As many of you know, I'm just starting my 4th and final year of college. Which has given me quite a good amount of time to draw some conclusions about the people here.

First of all, I had a block off for an internship... so I started school a month later than everyone else. While my fellow classmates were going to class, writing papers, and taking hard exams, I was doing work that I loved, got some great experience, made a lot of money, got class credit, and expanded my resume.

Since I've been back at school (nearly 2 weeks), I'm really starting to come to terms with the fact that 95% of college students are made up of sheer B.S. I mean, seriously, look at the social science majors. What do they do? Philosophers... They're just people who argue, whether they have a point or not... They just argue for no reason. Psychologists think they can analyze everyone, which is completely stupid. I had a psychology class last year, all of the things that i learned about "my personality" n stuff, was completely wrong. I think that the main thing people need to learn in college is that their opinions on Shakespeare, global warming, and any other psychobabble do not matter. Seriously, they don't.

Also, it's really funny to see college students (especially at my college) think they have it rough. Alright, let's think about this. They go to a school with a $25,000 base tuition fee. Whether they pay the full tuition or not, in order to go to a private college, there is NO way, that you have it rough.... so, shut up.

Now...You may think I'm contradicting myself in the sense that "I'm expressing my opinion"... but I'm not saying people shouldn't express their opinions. It's just that most college students go about it in the stupidist way. College students are not as smart and deep as they think they are, no matter what.

Long story, short.... I'm not your typical college student that expresses my profound thoughts on life. I don't thrive on sounding intelligent to professors, my peers, or anyone else for that matter. I don't wear khaki shorts, flip-flops, and sit with my legs crossed. And I don't drink coffee, listen to Dave Matthews, or visit the library (unless it's to check out a DV camera).

I guess I'm what most college kids would call "immature" or something... but I think I just know how to have fun, I know what is and what isn't needed to be said, I don't try to sound smarter than I am, I know that I'm lucky to have this education, and I don't care about analyzing ancient readings. All I need is a computer and a professional lifestyle, and I'll be happy. To Summarize: I want to be done with school and go back to work. It's much more rewarding. And after all, the whole point of going to college is so you can get a higher paying and more desirable job, right?

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