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10-20-2005, 11:49 PM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
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[ QUOTE ] NY public universities aren't exactly stellar. [/ QUOTE ] I thought that the SUNY university centers were all high rated schools. [/ QUOTE ] Some are, as are some CUNYs, which my shcool is. A lot of SUNYs are party schools and a good number of CUNYs are retard schools 
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#62
10-21-2005, 01:18 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
Commit suicide and include in your note that this professor sent you over the edge. Perhaps he will feel guilty and give you a passing grade. Enjoy the pun.
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#63
10-21-2005, 01:50 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
Have a person you really trust hold $X (needs to be an amount you care about) of your money the day before class. He/she gives it to you if you come, and keeps it if you don't.
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#64
10-21-2005, 05:48 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
Go to class, it's not worth the extra time/money to do it later.
P.S. I really hate this whole "Go to school or you won't make it in the real world"/"Your school must be a joke" thing. School is not the real world. I recently graduated magna cum laude from a top/2nd tier liberal arts school with very erratic attendance/study habits. It's all about knowing what to do when. I once went a month without doing any homework/studying. I know I aced two of the classes that semester, can't remember the rest. On the other hand, I held the same job from the age of 15 to the age of 21 shortly before I graduated college.
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#65
10-21-2005, 06:05 AM
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Re: so my professor threatened to throw me out of the class....
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[ QUOTE ] 1. OP, welcome to the real world, sometimes you have to do stuff you dont like or doesn't make sense [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] u cant do this out in the real world...stop this BS now and get ur ass to class...no company is gonna keep u around nor is anyone else if u cant be expected to show up for stuff...its not THAT hard [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Man up and go to class. If you say you can't break the habit, well, an employer will break it for you in a few months only with a lot more pain and unpaid bills, so suck it up and become a man. [/ QUOTE ] Ok, once again, I have worked full time during most of my college careeer. That is one of the reasons why I am in my 5th year. I have more "real world" experience in the workforce and other areas than a great majority of people my age (22) have. [/ QUOTE ] Wait, I'm confused. Is "not showing up" a 5 year old habit or is it not?
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