Uni thread

[Anonymous No.12314383]

Where/what are you studying?

I'm writing my personal statement for Law School right now. I looked at a few examples of successful admissions essays and have concluded that only complete dullards go to Law School. Should be fun

[Anonymous No.12314412]

>>12314383
Uni of Aegean, isle of Lesvos.
Cultural informatics.

[Anonymous No.12314582]

>>12314412
based

[Anonymous No.12315006]

Uni of Manchester
CS
When i got in I was your run of the mill STEM tard holding technological advancement above everything else but somewhere along the line I had a political awakening and when I graduate I will be joining my local Trotskyist insurrection squad and hopefully kill lots of rich people

[Anonymous No.12315987]

McMaster U
Hamilton
I'm in my first year of a sciences program and quickly I found myself reading a lot of research papers on an independent project and it turns out a lot of research papers just contradict with others. Sometimes papers will 'sub-tweet' each other and begin refuting the rival paper with more studies and I never knew that research papers could have so much drama.

[Anonymous No.12316002]

Royal Technical Institute, Stockholm
Second year Civil Engineering
I see no way to, with a reasonable probability, provide yourself with a solid income without a STEM degree. Reading can be done on the side and if you have ambitions within literarature or philosophy there is no reason to study it as it is very easily self-taught

[Anonymous No.12316008]

>Universidad Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico City
>Commentaries on Plato

[Anonymous No.12316017]

>>12314383
law school is cringe

[Anonymous No.12316023]

>>12314383
University of Sedona
Metaphysics

[Anonymous No.12316026]

>>12314383
Adolf Hitler Gymnasium, LK Mathematik

[Anonymous No.12316046]

>>12314383
UofT
Philosophy
I'm in my third year and so far I've done no work and I barely attend any of my classes. Rather surprised I've gotten this far but I suppose undergrad is a joke.

[Anonymous No.12316059]

University of Notre Dame Fremantle
Studying law and accounting

I don't recommend either

[Anonymous No.12316060]

Metropolitan State University of Denver
Double major in Philosophy and History
I love it, and upon finishing I will enter the seminary; wish me luck!

[Anonymous No.12316069]

>>12316060
>Metropolitan State University of Denver
yeah, if there's one thing you're gonna need it's luck.

[Anonymous No.12316078]

>>12316069
I know, it's not a dream school, but options were limited financially and I really did not want to go to community college. It's fine though, I really enjoy my classes. I was thinking about applying for transfer to somewhere, is there anywhere you'd recommend?

[Anonymous No.12316098]

I was thinking College of the Holy Cross might be a good option for a transfer application, does anyone have experience with that school? I'm >>12316060 and >>12316078 by the way.

[Anonymous No.12316100]

>>12316078
>is there anywhere you'd recommend?
Listening to recommendations from random niggerfaggots on 4chan like me is likely what got you in this shitty situation to begin with.

[Anonymous No.12316106]

>>12316100
>Listening to recommendations from random niggerfaggots
I didn't actually want your recommendation, I just wasn't sure how to respond to your dickhead reply.

[Anonymous No.12316111]

University of Virginia
Biology 3rd year
Medical school niqqas

[Anonymous No.12316114]

speaking of universities. if anyone here is a senior (18!!) and wants me to write their common application lmk, I have a lot of time on my hands and it could be a great ~literature~ project

[Anonymous No.12316116]

>>12316106
You should be more assertive, bro. Say "yes" to life.

[Anonymous No.12316126]

>>12316046
What is your GPA?

[Anonymous No.12316166]

>>12314383
University of California Riverside
Public Policy

Fuck. I am not ready for capstone projects.

>>12315987
>I found myself reading a lot of research papers on an independent project and it turns out a lot of research papers just contradict with others
I feel you. I've been working on compiling reports from government documents and they started to contradict each other really quickly. They were reports by different water districts on funding for a particular project, and they all had different calculations on how much was being provided by this one district because they all had different methods of accounting for payment installments and long term interest. I had to inform the project managers on how much money they were getting from the districts and had no fucking idea of what to tell them.

[Anonymous No.12316176]

Wilfrid Laurier University, first year

Any other golden hawks on here? I remember seeing some anons

[Anonymous No.12316195]

>>12316126
3.3 although i couldn't care less about gpa

[Anonymous No.12316205]

>>12316195
I’m just asking because you barely go to class. 3.3, that’s fucking remarkable.

