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Anonymous Mon 17 Feb 21:30:08 2020 No.11394098 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>11394354

Just LMAO if you're not independently studying STEM there are no jobs in the field anyway.

all unifags:
>tons of debt
>living in shitty apartments/mommy's house
>unemployed
>heads filled with general ed BS
>no marketable skills
>haven't even learned much anyway

Meanwhile me:
>no debt
>living in upscale apartment on my own
>$80k job + benefits just from working out of high school
>more in depth knowledge of STEM because I learn for the sake of it instead of to please professor Schlomo
>can do whatever personal projects I want in my spare time

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Anonymous Mon 17 Feb 2020 21:39:02 No.11394118 Report

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I sound like the unifag you describe, except I dropped out of community college.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 17 Feb 2020 22:08:57 No.11394217 Report

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Yeah I'm sure you learn more in 2-3 hours a day than I do in 10 hours a day.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 17 Feb 2020 22:55:03 No.11394354 Report

Quoted By: >>11394480

>>11394098
> No debt because I was intelligent and moved to Europe to study, and have a support system of a loving boyfriend and loving mother to help financially with what my savings from my previous job cannot.
> Unemployed because I spend almost all of my time in class, studying, in labs, in seminars, participating in extracirriculars, volunteering, doing class president duties (communicating with professors, organizing schedules and resolving conflicts), and essentially have zero time to work on top of my already dense study load.
> Living in a 300€/mo ensuite apartment with two very respectful roommates, something I enjoy because it allows me peace to study in my room, I have my own master bath, and I also have guys to kill bugs and move furniture and stuff when I want to. Also the occupation helps keep it less creepy living alone.
> Extremely marketable skills due to education, self-motivation, and previous employment experience. Also being attractive and a female in this industry helps.
> Has definitely taken advantage of the education and learned a large amount of things I didn't previously know.

If you aren't learning or enjoying your degree that's a you problem, or you're investing in a shitty University. If you can't afford education where you're at, do what I did and move to where you can.

Also so many things you really think you know but can't actually know unless you physically perform labs and/or work hard at the nitty gritty that is extremely necessary. Regardless though, feeling the need to compare and put others down shows deep insecurity in where you're at in life and I hope one day you can be proud of your accomplishments and self-motivated success without feeling the need to bully others about their path in life

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 17 Feb 2020 23:27:43 No.11394480 Report

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>>11394354
she met him on raunchy tindurrr was what she whales when bf schmo sticks it in her ass

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