Pre Algerbra F
Basic Writing II B
Lab B

>taking retarded, pointless, easy classes
>being proud of it

OSLS391: RU

Proud of me OP?

>>735187
>asshole doesn't give +'s, even though I got 102% in the class

Does it matter, it's still a 4.0. Employers won't even look at that grade.

LINEAR ALGEBRA - A
ANCIENT EUROPEAN HISTORY - A
PHYSICS - A
AMERICAN POLITICS - B
ADVANCED MICROECONOMICS - A

nigga, im proud.

>>735187
7th grade is easy, ain't it?

>>735216

PhiSci and Stats were actually pretty rigorous, but whatever, be a judgmental prick if you want to.

Well I don't know my grades yet, but I've definitely learned this semester and I got to try out interesting and fun projects. A letter grade is really such an insignificant thing.

>>735187
No one cares about your grades, OP.

>>735247

That being said, though, congratulations to OP and all the other high mark earners this semester. You guys worked hard and hopefully took something from the classes.

>>735187
>enroll for lawyer college
So you took...
History? When in this career field will you ever need to know who won the battle of of Bunker Hill?
>yfw School boards around the world will slowly come to realize that American History is a retarded time waster.

>>735259
<3
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>Straight B's across the board

Feels okay man.

>>735266

I come from a rich family, so I'm just studying whatever I find interesting and will probably go to law school with it.

Feels good, man.

Poorfag ramen-eating engies be jelly.

>>735242

>PhiSci and Stats were actually pretty rigorous

I'm sure they were ... I'd love to see what you think when you take an actual science or stats class.

ITT: OP shows off his perfect grades in easy classes

History - F
English - F
Web Design - F
Computer science - C
Programming - C

Haven't gotten them yet but here's my guess:
Engineering practices (course so the school can get accredited) - C
Electromagnetic applications - D
Power system analysis - F

>>735296
Ahahah what a dumbass

>not going to European universities
>implying your A's matter

>>735290

I've taken science classes and aced them before. I actually find upper-division Analytic Philosophy classes much more difficult and enjoyable, as they require a degree of abstract thinking that science doesn't.

Anyway, take a symbolic logic class and then tell me how easy Philosophy is.

>>735301
>>735296
Pathetic. How are you guys even smart enoug to work a computer


muteblock*

>failing classes in college

ISHYGDDT

>That feel when learning disabled
>You will never have good grades
>You can never tell anyone about this horrible secret
>Worse than being a virgin

>>735324
Failed calculus, fuck that shit sucked...

>Be great at algebra
>Suck at calculus

>>735296
>>735301
>mfw people wast thousands of dollars by being lazy


seriously though why didnt you just stay out of college and keep to money to support your career?

>>735346
>keep to money to support your career?
>no college degree

lol'ed.

English Literature: A
English Language: C
Fine Art: B
Psychology: A*
Critical Thinking: lol no

>>735346

>stay out of college
>career

At McDonald's?

>>735337
>suck at algebra (failed precalculus the first time around LOL)
>did OK in differential calc (B)

>>735363
>>735370
Better than wasteing the money AND failing.

>>735337

How the fuck ... all of calc was fucking derivatives. How the hell do you fail at that? You learn how to do it once and just repeating the same shit over and over.

>>735346
>implying any employer will really give a shit whether you got an A or a C
Your GPA at graduation has very little impact on your actual career chances.

>>735310
>>735321

1/10
You're gonna have to troll harder than that

Failed 4 out of my 6 classes this semester.
I don't feel like listing them.

Sociology- SUSPENDED
College Algebra- SUSPENDED
English Comp- SUSPENDED
Psycology- SUSPENDED

>>735335
>learning disabled

What a stupid excuse

>>735387
partially true. you won't get into grad studies with completely shit-ass grades, so, for some, GPA at undergrad graduation does matter

I think one of the most important things I learned after graduating is that the actual marks you got in classes don't actually mean anything, at least not in my experience. I was expecting every employer I applied to to ask me for an official transcript but not a single one did. They didn't even ask for my GPA. All they wanted to know was whether I passed, who I knew in the indusstry and what experience I had. And now that I'm in the industry I can see why it doesn't matter, because being able to memorize a text book and vomit it back up on a timed exam is nothing like the real world.

>>735386
>all of calc was fucking derivatives

Yeah it was at first, then fucking finding the graphs and all the points of minima and maxima points kicked my ass.

>that feel when major and school don't matter for law school, and only GPA and LSAT count
>that feel when you get a full ride scholarship to ASU and easily maintain a 4.0 in a liberal arts major, and then get admitted to a top 5 law school and become a millionaire by the time you're 30 with relatively little debt to pay off

You engineers are stupid faggots.

Calc I- A
Anatomy & Physiology I- A
Anatomy & Physiology Lab I- A
Comp II- A
Speech- A
Journalism- A
Choir- A

organic chem A
physics A
college algebra A
philosophy C
> that feel when philosophy teacher is crazy cat lady that believes she has cat husband and cat daughters and makes us take quizzes about the personality of her cats

>>735301 here

>>735383
Not really, because I couldn't find a job and if I didn't go to college, mommy and daddy were going to kick me out.

>>735387
As far as I know, employers just want to see a GPA of 3.0 or above and you're good.

>>735439
I've always hated mathematics, but that part of differential calculus really made sense, and was extremely easy for me. maybe cus im an assberger

>>735460
>because I couldn't find a job and if I didn't go to college, mommy and daddy were going to kick me out.

I know that feel. I also loose military health&dental insurance if i'm not a full time student every semester.

Parents keep pressuring me into college but i'm failing classes left and right.
Haven't been able to find a full time job offer that I could live off of.

>>735468
I don't hate math, but fuck all if I understand calc.

There's too many little equations that you have to remember and if you fuck up ONE step the entire thing's wrong.

>Do product/quotient rule
>First derivative (factor everything out correctly)
>Second derivative
>Find Crit points, min/max

Finding the limit of an equation was fucking crazy easy though.

>>735464

You only need to worry about a high GPA if you're planning on going past a bachelors.

Otherwise you're better off working on the side instead of dedicating your life to school so you get some experience.

>>735448
>>735448
>law
>millionaire

Unless you're going to be a supreme court judge, nope.

>>735674

It's called putting most of your assets into savings, dipshit.

>>735486
And dont forget the intervals where they increase or decrease
or the concavity point
or the concavity intervals
and then applying it all to optimization problems.

May I ask which semester and major are you fine gentlemen at?