[Anonymous No.12316257]

>>12315987
I wanna go there! what's average did you have to get accepted

[Anonymous No.12316276]

>>12316205
Thanks, I guess. It's rather unfortunate I fucking despite the education system. I've often contemplated dropping out, renting some shitty apartment, and working a menial labour job while writing in my free time - although it seems better I just graduate at this point, and take that approach afterwards. Granted, I'm sure I'm not alone in this feeling. Thanks for reading my blogpost.

[Anonymous No.12316280]

>>12316276
despise*

[Anonymous No.12316304]

>>12316017
It's one of the best options for a humanities major at a decent school.

[Anonymous No.12316530]

Portland Community College.
Studying towards a Paramedic AAS degree.
It's fun stuff. Lots of hands on work with simulated trauma care, average age in the class is like 24 and about a third are ex-military. Not all the pretentious bugmen that more prestigious colleges attract.
Once I finish I plan on joining the Canadian armed forces and working at a field hospital somewhere, saving enough money and building the necessary connections to eventually own a Persian Rug, Specialty Tea, and Used Book Emporium in downtown Victoria.

[Anonymous No.12316575]

>>12315006
How can I join or find my local chapter

[Anonymous No.12317014]

>>12316046
UofT phil here too, though im first year.

[Anonymous No.12317028]

St. Mary's
One semester left of law school and then the bar.

[Anonymous No.12317064]

>>12316114
are you hitting on me

[Anonymous No.12317110]

Baylor
Philosophy
Law school after

[Anonymous No.12317140]

>>12316276
exactly the same over here, im almost done with my studies and i dont want to quit

[Anonymous No.12317159]

>>12314383
Görlitz University of applied sciences
Communication Psychology
I'm almost done with my Bachelor of arts and dont want to quit before finishing. I'll definitely go into wageslaving and writing in my freetime afterwards.

[Anonymous No.12317238]

>>12317110
>Waco

I'm so sorry friend.

[Anonymous No.12317318]

>>12314383
Anyone at Uni of Exeter? Aus kid heading there in about a week.

[Anonymous No.12317345]

>>12314383
University of Texas at Austin, studying Mathematics (BS) + Economics (BA)

[Anonymous No.12317429]

Lancaster University
PhD in computer science

I sort of stumbled into it, but the title of Dr appeals so I'll stick with it.

A couple of years ago my friend met up with someone from /r9k/ here (this was before the tranny posting made that board unbearable). He later told me the dude was the exact stereotype of an incel

[Anonymous No.12317791]

Reminder that college is a 4 year extension of childhood for spoiled brats.

Reminder that degrees are class membership certificates which are so expensive as to make class continuity is essentially hereditary. Good luck getting student loans without a cosigner!

Reminder that you can learn literally everything outside of college, and that knowledge/education is a fake explanation for a series of fairly arbitrary tests for competency.

Reminder that your attendence at a university is not a sign of culture, achievement or intellect, but rather an indicator of conformity, mediocrity and stupidity.

[Anonymous No.12317793]

>>12314582
Brave uni.
My dep made it to #300 globally.
Taking under consideration the financial/ social and immigration crisis, I canot help but feeling a bit of pride.

[Anonymous No.12317805]

>>12317791
Reminder that you are an anti-social cancer.

[Anonymous No.12317827]

>>12317805
That said there is a lot of truth in your words.
But uni should adapt it's function instead of giving space to psychotic pseudo-diy know-it-all's.

[Anonymous No.12317852]

>>12317827
What can you do about university? Nothing. You couldnt get an audience with a board member for 5 minutes.

What can you do about yourself? Much.

Drop out. Do something extraordinary.

[Anonymous No.12317879]

Too many STEM fuckers

[Anonymous No.12317928]

>>12317791
t. brokeboi

[Anonymous No.12318015]

Physics at Oxford University

Honestly I am immeasurably let down by the lack of passion the people here have for their subjects. I know that most people dont really care about this stuff, but I was hoping it would be different at Oxford and its just now. The people here are just normal young people, nice enough and fiendishly intelligent, but all lacking any sort of coherent drive to do anything except get their degree and leave

I've got friends who I love and enjoy spending time with, but what I secretly want in my heart (and will never tell anyone for fear of seeming elitist) is a group of friends who I can go to the pub with and discuss highbrow shite with, like the Inklings or the Cambridge Apostles

but alas it is not to be

[Anonymous No.12318036]

>>12318015
Should have gone to Cambridge.

