Nothing wrong with starting college late bruh! I didn't start til I was 23 either. Almost have my associates degree now.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
woah, i thought you were like 19. Didn't you just start college?War Man wrote:
I'm 23, I still have an excuse not being married.
Warman is like 3/4 the way through engineering school peoplesMitch wrote:
Nothing wrong with starting college late bruh! I didn't start til I was 23 either. Almost have my associates degree now.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
woah, i thought you were like 19. Didn't you just start college?War Man wrote:
I'm 23, I still have an excuse not being married.
Engineering, tough degree. I think I'd rather go to medical school if I wanted to work that hard.Jay wrote:
Warman is like 3/4 the way through engineering school peoplesMitch wrote:
Nothing wrong with starting college late bruh! I didn't start til I was 23 either. Almost have my associates degree now.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
woah, i thought you were like 19. Didn't you just start college?
and he was homeschooled by a block of cheeseJay wrote:
Warman is like 3/4 the way through engineering school peoplesMitch wrote:
Nothing wrong with starting college late bruh! I didn't start til I was 23 either. Almost have my associates degree now.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
woah, i thought you were like 19. Didn't you just start college?
you jellyuziq wrote:
and he was homeschooled by a block of cheeseJay wrote:
Warman is like 3/4 the way through engineering school peoplesMitch wrote:
Nothing wrong with starting college late bruh! I didn't start til I was 23 either. Almost have my associates degree now.
so much for 'intellectual master-race'
yuckKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
he's actually a full jar of marmalade. Orange to be precise, just the way Paddington likes it
I would say 1/4. Spent 2 years at one college and now transferring to another college that did not transfer any of my gen-eds... So I have 3 more years left. I hope I don't regret this college vs another that I was considering that would of transferred my gen-eds.Jay wrote:
Warman is like 3/4 the way through engineering school peoplesMitch wrote:
Nothing wrong with starting college late bruh! I didn't start til I was 23 either. Almost have my associates degree now.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
woah, i thought you were like 19. Didn't you just start college?
marmalade reminds me of my grandma. It's whatever.Jay wrote:
yuckKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
he's actually a full jar of marmalade. Orange to be precise, just the way Paddington likes it
I had to start from scratch when I switched majors from international business to engineering. Two years of classes and I only got to keep meteorology as a science elective. Same school, too!War Man wrote:
I would say 1/4. Spent 2 years at one college and now transferring to another college that did not transfer any of my gen-eds... So I have 3 more years left. I hope I don't regret this college vs another that I was considering that would of transferred my gen-eds.Jay wrote:
Warman is like 3/4 the way through engineering school peoplesMitch wrote:
Nothing wrong with starting college late bruh! I didn't start til I was 23 either. Almost have my associates degree now.
orange marmalade is just so cloyingly sweet. my grandma used to put it on crackers for me as a treat when i was a kid. now it just gives me the williesKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
marmalade reminds me of my grandma. It's whatever.Jay wrote:
yuckKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
he's actually a full jar of marmalade. Orange to be precise, just the way Paddington likes it
Have you looked into whether your school takes CLEP credits? For like $60 you can take a test and score 3-12 college credits without having to do 3 months of classes.War Man wrote:
I would say 1/4. Spent 2 years at one college and now transferring to another college that did not transfer any of my gen-eds... So I have 3 more years left. I hope I don't regret this college vs another that I was considering that would of transferred my gen-eds.Jay wrote:
Warman is like 3/4 the way through engineering school peoplesMitch wrote:
Nothing wrong with starting college late bruh! I didn't start til I was 23 either. Almost have my associates degree now.
Marmalade is not sweet.Jay wrote:
orange marmalade is just so cloyingly sweet. my grandma used to put it on crackers for me as a treat when i was a kid. now it just gives me the williesKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
marmalade reminds me of my grandma. It's whatever.Jay wrote:
yuck
your entire worldview is formed by the last 4 books you read at any one time.Jay wrote:
you jellyuziq wrote:
and he was homeschooled by a block of cheeseJay wrote:
Warman is like 3/4 the way through engineering school peoples
so much for 'intellectual master-race'
You are the untermensch. Bow down lowly butt trooperuziq wrote:
your entire worldview is formed by the last 4 books you read at any one time.Jay wrote:
you jellyuziq wrote:
and he was homeschooled by a block of cheese
so much for 'intellectual master-race'
i am not jelly of you engineering 'spergers
Is the school you opted for significantly better than the one you turned down?War Man wrote:
I would say 1/4. Spent 2 years at one college and now transferring to another college that did not transfer any of my gen-eds... So I have 3 more years left. I hope I don't regret this college vs another that I was considering that would of transferred my gen-eds.Jay wrote:
Warman is like 3/4 the way through engineering school peoplesMitch wrote:
Nothing wrong with starting college late bruh! I didn't start til I was 23 either. Almost have my associates degree now.
Update: He is now on the mariners and it turns out his middle name is Euclidespirana6 wrote:
There's a player on the Pirates named Arquimedes Caminero
