western society but instead have to cater to the whims of the fickle donor class who currently demand diversity, it wouldn't be impossible to have a diverse student population that is still productive but universities like any other business are going to cut corners to increase their bottom line in the face of no regulation so they are going to choose the easily pleased suburban trust fund babies over putting in the effort to attract genuinely talented students. hack professors and subsidized ya schlock is simply cheaper as long as they can crank some drones through the machines and get daddy's money.

[Anonymous No.19571681]

>>19567835
I wish you were correct

[Anonymous No.19571692]

>>19567613
currently 2nd year at a beyond 3rd rate uni and when i listen to my course mates speak it genuinely feels like I'm in the special ed class. though I'm no different really since i ended up here

i know to you its probably nothing but trust me the difference is stark when you know how low it can be. sure, im guessing you went in with a romantic view about education whilst almost everyone else just went in for the degree and the comfy jobs as an oxbridge student.

[Anonymous No.19571723]

>>19571542
I remember this girl, she had a good twitter account. I saw she got into All Souls, so they can't all be that bad OP

[Anonymous No.19571779]

>>19567613
Most angsty 4chan posts boil down to :

>everyone is stupid and boring
>why don't I have any friends

Maybe the real reason why you're unhappy isn't everyone else, it's you. It's your shitty attitude. Imagine studying at a top 5 university on the entire planet, living in an extremely advanced 1st world country with a roof over your head, enough food to eat, clothes on your back and STILL finding something to complain and whinge about. Do you have any idea how many people wish they were in your position? You are extremely fortunate to be where you are. Maybe you should try practising some gratitude for where you are at in life.

I'm saying all of this because I was the same angsty teenager who felt like everyone else was the problem. That kept me having to look at myself.

[Anonymous No.19571807]

>>19571779
>whinge

How'd you get internet access out where you live?

[Anonymous No.19571808]

>>19568095
They're everywhere. Plenty of people read books. Plenty of people also browse 4chan (even girls) and plenty of people are non-liberal in a variety of ways. This board is obsessed with acting like it's the underdog against some grand conspiracy. Universities are generally poor however, and a humanities seminar isn't where you have the best conversations

[Anonymous No.19571834]

>>19567917
I am a STEM major and the amount of vapid bitches in my program is astounding

[Anonymous No.19571842]

>>19571807
it's the best word I can think of to describe pathetic posts like these

[Anonymous No.19571865]

Fucking hate English students, would gladly strangle any one of you bastards

[Anonymous No.19571870]

>>19567844

They tend to be smarter than the posh retards who usually go.

[Anonymous No.19571882]

I’m studying law at a university that is pretty second rate and I’m kicking myself for not bothering my arse to study at A-level, I studied for so many of my exams the day before they were due. What a pathetic urchin I was, and now I’m paying for it because I’m sat in a classroom full of vapid sluts who don’t engage in class at all or come out with stupid remarks when they do open their frappucino addled peabrains. It could be worse for you, OP.

I’m hoping to do a masters somewhere better, and I’m on par for getting a 1:1 this year I reckon. Been thinking about Denmark because the tuition is free? I’m a poorfag from a poorfag family.

[Anonymous No.19571885]

>>19567613
Studying English at a university in California. It is the same here. The only difference is there is a lack of dark academia girls and an abundance of egirls.

[Anonymous No.19571902]

>>19567613
Don't know what YA and egirls are but
>applied to Oxford for the ~dark academia vibes~ and don't want to read anything without a first person female protagonist and a romance at its centre
this sounds pretty based

[Anonymous No.19572008]

>>19570961
kek retard
those are the two famous, but many other big ones
Benenden, Whitgift just to name a couple

[Anonymous No.19572059]

>>19571842
Yeah I know what it means. I also know it's predominantly used by Canadians—and less commonly by Australians—and is therefore generally a mark of someone from a primitive culture.

[Anonymous No.19572079]

>>19572059
Ah ok so you're a braindead retard, Got it.

[Anonymous No.19572083]

>>19572059
It's absolutely pure and reputable Anglo Saxon.

[Anonymous No.19572158]

>>19572059
LMFAO, it's predominantly used in the United Kingdom you absolute ass clown.

[Anonymous No.19572159]

>>19572079
Me nuces linge, homo.

[Anonymous No.19572195]

>>19572158
nigga busted out the em dashes for this one and still fell face first into his own diaper lol

[Anonymous No.19572206]

>>19572195
You need to be 18 to post here.

