lots of GTAs work there though. i really don't want to do that shit.

my developmental psych class is pretty cool. about 1/3 of the class are psychology majors and a bunch more are education majors (pre school, special ed, etc). im not really being introduced to anything new but it's nice being around psych-nerds for 8 hours a week

T has worked there the last few semesters. They might "promote" him to something less awful.

I know for some math classes its a requirement to go. Don't know if that pertains to you.

Nah I'm in minnesota studying biochem. Fugu is cool as fuck though. Has some dense-ass DNA.

by the way how indicative is it that business majors can't do math

i took the GRE, failed at it and just figured grad school is another thing i'd fail at that i can't pay for

I actually didn't know T worked there. I love working with that guy. He's smart as fuck.

i think we're talking about the same T. would be pretty weird if two guys went by that name in such a relatively small program.

did you fail just because of the math? easily fixable, then.

i failed because i'm a hopeless failure doomed to constant fucking up

i got a D in entry level math. now i run an engineering department

now that you're rolling in dough you should just lay down the money to take a GRE prep course. cant hurt.

i mean the gre is a really really stupid test, especially the math part.

in fact just get the practice book and we can skype and i'll show you how to do that shit.

what dough i spend all of it on student loan interest, bills, and other shit

i dunno where you got this impression that i make a lot of paper, they're talking about making the minimum wage what i make remember

and why bother seriously. sure i could take a GRE prep course that i'd pay for. maybe i'd get into grad school and so what. i'd fuck that up too and owe even more money than i already do

Well for example i took on a bunch of shitty debt to go to grad school (probably could have found funding if i'd known where to look) but i couldn't have gotten my job otherwise. Now even though i pay a third of my take home income to sallie mae i have enough and enjoy what i do. It's not just a bad idea all around, i guess you have to know where you want to take it.

i'm allergic to homework.

i'm just going to be a dick with a masters in history, no more or less employable than i am already

that is if i actually get a masters

Yeah he's the only T there. When have you worked with him?

we're talking about the thai dude right?

i work with him currently. it's not uncommon for someone to have a job at ucf and where i work.

Ok no nevermind. Not the same person.

i gotta let my T know that there is another person that has assumed his identity.

guys.

i'm a university student now.

they actually processed my transcript really quickly. they said it would take 3-7 business days and it literally only took 1 business day.

Very nice

:cheers:

yay, congrats

my school is technically a university but it's really a community college with like 3 bachelor's degree programs

broward "don't call it a community college" college

i have my chemistry final on thursday and im sorta sweating it. i somehow have an A on all the tests so far (97, 92, 94). not sure why i thought a 6 week chemistry course would be fine, it's been really hard. regular semester would have been much easier and probably a lot more fun.

i still have to get a high B on the final to get an A overall and I'm not sure I can pull it. but i will try. we started doing basic organic chemistry stuff and it's not hard but there's a lot of structures to memorize and shit. remembering something visually is harder for me than straight up memorizing with mnemonics which i'm very good at.

I'm not sure how the school thinks a 6 week chemistry class is alright. Even if it's you're only class, it seems there is stuff you have to omit in order to condense it like that.

Is it Chem 1 or 2?

it's chemistry for health sciences. 1032.

we did skip chapter 14 completely, other than that i think it's the full class... there are a lot of slides that are textbook specific and we didn't skip any sections, though some we spent 5 minutes on. he just expects you to do a lot of work on your own.