>1st year of college (mature age)
>only doing 2 classes
>takes up most of my time
>getting STUDY-BUX from the government and living at home with my mom so don't need to work
>have no social life and never go out
>doing pretty well (GPA is near 4.0)
....
>see other people
>they're all doing 4-5 classes
>they're all at least working part-time or full-time hours
>they have massive social lives and go out often
How do they do it?
Because they aren't failures like you
>>29787517
>How do they do it?
youth.
How can only 2 classes take up most of your time?
>>29787533
interesting
>>29787535
doubt it.
im nearly 30, but I lift and do cardio several times a week, I am in far better shape than all of these people and i know for a fact my diet is 100 times better.
infact, i am 100x more able now than I was at 20, no chance in hell i would have been lifting or doing cardio or doing higher education back at that age.
>>29787581
I don't know. All my classes so far have only recommended 8-10 hours per week. But I feel like I spend a solid 25+ hours on each unit every week.
They probably have average gpa
some people function differently far as scholarly pursuits go
I hardly study and I can still pull As out of my assfor everything but Math fuck math it's the one class I actually have to practice and study with.then again I went to community college so I've been on easy modeI couldn't believe that anyone could fail a class near me but they did holy shit
>>29787517
They do it because they have normal energy levels. When you have the base energy that you're supposed to have, you can manage a lot more.
We are low energy, useless fucks.
>>29787517
At a rate of 2 classes per semester, it'll take you 10 years to finish your degree. 5 classes is the norm, 6 if you're in engineering.