[Anonymous No.12318039]

>>12318015
>I've got friends who I love and enjoy spending time with, but what I secretly want in my heart (and will never tell anyone for fear of seeming elitist) is a group of friends who I can go to the pub with and discuss highbrow shite with, like the Inklings or the Cambridge Apostles

A thousand times this.

[Anonymous No.12318042]

>>12318015
trust me, it feels equally unsatisfying once you get it.

[Anonymous No.12318043]

>>12314383
University of Sydney
Philosophy
It has its ups and downs.

[Anonymous No.12318045]

>>12316059
>University of Notre Dame

Why not?

[Anonymous No.12318069]

>>12317791
Agree with all of that except the last part. Good luck convincing high class socialites that reading Moby Dick in your basement makes you just as "learned" as getting an undergrad in English Lit. A university degree of entirely just a cultural signpost to say "look im smarter than all the people who lack one of these," even though your obviously right about it not being indicative of achievement or intelligence

[Anonymous No.12318316]

>>12317852
Just because one person from rich and educated parents launched some succesfull biz in envinronments where success is almost unavoidabble, doesn't null/voids the uni exp.

I am happy and proud I gave my little pebble in our collective knowledge.

Love is a game of give and take friend.

[Anonymous No.12318335]

>>12317791
>Reminder that college is a 4 year extension of childhood for spoiled brats.

Reminder that meaningfull childhood xtnsion is one of the reasons humans succeeded till now and that rushing to grow up makes you a crooked adult.

[Anonymous No.12318624]

>>12318045
I was referring to Law and Accounting with that.

Notre Dame is excellent for Law though.

[Anonymous No.12318656]

>>12314383
PhD atmospheric science. I'm a self deluded narcissist so I need a title to feel good about myself.

[Anonymous No.12319119]

I'm getting my undergrad because it was free . I literally could not be paid enough to go any further . Academia is mental and spiritual cancer. My time here was completely wasted . For point of views sake I'm a Computer Science major. I will never work in computer science either .

[Anonymous No.12319638]

>>12316304
It's honestly not. Unless you're going for absolutely free in addition to a COL stipend then law school is not worth it.

[Anonymous No.12319645]

>>12318624
Yeah with it's 75% employment 9months after graduating. There are TTT schools with better employment. Notre Dame is a gimmick for kiddies who couldn't go T14

[Anonymous No.12321092]

>>12319645
I'm talking about an Australian university, not the
American one

[Anonymous No.12321124]

>>12314383
Colby College
Printmaking and History
it's darn fun but it all takes so much time, especially when I'm doing 5 full classes. That and gf have kept me from reading for fun

[Anonymous No.12321132]

University of Amsterdam
Linguistics

[Anonymous No.12321173]

UChicago here, perennially looking for other spergs at UChicago. Considering starting an informal reading group with a friend this quarter, maybe reading Nietzsche chronologically in translation, or maybe just reading Spengler's Decline.

>>12317791
Agreed. It's sad. If it makes you feel any better, the current state of things is going to collapse badly in the next 10-30 years, though it'll be replaced by something way worse.

>>12316276
Don't drop out. Finish the degree and get as high a GPA as possible. One more measly year of suffering will enhance your post-graduation loafing potential by 10x. It's infinitely easier to be a loafer with a decent BA/GPA from a highly regarded university. The kinds of sinecures you can get, even if you only plan to hop from easy job to easy job for the rest of your life, will be much better at the baseline, just because you have the degree. Invest in your loafing, don't sell yourself short.

>>12316078
Can you talk to academic advisers at all and try to get the lay of the land? The more research you do, the more you might stumble upon strange avenues you might not have thought possible. I know tons of people who transferred, for example, from a community college to a "better" (read: looks better on a resume) university, and from there to a prestigious graduate school.

>options were limited financially
This is exactly how this country has committed cultural and social suicide. No better way to hobble your nation than to create arbitrary (e.g., wealth-based) choke points in its meritocracy. In terms of personal bildung, it won't hold you back at all, but there are so many people in this country who simply give up on being part of their own nation's civic life because college is considered a luxury for the rich and the only alternative is anonymity and atomization.

[Anonymous No.12321334]

>>12321173
What is your major?

[Anonymous No.12321474]

Fairfield University, Environmental Studies major

Maybe there is a route of some power companies or boards or urban planning open for me or something adjacent with town planning, but is that something I actually want to do? I don't know.

I don't know how stable those jobs might be or if they would last in the future. It seems like it would be valuable to take time learning some skill but again I don't know if this will lead to any place good.

