What is partying like in college?

Portland Hobby Jogger wrote:

Your schedule sounds easier than running 12 minute miles in your backyard! Good thing that you are not running on a team as your are not taking enough class hours to be eligible.

What? MATH 32A is 4 credit hours, POLI SCI 20 is 5 credit hours, and CS 30 is 4 credit hours. All of that combined is more than the 12 credit hours needed to be a full time student

computer illiterate wrote:

I don’t know what your major requirements are and what your coding experience is, but if it’s just an elective for you, I’d drop the CS class if you are concerned about time. If coding clicks with you, should be cake. If not, it’s sinking a ton of time into something that won’t provide much return.

CS is needed for electrical engineering.

Math, Computer Science and Political Science, I see.

Math - if you paid attention in HS math the transition shouldn't be too difficult. Probably will take up the most studying time of the three,

CS - idk what programming language you're going to do, but if coding is your thing this shouldn't be too difficult.

PS - how much time you devote to studying for this really depends on evaluation method. Test? Essay? Weekly quizzes? IMO this is where time management ability is crucial.

Ooohhh! 13 hours with no commute, no team practices, no social life. On the plus side, I guess this means that you won't have any time to do any backyard jogging or posting here. Good luck with your studies!

david45 wrote:

engnr major wrote:

for people wondering these are calculus of several variables, an intro to CS course and World Politics

Honestly. an insanely easy schedule for someone who is trying to hype up engineering and STEM

Because I am in college for the first time. Of course I will pick easy classes.

so you literally admit to picking an easy schedule and yet still are in this thread crying about how busy and hard your life is?

grow up dude

runnerbro wrote:

david45 wrote:

Because I am in college for the first time. Of course I will pick easy classes.

so you literally admit to picking an easy schedule and yet still are in this thread crying about how busy and hard your life is?

grow up dude

Because even the easiest schedule is harder than high school

you should go to parties if you want to have any form of a social life... just don't binge drink tooooooo much or you'll put yourself at risk for developing a borderline drinking problem. Toke up though

the runner crowd= 90% boners and extremely socially awkward yet smart hardos built like skeletor

if you think this is hard.. wrote:

And after college you’ll miss college when you had all this free time...

So true. I have a 2 year old and a 5 year old and it cracks me up to look back at thinking I was busy before real responsibility took over.

david45 wrote:

engnr major wrote:

for people wondering these are calculus of several variables, an intro to CS course and World Politics

Honestly. an insanely easy schedule for someone who is trying to hype up engineering and STEM

Because I am in college for the first time. Of course I will pick easy classes.

Again! You have not even started college yet and are saying you have no time. Just how the f--k would you know. Taking 14 hours is a normal load. Also, I would block letsrun if you are so concerned about time.

Luv2Run wrote:

david45 wrote:

Because I am in college for the first time. Of course I will pick easy classes.

Again! You have not even started college yet and are saying you have no time. Just how the f--k would you know. Taking 14 hours is a normal load. Also, I would block letsrun if you are so concerned about time.

Because college is hard. It is also stupid that my college starts classes so late. Most colleges started in August.

Portland Hobby Jogger wrote:

Ooohhh! 13 hours with no commute, no team practices, no social life. On the plus side, I guess this means that you won't have any time to do any backyard jogging or posting here. Good luck with your studies!

13 hours, Jesus what is this the 7-year plan? Is that the ceiling for students like Davey45 to gain admission? I NEVER took less than 15 hours per semester (as an engineering major, with daily team practices) and usually it was 18. Just wait until you get into lab sections to pad out your schedule and eat up all the free time you claim you don't have for socializing, that is the hours you spend trolling here daily.

Also, I've known some dumb drunks who graduated from UCs, it's not that complicated.

BOHICA wrote:

Portland Hobby Jogger wrote:

Ooohhh! 13 hours with no commute, no team practices, no social life. On the plus side, I guess this means that you won't have any time to do any backyard jogging or posting here. Good luck with your studies!

13 hours, Jesus what is this the 7-year plan? Is that the ceiling for students like Davey45 to gain admission? I NEVER took less than 15 hours per semester (as an engineering major, with daily team practices) and usually it was 18. Just wait until you get into lab sections to pad out your schedule and eat up all the free time you claim you don't have for socializing, that is the hours you spend trolling here daily.

Also, I've known some dumb drunks who graduated from UCs, it's not that complicated.

Orientation literally told all of us to take around 15 credit hours for the first quarter in order to get used to college work. I will take around 18 next quarter.

Why does anyone still reply to this turd with serious posts?

david45 wrote:

I am in an university that is socially dead, so I am wondering what is partying like in college? What are you missing if you don't party?

Am you studying English?

david45 wrote:

Orientation literally told all of us to take around 15 credit hours for the first quarter in order to get used to college work. I will take around 18 next quarter.

Didn't you also say, in this thread, that ALL freshmen take 3 courses the first quarter?

Can you help us understand why you contradict yourself? Is it because you are making up a story?

Golden God of Running wrote:

david45 wrote:

Orientation literally told all of us to take around 15 credit hours for the first quarter in order to get used to college work. I will take around 18 next quarter.

Didn't you also say, in this thread, that ALL freshmen take 3 courses the first quarter?

Can you help us understand why you contradict yourself? Is it because you are making up a story?

Yes. I said that orientation only allowed freshmen to take around 3 courses for their first quarter.

david45 wrote:

Golden God of Running wrote:

Didn't you also say, in this thread, that ALL freshmen take 3 courses the first quarter?

Can you help us understand why you contradict yourself? Is it because you are making up a story?

Yes. I said that orientation only allowed freshmen to take around 3 courses for their first quarter.

I just said around 15 credit hours because that is around 3 classes

I had a great fvcking time. Maybe too good of a time but squeaked out with a degree and no arrest record so there’s that..