>2016
>not having free community college
literally why not?
Student Loans don't give me enough to survive on, as a Full Time Student.
After tuition costs, my student loan spending money for the year is $4,750...Even though my total bills for the year is $14928.
WHAT THE FUCK! If college money was free I'd at least have the full $9,500 that I was given for the year..Still short, but I'd find a way to come up with the extra $5,000.
In a perfect world, full time students should have free college, free housing, and free fucking food, with free public transportation. Do these fucking retarded politicians not understand the immense MONEY BACK that would be given back to the economy, when we get our good jobs with this education?
>>17352363
the dumber you or most people are, the better for them since they can just talk bullshit and get your vote
Have you considered getting a job?
>inb4 excuses as to why you can't
>>17352381
I'm already taking a full 12 credit course load with three classes.
It's possible to have a part time job, but it'd be a complete nightmare - trying to balance that, while doing homework and studying for exams etc.
In other words, it shouldn't fucking be like this.
Dude I wouldn't even be in this dire situation if those cock suckers GAVE ME ENOUGH FUCKING MONEY TO SURVIVE ON FUCK!
I don't even give a fuck about student debt since RN salary will pay that back in no time
>>17352391
Why should you be given money? Merely because you chose to go to community college instead of working? Why can't you take time off to work, save up and then go?
>>17352410
In the civilized world, they allow you to be a full time student. Only in countries like America, and countries in Africa will they not allow this.
But even so...two things.
a. i'm talking about student loans. That's not free money lol. That's money I have to pay back WITH INTEREST. But they won't even give me enough of that!
b. only in shithole countries do they make you do this in the first place
>>17352377
I'mplyimg collage breads any form of intelligence, smart people actively seek knowledge and don't pay for someone p spoon feed it to them
>>17352391
>12 credit course load with three classes.
>Full course load
Yeah, no buddy. I was taking science 6 classes a semester and still was able to work once a week on Saturday.
>>17352448
How many days a week did you go to school, and for how long each day?
>>17352381
have you considered that that would get in the way of getting an education?
>>17352453
5 days a week pretty much from 9:00-4:00 with a 1 hour break here and there. Fucking labs.
>>17352458
How did you manage all that homework and studying for all those exams? There's no way you had anything higher than a shitty ass GPA
>>17352474
Excluding my first year where I partied hard I finished with a 3.78 and am applying to medical school now. You really underestimate how much time you have. Read before going to class and you'll absorb the material so much more efficiently.
>>17352475
this guy didn't have to deal with chronic illness, no insurance, and homocide attempts
>>17352478
Keep making excuses, i'm sure they'll comfort you when you're drowning in debt. Everyone has some advantages and disadvantages. I actually did get very sick a few times and had to deal with the death of a close friend. I'm sure others have it harder than me though.
>>17352482
>forced to spend 20 hours a day in bed for 6 years is an excuse
alright buddy
Man I feel lucky and extremely greatful living in Australia - My Engineering course paid for ($5000) by the government AND $650 a fortnight for as long as im studying.
Next ill be doing a university degree costing $5-10k per year which will also be paid for by the Australian government. Im not even a citizen...
>>17352485
Whats your condition? Is there anything you can do or do you go for a respawn? People aren't equal, some get a bad roll of the dice.
>>17352489
any chance an amerifag with a math aptitude can take advantage of this?
>>17352490
the eff is a respawn?? but no the general reaction from administrators is "fuck off".
>>17352496
Yeah, sometimes they do that. I had to write one test high on morphine after being at the hospital until 4AM the last day. Usually a doctors note does the trick. Academic hardship.
>>17352500
>no insurance
>poorly understood medical condition
as far as they know i'm making it all up
>>17352363
>Socialist healthcare and education is the devil
>Muh freedom
Americucks
I'd suggest to choose someone who supports free education but then Bernie had to get cucked by blm when he was giving a speech. Kek x infinity
>>17352502
What condition? You should have medical services from your university.
>>17352493
Only if you've been living in Australia for X amount of years (10 maybe) or somehow get citizenship
>>17352493
>>17352505
they literally don't give a shit. last place i had to threaten my adviser abt filing a complaint with the DoJ before he gave me a useful phone number (so i could begin the process all over again).
>>17352391
Youre a lil bitch. It took me 6 years to get my undergrad degree. I worked part time and went to school full time or sometimes worked fulltime and went to school full time. I graduated with 3.6 GPA, 2 years of undergrad research experience and 1 publication. All my work and 0 bitching got me accepted in a fully funded grad position. Now I get paid to go to school, my Masters is being paid for, and O get to do research in a comfy lab.
Complaining to your pals in 4chan.org will get you nowhere. Anything worth achieving takes hard work and dedication, but you probably dont understand this and rwfuse to accept it. Best of luck.
>>17352391
>implying 12 credits is a lot
That's three classes, and at a community college! LOL!
I had 16-18 credit semesters in the end and still worked weekends. I did a "full course load" of classroom stuff, with a 6 credit clinical rotation. If you think this bad just wait until you're going through your clinicals. If you're not doing summer classes, get part time jobs in the summer and work and save. Get good grades and maybe they'll give you merit grants. Apply for scholarships. Stop bitching.
But in the end, seeing as how you think this is challenging, you'll probably drop out within the first month of nursing school.
>>17352363
Cut back on your school hours, increase your working hours, and take an extra year to graduate. No big deal.
>>17352391
>I'm already taking a full 12 credit course load with three classes.
Whoop de doo. So it's your mistake you took 12 credits worth of courses instead of thinking your plan through and deducing that it would be cheaper in the long run for you to take less school and work full time at the same time? You don't deserve anything for free, for any reason. I've gone through my life paying for every last thing I own because I worked my ass off for it.
Either drop a few courses and accept the consequences of that decision in leu of getting a job. If you are completely incapable of making that decision because you're too in the shit now, or the college won't allow you, you're going to have to live with the decision you made and move on. Work a part time job and accept the hell you made for yourself.
It's harsh, but I fucking hate it when people tell me they deserve their education for free. You deserve a basic public schooling, because a rudimentary education is a human right, but ill be damned if the government starts shelling out for dipshits to go to college on someone else's dime and further reinforce their lazy habits.