>>12318015
you can't find that group at oxford university?

[Anonymous No.12321502]

>>12317345
I'm at UT as well, CS+Math and a certificate in Japanese. Are you taking econ with McCombs or COLA?

[Anonymous No.12321565]

>>12321502
COLA. McCombs is Finance, not Economics. I would take it in McCombs, but they don't let people pickup a McCombs major as a second. Is the Japanese programs as full of weebs as I've been led to believe? I need a language for my Econ degree.

[Anonymous No.12321581]

Should I go to St. John’s College, Annapolis?

I hardly have an idea of what I want to be. Leaning to science, just got accepted, and am an anxious 18 year old

[Anonymous No.12321602]

>>12321581
St. John's is a good place if you want to do a liberal arts thing with your life. I do not have enough statistics to give you good advice on it, especially without knowing your other options. I can say, however, that the math curriculum on their website is downright laughable from a mathematical perspective.

[[e-mail] No.12321920]

>>12317014
>>12316046
>Uoft peeps get in here. We should all get together sometime before the new term starts!

[Anonymous No.12322019]

>>12314383
University of Wisconsin
Economics and Philosophy

[Anonymous No.12322059]

>>12321565
>Is the Japanese programs as full of weebs as I've been led to believe?
Honestly, less than you would think.

[Anonymous No.12323261]

>>12314383
Australian National University
Law/Economics double degree

I feel bad for Americans and their bizarre university rituals, all I had to do to get in to my programs was meet the minimum grade and it was auto acceptance

[Anonymous No.12323516]

CS UAB
1 semester left
Can't wait to get away from this

[Anonymous No.12323541]

>>12314383
Preparing the entry exam for the humanities section of the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Lyon

[Anonymous No.12323655]

>>12316205
I feel you. Graduated with a 3.1 in history after spending the entire time drunk, high, or depressed. Maybe add a second major?

[Anonymous No.12323731]

Anyone here have a creative piece that got published?

An online publication recently accepted my creative essay piece but idk how to proceed. First time for me so I'm happy but I also submitted it to other places and I want to hear from then before I commit to this place.

How do I come to a reasonable decision? What should I consider before I let them publish my stuff? I'd appreciate any input guys thanks

[Anonymous No.12323782]

>>12321173
How you liking Chicago big guy

[Anonymous No.12324036]

>>12318624
>I was referring to Law and Accounting with that.

I've set my goal on Oxford Law. Can you tell me a bit about why you want to be a lawyer and how your finding your studies so far?

[Anonymous No.12324084]

>>12314383
Paris II Panthéon-Assas, Master II in business law.God knows its boring, might go to a business school afterwards.

[Anonymous No.12324095]

UC San Diego
Philosophy
Really want to do graduate school, but I've never learned to study really. Plus the schizophrenia gets me down. Anyone who lived a normal academic career with a supportive family have some advice?

[Anonymous No.12324945]

Northwestern University
Radio/TV/film and Japanese language & culture
I don't think film production is for me. considering teaching in Japan after graduating. also interested in grad school

[Anonymous No.12324961]

>>12324945
>considering teaching in Japan after graduating
Like every other weeb loser who has nothing going for them

[Anonymous No.12325410]

>>12314383
As someone else who has it saved, based choice of stock image

[Anonymous No.12326106]

>>12317345

UT Austin
Finance and Archeology

It's alright I guess, its a very big school though, which makes it very easy and simultaneously very hard to meet people, as odd as that sounds.

[Anonymous No.12326270]

>>12324961
Thanks

[Anonymous No.12326430]

University of Minnesota
Political Science, Philosophy, Global Studies with an emphasis in European politics
Fucking miserable desu, looking at transferring since my GPA is fine. Any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.12326693]

History and Classics BA at Macewan university.

[Anonymous No.12326701]

>>12316098
Excellent school. Good campus, fairly solid faculty. It'll serve you incredibly well if you're going into the priesthood like you mentioned.
What's your GPA? Do you have a good relationship with any professors who would be willing to write you letters of recommendation?

[Anonymous No.12326907]

College of Charleston
Classics/Philosophy AB

[Anonymous No.12326961]

>>12326430
Wisconsin or Michigan.

[Anonymous No.12326977]

>>12326693
>>12326907
waddup fellow classics majors

[Anonymous No.12326978]

>>12324036
I wanted to be a lawyer because I

The content itself is interesting. I really enjoy the problem solving aspect of it and there's a lot of interesting concepts and decisions made by judges. While not necessary, reading some of the more seminal judgements can be very interesting.

