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10-20-2005, 04:46 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
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wow. Perfect attendence for 2 years of Culinary School. That includes getting up at 5:45 for a year, and one special week when class started at 3:00am. God bless Breakfast Cookery. Point is, halfway through the semester for ONE class that meets THREE times a week, you are faced with the guantlet of having to attend the remaining what, 15 class sessions? And it probably meets at, what, 11am? And you don't think you can do this? Ok, buddy. Have fun in the real world. I'm sure there are jobs that allow you to miss a day or two a week. I'm just not sure what any of those jobs are.... [/ QUOTE ] CIA? 
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10-20-2005, 05:01 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
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CIA? [/ QUOTE ] Oh yeah!! Tony, that's awesome that you're working and paying for your own schooling. I meant no disrespect. Just trying to motivate you to complete your schooling. Even if all you get out of your college experience is a degree, it is still probably worth it. I hope you decide to stick it out.
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10-20-2005, 04:02 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
Change your location to Absolute Class.
Just go each time. Frankly it's quite silly to not go to your classes anyway. You're better off just checking books out at the library. Maybe you can enlist the help of a friend or someone you know in each class. Someone who will remind you that you need to attend when it's starting up. Yugoslav
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10-20-2005, 04:29 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
I did this throughout college, but I would miss the maximum days that were allowable by the teacher, if that teacher had a policy. If not, I was more than likely not there.
If you need this class to finish your degree, do it. If it's extra hours, then drop it. Get some of that money back that you put into those few hours of actual classtime. Otherwise suck it up, go to class, and enjoy the last part of the semester. You don't have to pay attention.
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#5
10-20-2005, 04:34 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
Can someone please explain to me why you would pay $x thousand (> $30,000 in many cases) per year and skip all your classes and not learn anything?
What a effing waste of money.
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#6
10-20-2005, 04:39 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
Momma and Pappa pay for the schoolin
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#7
10-20-2005, 04:42 AM
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Momma and Pappa pay for the schoolin [/ QUOTE ] I pay for my own tuition. It's $2,000 a semester, at a City University.
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10-20-2005, 05:01 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
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Can someone please explain to me why you would pay $x thousand (> $30,000 in many cases) per year and skip all your classes and not learn anything? [/ QUOTE ] It's all for a piece of paper. Very rarely is an actual education involved.
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10-20-2005, 05:09 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
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[ QUOTE ] Can someone please explain to me why you would pay $x thousand (> $30,000 in many cases) per year and skip all your classes and not learn anything? [/ QUOTE ] It's all for a piece of paper. Very rarely is an actual education involved. [/ QUOTE ] You either went to a crappy school or you didn't put any effort into getting an education. Unless you were a liberal arts major in which case I can't help you and you probably have Down's syndrome anyway.
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