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[ronson]

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Enough of that! i hate college last year i loved it this year i hate it! ive got so much homework, 1000 word about the first time i got drunk, 10 minute oral, exam every week then all the other crap the other lessons give me IT SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Andy]

My sister is at college... she too says its just poo.... i think im gonna stop at on the school im at (now im in Y.11)

Andy

[JamesPickens]

lol my sis hates it too. says too many lessons n work.

[theguid]

It only gets rougher as you go, my friend. I feel for ya...

[ronson]

i feel like screaming i honestly do, with me working the weekends aswell i have no time for my self *Cries*

[sEVEn]

school IS for yourself

the big picture looks nicer than the little one *smiles*

i am in second year also and getting a beating

"Thank you Sir may I have another?"

[ronson]

how about "fuck off sir or ill ram it up your arse sir?" that goes better! i jsut hate it i need to be made staff to give me summat to look forward to *hint hint* (Jay ur not allowed to post anything about that only faken =P)

[JamesPickens]

lol odd ronson.

[Jamie Huskisson]

i need to be made staff to give me summat to look forward to

shut up about the staff position dude

and btw, college is a good place to be in, the more work you put in the better career thats open to you once your out

i promise you if you aim for the top grade rather than a simple pass, then it will deffinatly enhanced your career options

[ronson]

yeh i know but its just hard with all the work its taking all the energy out of me! and i said you couldnt answer about the staff position!!

[theguid]

I have to disagree with Jay...So far in any interview I've had or job I've been offered grades have never been brought up at any time. Where you graduate from gets a lot of emphasis instead of what grades you got. Pretty much get the diploma from a respectable school for your field and you're good to go. Remember, C's for degrees!

[Jamie Huskisson]

don't know what country your in but its not like that in england

and it deffinatly counts when being a programmer or graphic designer, most need the experience in proper places too, no co-op places

[ronson]

every job u have to take ur NRA folder n take all ur results from exams u haven taken their it suxxxx

[theguid]

Im in the US, graduated and working out of one of the Largest cities in the southeast - Atlanta, GA. I have a degree in computer science (mostly programming with graphics heavy classload) and minor in software engineering. I have put my major courses GPA on my resume because it was good, but it's never something I find on a resume. So far the only jobs I've had out of college are either in software/hardware or graphics, so take it as you will...

One thing you need to do as you get later into your college years is to keep all your big works you do for classes. My first big job offer came my way before I even finished my last semester and got my diploma. I had sent in my resume and portfolio and they saw a program I did in vc++ that was more or less an AI airtraffic controller. It was impressive enough to them that they offered me a job over an entire department and the job was using a programming language I had never used before (vb.net)! If you demonstrate your knowledge in something people can see and test it shows so much more than grades on a piece of paper(and it also helps close the gap cause by a lack of experience coming out of college). My first employer told me that many kids get great grades at some average middle of the road colleges but they simply dont get the skills they need to make it in the workforce. Having something tangible to show your skills definately makes you stick out in a group of applicants.