My main problem with law is the actual practice. It's not a horrible job, but the Big 6 law firms I clerked at are very demanding and they expect a lot out of you. There really isn't much of a work/life balance at the big commercial law firms. For some people, that's okay but I can't manage it. From what I understand, boutique law firms and the public service are better in that regard and so I'm trying to get my foot in the door there now.

I was exaggerating when I said not to do it. There are far, far worse career paths out there and it is an intellectually engaging degree.

[Anonymous No.12327248]

>>12326977
What's up? Where do you go and how are you liking your course of study?

[Anonymous No.12327299]

Third year psychology student going to be a therapist.

I started with a major in linguistics before moving to psychology after realizing i probably wont get a job with a linguistics degree. The only thing i would be able to do with it is go to near by indian reserves and document language. Or go on to be a speech pathologist after training for another couple years.

Psychology is fine though, i dont mind listening to peoples hang ups and relating with peoples circumstances. I'll probably end up working on an indian reserve so it'll be mostly alcoholism and abuse cases i bet. If not that i'll probably work with mental health patients in the city.

[Anonymous No.12328215]

>>12321124

can you tell me about colby, I'm really interested in how life is there. seems like a great setting for a book, being up there in wishy washy maine and all with all the lobbies and the crags :)

>>12326106
i'd meet you anon, i love the idea of going to utaustin where the sun's out and the tacos are fresh

>>12326907
ooohhh how's college of charleston? is it humid a lot? because it's in the south and all

[Anonymous No.12328236]

I am finishing my degree in applied math mostly in pure finals form since I cannot longer attend regular lectures.

Oneitis and inceldom were genuinely detrimental to my life. However I'm leaving my autism behind but I might be a schizo.

[Anonymous No.12328309]

St. Lawerence College
Wind Turbine Technican with an apprenticeship to be an Industrial Electrcian.

I use to go to McGill though. Fell out of love though. Christ I feel like a pleb in this thread. Eesh.

[Anonymous No.12328593]

SUNY ALBANY

RETARD GANG RISE UP

DIRTY DIRTY ALBS

SNOW AND ALCOHOL

[Anonymous No.12328720]

ASU Barrett, Honors College
Well I intend to major in math but still need the associate's. I fucking hate it. They say that ASU is the largest student body in the US (over 75,000) but I find myself constantly surrounded by zombies. Even in the Honors College it is filled with pseudo-intellectuals. Have you ever been turned off by stupidity? It's extremely common here.

Mom and dad want me to go into computer science like a good goy but honestly engineering of any kind is not for me. They tell me I'm going to fail at math despite being homeschooled for most of my life due to having numerous medical conditions. Too bad ASU is good for one job in Arizona and no college looks at your transfer request. It's like I'm living in a blacklist. /lit/ is where I go to desensitize and get away from it all.

[Anonymous No.12329045]

>>12326978
Thanks for answering.

[Anonymous No.12329218]

>>12321474
I'm from Fairfield county myself, did you grow up in the region?

[Anonymous No.12329268]

>>12316276
Most menial labor jobs either don't allow you the free time to read and write or don't pay you enough to live independently

[Anonymous No.12329560]

Columbia University School of General Studies

English major. No idea what I wanna do once I graduate. Feels weird being a 25 year old undergrad. I'll be 28 by the time I finish, yeesh.

[Anonymous No.12329814]

ba in philosophy at michigan
currently in a decent ma program in philosophy
i’m adjuncting next year after I finish while my partner finishes her degree, but I don’t know if I want to apply to law or philosophy phd programs yet

[Anonymous No.12330018]

>>12324961
based

[Anonymous No.12330048]

>>12323261
How else would we artificially create status?

[Anonymous No.12330056]

University of Exeter
Computer science

Mostly brainlets here, wish I could be part of a cool discussion group :-(

[Anonymous No.12330057]

University College London
Russian studies
Applied for a doctorate at Oxford, currently awaiting decision

[Anonymous No.12330061]

University of Helsinki
Philosophy

[Anonymous No.12330062]

>>12330056
Oi m8, I did my BA at Exeter!

[Anonymous No.12330066]

>>12317
>>12317318
In the uk? I'm doing CS there ATM :-P

[Anonymous No.12330091]

>>12330062
But you aren't there now are you ;-)

[Anonymous No.12330097]

>>12330091
Nah unfortunately, I graduated back in '15. I'm at UCL now.

