One of the biggest regrets I will always have was joining a cram school

[Jason Voorhees]

I spent my entire teenage years in a cram school, where my days were filled with back-to-back classes from 8 AM to 6 PM, with only a lunch break and a short evening snack break. There were no sports or extracurricular activities—our school didn’t even have an open playground. My high school experience was confined to the second floor of a small, air-conditioned building, focusing solely on weekly tests and solving problems beyond my grade level. And they used to give us so much home work that I was exhausted and burned out everyday

I was constantly unhappy there, with no friends or anyone to talk to. The environment made me socially withdrawn and introverted. When COVID hit, the one routine I had was disrupted and my life started spiraling. That being said, the school did benefit me in some ways. The intense academics and cutthroat competition helped me secure a place at one of the top universities that I am in right now. It also instilled a strong sense of perseverance and determination. Still I can’t help but feel like I missed out on a lot of important life experiences during those years. @Bruce Wayne78 @mayo mogger @GigaStacySexual

 

[Mosh12]

Was it a good school at least ?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Was it a good school at least ?

Good school in terms of academics but shit everywhere else

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@666PSL @deadstock

 

[quantitativePSL]

Did you at least get into a top uni and now have good chances to land a high paying job?

 

[sarmatian]

At least you're smart now

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Did you at least get into a top uni and now have good chances to land a high paying job?

Yes I did. I'm doing CS from a top 5 uni in my country. I have already secured a high paying summer internship and if that gets converted into a pre placement offer I will be making good money.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@TechnoBoss @Tusseleif @wishIwasSalludon @Swarthy Knight @Methylphenidate

 

[quantitativePSL]

Yes I did. I'm doing CS from a top 5 uni in my country. I have already secured against high paying summer internship and if that gets converted into a pre placement offer I will be making good money.

Mirin. Secured a solid company this summer too. Next year is the big boy though I’ve already got my roadmap laid out, it’s quant or die for summer 26

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Donquixote @vernier @Jatt @HostSamurai

 

[Donquixote]

I spent my entire teenage years in a cram school, where my days were filled with back-to-back classes from 8 AM to 6 PM, with only a lunch break and a short evening snack break. There were no sports or extracurricular activities—our school didn’t even have an open playground. My high school experience was confined to the second floor of a small, air-conditioned building, focusing solely on weekly tests and solving problems beyond my grade level. And they used to give us so much home work that I was exhausted and burned out everyday

I was constantly unhappy there, with no friends or anyone to talk to. The environment made me socially withdrawn and introverted. When COVID hit, the one routine I had was disrupted and my life started spiraling. That being said, the school did benefit me in some ways. The intense academics and cutthroat competition helped me secure a place at one of the top universities that I am in right now. It also instilled a strong sense of perseverance and determination. Still I can’t help but feel like I missed out on a lot of important life experiences during those years. @Bruce Wayne78 @mayo mogger @GigaStacySexual

What is cram school bhai

 

[Jason Voorhees]

What is cram school bhai

Jee coaching in other words

 

[Deleted member 71093]

Yes I did. I'm doing CS from a top 5 uni in my country. I have already secured against high paying summer internship and if that gets converted into a pre placement offer I will be making good money.

W. I plan on doing computer science as well

 

[Deleted member 112527]

You missed nothing
School life is shit

 

[Swarthy Knight]

Yes I did. I'm doing CS from a top 5 uni in my country. I have already secured a high paying summer internship and if that gets converted into a pre placement offer I will be making good money.

What if they ever found out about ur .org posts tho lol

 

[Magnum452]

B

 

[Jason Voorhees]

What if they ever found out about ur .org posts tho lol

Especially my gore thread

 

[Magnum452]

I spent my entire teenage years in a cram school, where my days were filled with back-to-back classes from 8 AM to 6 PM, with only a lunch break and a short evening snack break. There were no sports or extracurricular activities—our school didn’t even have an open playground. My high school experience was confined to the second floor of a small, air-conditioned building, focusing solely on weekly tests and solving problems beyond my grade level. And they used to give us so much home work that I was exhausted and burned out everyday

I was constantly unhappy there, with no friends or anyone to talk to. The environment made me socially withdrawn and introverted. When COVID hit, the one routine I had was disrupted and my life started spiraling. That being said, the school did benefit me in some ways. The intense academics and cutthroat competition helped me secure a place at one of the top universities that I am in right now. It also instilled a strong sense of perseverance and determination. Still I can’t help but feel like I missed out on a lot of important life experiences during those years. @Bruce Wayne78 @mayo mogger @GigaStacySexual

I think I know which uni that is.....its not an iit for sure. Don't wanna unintentionally dox u

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@sportsmogger

 

[wishIwasSalludon]

With the way you describe the education system where you live it’s like they’re more concerned with making their students commit suicide instead of teaching them

 

[Jason Voorhees]

With the way you describe the education system where you live it’s like they’re more concerned with making their students commit suicide instead of teaching them

Indeed. Happens all the time