[Anonymous No.19572214]

>>19572206
piss off then

[Anonymous No.19572240]

>>19571597
its ivy beer but yes. theres a door that links brasenose and lincoln which is raised every year, on what is aptly called Ascension Day, where the colleges join and drink ivy beer

[Anonymous No.19572309]

Anybody complaining about other people complaining on 4chan is fighting a losing battle
Me? another level down? I'm fighting a battle I always win.
Checkmate gaytheniggers
*dabs*
*shits*
*cums*

I go to a top STEM graduate school btw

[Anonymous No.19572323]

>>19567633
why

[Anonymous No.19572385]

>>19572214
>piss off then

Are you a chav?

[Anonymous No.19572396]

>english major

how is anyone not embarrassed to do this in 2021, i don't care if i'm autodidact english-let for the rest of my life, you wouldn't catch me pissing on a building that teaches english students if it was on fire

[Anonymous No.19572597]

>>19567613

I had the same experience at king's college London. Just do the work, get a first, and shut up about it

[Anonymous No.19572976]

>>19567613
Why study English/literature in general?

I don't get it, I love literature, but I ended up doing computer science, something arguably not quite as interesting to me but still somewhat enjoyable, and because I wanted to get a job.

Is it just to get educated? Sure, but it's easy to just read the books yourself. Or do you have a job in mind? Which one?

[Anonymous No.19572992]

>>19568033
based illiterate.

[Anonymous No.19573267]

>>19568006
gay

[Anonymous No.19573281]

>>19572976
>I don't get it, I love literature, but I ended up doing computer science, something arguably not quite as interesting to me but still somewhat enjoyable, and because I wanted to get a job.
In small pockets of these universities (typically among the Christian / theological sections), they value and revere the classics still.
>Is it just to get educated? Sure, but it's easy to just read the books yourself. Or do you have a job in mind? Which one?
A serious expert / guide through some serious literature can show you levels of depth that you didn't know existed. I highly recommend just doing Coursera though if a work of literature really interests you.

[Anonymous No.19574378]

>>19567645
Jus get into the English philology program at your main uni. Girls will be the same as if it the UK.

[Anonymous No.19574581]

>>19572323
hot

[Anonymous No.19574593]

>>19567917
>they have to deliver select writings, interviews, references, academic letter and so on
You make things sound more profound than they really are. If you summarized your life with such grammatical gumption it would probably sound based.

[Anonymous No.19574687]

>>19567835
Universities are businesses, you retard. Most of them in Englishspeaking countries exist to make money off international students who don't want to compete in their country's nigh unwinnable exams just to be able to get a decent job.

[Anonymous No.19574758]

>>19567613
That’s what you get for going to Oxford
t.Cambridge student

[Anonymous No.19574798]

>>19567613
What the fuck is dark academia?

[Anonymous No.19574828]

>tfw Oxford reject
At least I got to interview and it was actually a competitive course (PPE) I suppose...
Ended up at Exeter and having a great time but part of me is still seething.

[Anonymous No.19574997]

>>19568006
it's the 15th, faggot. gay larp

[Anonymous No.19575644]

>>19571882
I’m a poorfag from a poorfag family.

Scaramoosh, scaramoosh, can you do the fandango

[Anonymous No.19575659]

>>19571156
Upper Canada College?

[Anonymous No.19575792]

Anyone here attend a private school in the UK?

[Anonymous No.19575825]

>>19567613

OP what College are you and will you invite me to a Guest Dinner during Hilary?

I'm a Scientist in the Anatomy Department.

[Anonymous No.19575833]

>>19574798
Basically that well-dressed and somber manner associated with mid-20th century academia and literature got co-opted by Zoomers, and they call it "dark academia."

[Anonymous No.19575843]

>>19568146
no it isn't what the fuck are you talking about

[Anonymous No.19575955]

>>19572976
>love literature so much you are willing to do anything else except literature

[Anonymous No.19577182]

>>19575659
University of Toronto Schools
UCC is a sneeder school for business elites who're ruining the country by importing endless Indians cause much gdp

[Anonymous No.19577832]

>>19567613
The reason for this is that everyone with an IQ above 110 does STEM shit. Why would anyone intelligent study English? So they can get a job making 27k a year when they graduate?

[Anonymous No.19578218]

>>19568022
>help you get published
IF and only IF you get into a master's program. If you only get a bachelor's, it's fucking worthless. If you aren't pursuing a master's, just take one creative writing workshop as an elective for the experience.

[Anonymous No.19578221]

>>19577182
Canada was ruined 50 years ago

Luckily it's mostly empty so you can just empty out the spare paki storage facilities (cities) and start over

[Anonymous No.19578223]

>>19572396
Based

[Anonymous No.19579642]

>>19567835
And also the entire university isn't stuffed to the brim with diversity hires.

[Anonymous No.19580314]

Should've gone to Durham, you dumb faggot.