I really miss being able to leisurely walk to lectures in the countryside, instead of having to take the rush-hour tube to get to my 9 A.M.s

I also miss Firehouse pizza and wine :'(

[Anonymous No.12330108]

>University of Warwick
>History and Politics
>Currently reading The Collapse of Complex Societies and On Heroes and Hero Worship

Looking for the other Warwick-Anon who was on here last time. If you are here please respond.

[Anonymous No.12330138]

>>12330097
UCL! - i want to kms

[Anonymous No.12330151]

>>12316166
>University of California Riverside
Hey, another Riversidefag. How is UCR? I've heard it called UC Rejects.

[Anonymous No.12330160]

>>12330108
I studied at Warwick 2009 - 2012. CS.

[Anonymous No.12330164]

Doing some prep courses to be able to apply for medical school, cruising on my solid verbal IQ for the SAT. Probably heading for Uppsala; some scandis might know of it.

[Anonymous No.12330165]

Community college studying theater
Yes, it is as depressing as it sounds

[Anonymous No.12330248]

>>12324084
If you go to business school afterwards, don't go to a French one. My sister went to LSE for her Bsc and then to ESCP for her MIM, and she was tremendously disappointed by the quality (or lack thereof) of French higher education compared to her time in the UK.

[Anonymous No.12330266]

>>12329218
i was born in IL but moved to fairfield county in middle school, been here ever since

[I Go !2HARVARdHk No.12330326]

I study Hist and Lit at THE university

[Anonymous No.12330327]

>>12330326
off yourself wasp
this post was made by nixon gang

[Anonymous No.12330331]

>>12330326
Oh hi there, retarded offspring

[Anonymous No.12330390]

>>12330326
harvard is easy shit for retards
>t. Princeton

[Anonymous No.12330412]

>>12330326
>>12330390
All these shitty Amerishart "colleges" arguing among themselves

The wooden entrance door to my college (and yes, an actual constituent college of a collegiate university) predates the USA by at least 500 years. Sad!

[Anonymous No.12330418]

>>12330412
and produced nothing in that time

[Anonymous No.12330423]

>>12330418
except for a dozen Nobel peace prize winners

[I Go !2HARVARdHk No.12330428]

>>12330327
wrong
>>12330390
I rejected Princeton's offer, did not want to belittle myself
>>12330331
A sad state when off-spring becomes the master
>>12330412
t. pays for immigrants to go to school for free and brags about going to a school no one has ever heard of

[Anonymous No.12330436]

>>12330428
>Oxford is a 'school no one has ever heard of'

The absolute state of Amerisharts

[Anonymous No.12330450]

Studying Philosophy at Pavia, Italy

>americlaps when my university is more than twice as old as their "nation"

[Anonymous No.12330470]

>>12330450
And yet you don't have a single (1) Italian university in the global top 100

[Anonymous No.12330493]

>>12330470
Thank our bullshit governments constantly cutting education funds for the last 20 or so years

We have some genuinely excellent scholarship talents here, but our best and brightest are forced to leave the country because there's just no point in trying an academic career here

I really love my uni and its tradition, but I too will probably be forced to leave the country at some point to continue my studies

[Anonymous No.12330499]

Universidad Simón Bolívar
7th Semester of Mechanical Engineering (out of 10 semesters)

Then dropped out and moved to the United States. Dunno what to do now.

[Anonymous No.12330535]

>>12330493
better get used to americans then mate

[Anonymous No.12330673]

>>12330493
I'm sorry to hear that, I feel sorry for picking on you. I wish you guys had more money to fund you

[Anonymous No.12330709]

>>12317852
t. Jealous he doesn't go to Harvard

[Anonymous No.12330734]

>>12328236
If you don't hear voices and hallucinate and experience delusions, you're not schizophrenic.

[Anonymous No.12330748]

>>12317879
Humanities are overrated, and you can learn them on the side fairly easily. I regret not doing STEM

[Anonymous No.12330751]

>>12330423
>Nobel peace prize
They gave one of those to Obama it means jack shit

[Anonymous No.12330836]

>>12330535
I was actually thinking about Oxford or somewhere in Germany

>>12330673
Eh, I feel sorry too, but that's the sad state of affairs. Actually there are some universities here that are actually pretty good for what I want to study (neurosciences) but they're all private and very costly, so I'd need to go through some hoops to manage to study there