I quit French for the second time today. The professor is just one of those professors that I'm never going to be able to learn from. I'm going to talk to my advisor about testing out of my foreign language requirements somehow. I'm of the opinion that I can teach myself better than the school can, so I just want a test that I can take to proove my proficiency.
I want to quit school. It seems stupid to give up after being here for 3 and half years already, but it seems like it is never going to end. I remember in high school the idea of surviving afterwards without graduating was like this horrible boogeyman. Everybody seemed to think that if you didn't graduate, your life was over. And then people went to college, but what I hear is that all kinds of people who have college degrees can't find work. So then it becomes all about graduate school, and I'm sure once I go to grad school people will start telling me "If you don't get a doctorate you're never going to find work!!" The situation just seems to spiral into this madness that never quite unravels all the way.
Of course the problem with just quitting is that I don't really know what I would do after that. It feels like I never have enough time to work on anything, but there is no time like the present I suppose.
I want to quit school. It seems stupid to give up after being here for 3 and half years already, but it seems like it is never going to end. I remember in high school the idea of surviving afterwards without graduating was like this horrible boogeyman. Everybody seemed to think that if you didn't graduate, your life was over. And then people went to college, but what I hear is that all kinds of people who have college degrees can't find work. So then it becomes all about graduate school, and I'm sure once I go to grad school people will start telling me "If you don't get a doctorate you're never going to find work!!" The situation just seems to spiral into this madness that never quite unravels all the way.
Of course the problem with just quitting is that I don't really know what I would do after that. It feels like I never have enough time to work on anything, but there is no time like the present I suppose.