Polls: Education & Career

I haven't taken notes since I was in university a few years ago where I took social sciences. I've since transferred to college after I got suspended and wasn't successful in getting my suspension lifted. I don't really remember all the reasons why I got suspended, but I think it had to do with me directly disobeying the admin and staff along with protesting against the woke crap. Doesn't really matter since I wouldn't wanna put myself further in high debt.

I think they refrained from expelling me because they suspected I was neurodivergent which I later found out from a psychiatric diagnosis. Anyways, learning to code is more hands on and practical than social sciences which is very theoretical and needing to regurgitate information. From what I was told, taking notes for something like coding isn't really helpful. I never took notes for my coding courses in the past few semester but that's cause they were online.

Just curious.

The one week I worked 95 hours in total.

Just toss out your general thoughts about college students.

I asked my cousin's kid this question and he did not know. I hate to think how much our kids are not learning because of covid and the teachers union,

Nothing is free , this would just triple national debt and lead to the collapse of economy and dollar. Colleges are far more greedy than Banks. They know they will get their money no matter what. So, why not charge $100,000 a year in tuition and $5000 for books? And offer Butt sniffing as a major. Biden might get a degree in that.

Higher cost low level educations

Students are expected to be on time to each class.
Students are expected to maintain the same standards of professionalism online that they would need to have in person.
No controversial imagery or behavior will be tolerated in any way and will result in immediate dismissal from the course.
These policies have been instituted to foster a productive learning environment and any violation of these policies is considered grounds for permanent dismissal from class.

This professor will not excuse absences under ANY circumstance, either.

Allow me to paint a brief picture

In my current job there is a handful of co workers of mine who “milk the clock” and they purposefully work at a slower pace so they end up working 12 hour shifts vs. what should be 10 hour shifts every day.

Well management argues with guys like myself when we tell them to go fuck themselves when they try and give us some of the work of these slackers. And they say that we aren’t being team players and argue that it’s fair if we take on the extra work.

Am I wrong for thinking this?

(Also, I currently have another job lined up. I’m just waiting for the offer letter and start date so I can be done with this bs job)