One of my biggest regrets is not studying in an American uni

[Jason Voorhees]

One of my biggest regrets is not studying in an American university. Don’t get me wrong I had fun in uni too, made good memories, great friends etc. But the college life in the US just feels so much more varied. On my way to work I see students heading to class with skateboards, coffee in hand, talking about projects, clubs, weekend trips, or something they’re passionate about. Many of them couples holding hands with their cute gfs. Back home, college was more like a full-time job assignments, labs, exams, internal, external, viva, quiz, suprise tests etc. My college did not have attendance policy so that somewhat helped it but the workload was still insane. We technically had free time but you need army like discpline to get things done and also have free time for extra curriculars which to be fair some people includinf myself learned to manage but still it was too hectic. In the US it seems like they get to live a more balanced life, where academics, hobbies, and personal growth all matter. That’s the part I feel I missed. I was just was an endless grind in college. All I did was hardwork there was barely enough time for relationships and fun stuff in STEM. The ones that did engage in that stuff did it it at the expense of their grades almost always.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@loyolaxavvierretard @widdi @Debetro

 

[charliewillascend]

One of my biggest regrets is not studying in an American university. Don’t get me wrong I had fun in uni too, made good memories, great friends etc. But the college life in the US just feels so much more varied. On my way to work I see students heading to class with skateboards, coffee in hand, talking about projects, clubs, weekend trips, or something they’re passionate about. Many of them couples holding hands with their cute gas. Back home, college was more like a full-time job assignments, labs, exams, repeat. There was hardly room to explore or try new things. My college did not have attendance policy so that somewhat helped it but the workload was still insane. In the US it seems like they get to live a more balanced life, where academics, hobbies, and personal growth all matter. That’s the part I feel I missed. I was just an endless grinder in college. All I did was hardwork and sleepless nights to be ahead of everyone.

I’m considering doing uni in the US,
I’m gonna look into it more after reading this

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I’m considering doing uni in the US,
I’m gonna look into it more after reading this

Do It man. Its worth it 100%

 

[nobodylovesme]

Should have taken the SAT ngl. Why did I stay here?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Should have taken the SAT ngl. Why did I stay here?

I am thinking of doing masters in the US tbh.

 

[flippasav]

Uni in Western Europe for example still mogs

 

[flippasav]

I am thinking of doing masters in the US tbh.

Same. I wanna do an undergraduate in the Uk then move somewhere like Miami for my masters

 

[Debetro]

They are getting scammed and wasting their youth. The clever kids went to crypto/social media or dropped out at 13-14 and started working their way up since an early age.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

They are getting scammed and wasting their youth. The clever kids went to crypto/social media or dropped out at 13-14 and started working their way up since an early age.

The fees in american uni is still hard to swallow tho.

 

[nobodylovesme]

I am thinking of doing masters in the US tbh.

Good choice. I'll just do mine in my home country and maybe geomaxx later if I feel like traveling.

 

[chrishell]

What country are you from
So you live and work in the US now?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

What country are you from
So you live and work in the US now?

Curryland

 

[3links2]

Uni in USA sucks tbh
Not many things to do

 

[chrishell]

Curryland

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Uni in USA sucks tbh
Not many things to do

Lmao nigga. Parrot in a golden cage mentality

 

[ikramy]

I was applying until I saw the 30k bill lmao

 

[asdvek]

You live in a slum in bangladesh

 

[Jason Voorhees]

You live in a slum in bangladesh

Used to but now I've seen the light

 

[3links2]

Lmao nigga. Parrot in a golden cage mentality

You're not missing out on anything
Jfl

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I was applying until I saw the 30k bill lmao

One of the biggest con of american uni. Some of the ones can go over 80k too

 

[Jason Voorhees]

You're not missing out on anything
Jfl

To be fair I only have an outsiders view of what an American uni is like

 

[chadhamed]

Do you really think that as a ethnic you would have that life in us ? Lmao

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Do you really think that as a ethnic you would have that life in us ? Lmao

I see multiple asian LTNs wirh decent looking white gfs. I even made a thread about it

I feel jealous when I see a ethnic with a white gf

I am not a white worshipper or self hating but I'd be lying if I said there isn't a sting like a quiet punch to the gut when I see a Latino or Asian subhuman walking hand in hand with a white woman. It's not an uncommon site to see a asian nerdcel with a decent looking white mtb or sometimes...

looksmax.org

 

[loyolaxavvierretard]

You had a better education at a better price than the vast majority of Americans.

If you want what the minority experiences then you need that type of money and talent

 

[widdi]

You’d be in debt for 30 years at international student tuition rates

 

[gymceltard]

Back home, college was more like a full-time job assignments, labs, exams, internal, external, viva, quiz, suprise tests etc.

It depends on your major, an engineering or STEM major at an American university will suffer with heavy workload

Only Chad meme degrees like buisness or finance don’t have to study much and can afford to party all week

 

[Honest Truth]

College is a brothel network for wealthy people. You are supposed to apply and join the right brothels in order to partner with the best brothels from the opposite gender. Many times a brothel will already handpick the majority of next year's members before school even begins. Meanwhile the normal students are clueless and playing poker in dorms during freshman week.

Once you are accepted, you get a nice brothel house where you park into showing off the flashy car that your dad bought you while the normal students walk with heavy bags to class. Inside the brothel, you have to bully others immediately and stake your place as a top member in order to build your reputation and get access to the best people from your opposite gender's brothel. A natural network is formed with your rich brothel friends, and you will be invited to planned exclusive parties over the rest of college with your partnered opposite gender brothels, where you will have countless chances to hook up or start a relationship.

Another benefit is that once you're accepted into an exclusive brothel, all members have access to old study banks from former members and cheaters that allow you to pass every class with nearly a quarter of the effort while the normal students are in a constant state of anxiety and study until the next morning. This saves you both time and cortisol during the peak of your youth.

 

[lastofus123]

It depends on the college as well tbh, party colleges tend to be the most fun and the frats right next to the beach always throw the best parties

 

[160cmcurry]

they’re not as good as you think they tend to be. you’re not getting that ‘college experience’ if you don’t do well the first week or month. women who dorm exclusively avoid international students especially curries unless you’re in something like stony brook which is curry and gook dominated, but then again there’s this notation they still have against ones not from around here. a degree in america does hold merit, way more value compared to third world countries. not sure if most colleges even give housing to grad students. not living on campus = no ‘college experience,’

 

[Jason Voorhees]

they’re not as good as you think they tend to be. you’re not getting that ‘college experience’ if you don’t do well the first week or month. women who dorm exclusively avoid international students especially curries unless you’re in something like stony brook which is curry and gook dominated, but then again there’s this notation they still have against ones not from around here. a degree in america does hold merit, way more value compared to third world countries. not sure if most colleges even give housing to grad students. not living on campus = no ‘college experience,’

My uni back home in India is quite prestigious. Many employers even here know about it. It is kinda infamous because of it's entrance exam.

 

[160cmcurry]

My uni back home in India is quite prestigious. Many employers even here know about it. It is kinda infamous because of it's entrance exam.

then there’s no need to even bother with higher education unless you got a clear plan laid out hahahaha you’re not getting the ‘college experience’ in grad school. cope with drugs, go to a bar, way better than mourning over missing out on social milestones