A question for you college kids.?
970507
All she'll need is a bookcase for her schoolbooks, a fridge to keep the beer cold, and a huge box of condoms for, well, you know.\n\nShe'll have the best time if she lives in the dorms her first year, and they come furnished with all the essentials.
61211
college is very time consuming my boyfriend now of over 2 years and i see each other for dinner and sometimes spend the nights but besides that were in the books or with group give it some time it'll be ok . . . and if not this is my yahoo account message me and i'll talk to you more about your situation . . . i've been there before
1127702
Can't see the pic that good too small. But from what I could see you are a good looking guy nice body. One of the things I think is sexiest about you is that you are in college and using your head to have an education and a good job someday. Way to go!!
1109572
Growing up! Supporting yourself, not always having mommy and daddy being there for you.  Experiencing things, and making your own decisions and dealing with the consequences was the best thing I learned from college......
94668
Nope--I'm older than you and am taking classes. I think that because we are older, we take the classes more seriously. I'm surprised by how easy it has been so far. I grasp it quicker than the other students seem to. Of course, they are busy partying during their off time while I am working full time and taking care of a house and family! Absolutely do it!
964860
your local community college.....
990331
I think college only,. why are you separating the word CUM???
1078900
Well good for you! I am one of those in the middle bracket who got screwed. I really am glad to see you are doing your best in school, because where I go, it seems like 1/2 the students who get financial aid don't even want to be there! They don't show up to class, don't study, and party all the time. Then you wonder where they went next semester and they are gone because they failed too many classes and couldn't get more money. (that was my little rant) But as for the rich people, they are used to having everything handed to them. I don't see why they care though, because their parents are probably paying for everything, including rent/food/entertainment money, so they don't even need to work!
677108
Recently, when I was talking to my Guidance Counselor at school, she asked what colleges I had been considering(because I go to a very prestigious high school) and when she did so, I very solemnly answered that I was not, in fact, considering college. She looked at me with a mixture of amusement and confusion and asked again, more seriously what I was considering(as if I had been joking). I responded then that I had thought a lot about it, and I could either go to and graduate from a college, get a decent job and salary, and then proceed to live a mediocre life with all the worries, etc. that come with it. I followed this statement with how instead, I'd rather not have to worry about money OR the stress of going to college and instead go into the pornography industry because then I'd make MUCH more than if I went to college, and also be able to fulfill all of my sexual desires as my JOB! I told an extremely shocked face that it doesn't get better than that for a living. There was an awkward pause in which I considered explaining that GAY porn stars make even more money than do regular and that they are not even gay, but the silence was then broken with a very serious "Anthony, listen..." as she took her glasses off and I prepared for a very long discussion about morals. . . .
959429
I worked my way thru college, and my college degree was more about self-actualization and opening my mind to new ideas, than it was about getting a job.  It's not as hard to get a degree now, compared to when my father was in college.  Back then, education meant something more.  I was trying to have the same intellectual experience he did, and I think I succeeded.  I have a BA in Political Science, and have been disabled/unemployed for 5 yrs now.  Before that, I worked for Home Depot as a special services associate.  It had nothing to do with my degree, but I was still able to think about people in a way that I never would have, had I stopped after high school...
355152
No this is not a problem at all. Most universities provide a exploratory studies or a undeclared option so that you can figure out what you want to study while in college.  A majority of people me included end up changing there major a couple times before they graduate anyway.  Most universities require baccore or required classes that hit almost every options at the school and these are a great way to figure out what would interest you the most.
1087045
not going to college right after highschool.\nIt seems everyone is so much further ahead of me and i'm trying to play catch up.
751326
For me, it was definitely college.  I came from a big city but went to a small private high school with absolutely no diversity whatsoever; we wore uniforms so our clothes were all alike.  College gave me a chance to get an education in the real world, one that I needed very badly.  For example, to see boys in class was a major shock!
1187671
I'd sell the car, go with GC, move somewhere close by campus, get a cheap bicycle from somewhere and live in comfort because I would have the peace of mind that the better grades you're going to get as a resault from the smaller class size is going to bring you better oppertunities. I did it and I am much better off for it and I owed almost next to nothig by the time I got a career (not a job), you know what I mean. A lot of people think it's all about partying but it's not, those days are long over for people that are serious about their education and the rest of their lives.
389199
im in college, and i start at 6:45 am.  i live an hour and a half away, and it takes me an hour to get ready.  i'm up by 4am everyday... i finish at around 5pm... do you really think you have a good complaint? i wish i was back in high school starting at 7am, i use to wake up at 6 am get ready in 30 minutes, and get to school in 15 mins
1104596
I have to do 8 hours a semester. I don't mind doing it but I think it should be something you can choose to do for credit no mandatory and many of us are older, raising families alone, and working full time. But I don't think I could fit in more than 8.
318598
College is awesome. Don't get scared. It's nothing like High School. There is more freedom to do things(depending on school selection). I'm sure you'll find people who like the same things you do. I hardly ever see anyone who I went to High School with, but it's in college where you will find colleges and friends for life. You are around people who are over the age of 18 (not like high school, where majority of them are under 18 and immature.) You'll do fine. However, there are some people who get homesick if they are away from their hometown. But I wouldn't know that feeling, b/c I was out of my parents house the weekend I turned 18. I started college at the age of 22, and was out on my own anyway. Keep focused on your school, college rocks and there is usually parties all the time. Be paticular about who you choose as your peers. Be strong, if you can't make it through the life of college...you won't ever make a good paycheck....just kidding, but seriously...life will be harder if you can't even survive college. You will go through a lot and exerience a lot, and depending on how much you have already been exposed too....you will see and meet new and interesting people and maybe even a soul mate. Good Luck!