>I really just see this place as a means to and end

That sums it up for me.

>commuting to school

well you say you have no friends and no connections
do you like this? you ought to, because its 100% your fault

Once I realized uni was just a bigger high school where they care less about you I stopped having any sense of attachment to the school. My only friends at school are people I knew in highschool. I see it the same way, once I get my degree I'm out.

>>29338961
>not going to clubs and networking
>not meeting professionals who visit the college within your field
>not making friends with professors for letters of recommendation
lol enjoy being a fucking debt slave with no related job post-college, faggot

>>29338961
>>29339242
This
And i'll probably fail uni, but i don't care
Fuck this place

>>29338961
Not that I'm any good at it, but learning to work with others, networking - all that sort of stuff is valuable. You don't even have to like it or like people.

>>29338961
Normal for us, certainly. But not for the average uni goer. Most of them get involved into the uni life, go to parties, help out, maybe even work already with professors.
This is why being a normie is much more important than being smart.

>>29340031
same in here as well , exactly the same.

>>29338961
I went to uni for 3 years from 2005 to 2008.

couldn't give a shit about the place, the club's, the teams or anything else. it's just another town except I'm slightly more familiar with it because I lived there 3 years. never gave any shits whilst there or after.

>>29338961
I didn't even know we had a basketball team until last week, and I actually like basketball.

what kind of mongoloid retard feels connected to their college?
it literally is just some place you do busy work til they fork over a degree

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> Normies try to start convos with me and I just ignore them
>"I'm only here for the degree faggots go away"