the blood did drip and I did taste

[dfizzle]

I'm so happy that i'm going to college. Besides the fact that I live in the coolest dorm on campus and having a shitload of fun, it's actually worth it. The amount of education that I have gained, just within the last couple weeks, has made me a better person. When I started my job some two odd years ago (i work at a grocery store called Publix,

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[ghstman_on_3rd]

out of my 4 classes, 2 are 200+. and 2 are slightly larger than high school size; about 35.

as for the "not as educated" co-workers, i totally agree. as the restaurant i worked at it was the exact same. 2 of the waitresses had babies, 2 were high school drop outs, and the rest were pot smokers (including my boss). i felt so surperior, and in a way it got me sick that they were making more than i was. it was ridiculous. oh well we'll have the last laugh.

[dfizzle]

that is some shit dude. honestly, how do you learn shit? If I had 200+ students in my class, I would feel like a number.
My classes have 30 students MAX....when i get to the core of my accounting classes, the max will be 10.
And what is your declared major????

[ghstman_on_3rd]

yeah psychology has around 300 people, and my music class is about 200. As of now my major is digital media. its like a combo between, animation, music production, and game design. it sounds awesome but i dont take any classes in it until next year.

damn

[dfizzle]

there are alot of differences between UCF and NU. First off, UCF is a public school and NU is private. You guys have to take all the liberal arts classes....we don't over here. Our curriculum is focused around business and we start taking our classes for our majors in the first term.