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Maybe it's a bad assumption but I don't think Fin has gone to college and acrued credits yet right? I'm pretty sure tuition reimbursement only applies to the courses that are of like interest to your job ie gen eds don't count.

Zanchief wrote:

10sun wrote:He could get a degree from Charter Oak probably.

HAHA

Fins chances of getting an Engineering degree are on par with him making it across the US on his bicycle.

He would if he has this seat for his bicycle:

Narrock wrote:

10sun wrote:He could get a degree from Charter Oak probably.

Still not sure if you fit the mold of the Charter Oak Student? Visit our Student Successes page to learn more about our Graduates.

Are you on their success page Mindia?

Phlegm wrote:

Narrock wrote:

10sun wrote:He could get a degree from Charter Oak probably.

Still not sure if you fit the mold of the Charter Oak Student? Visit our Student Successes page to learn more about our Graduates.

Are you on their success page Mindia?

No, not yet. When I'm not feeling too lazy about it I might give a testimonial.



Look, Ginzburgh goes there too!

http://www.charteroak.edu/Prospective/N ... tation.cfm

Phlegm wrote:

Zanchief wrote:

10sun wrote:He could get a degree from Charter Oak probably.

HAHA

Fins chances of getting an Engineering degree are on par with him making it across the US on his bicycle.

He would if he has this seat for his bicycle:

omg seriously

can you imagine hitting BUMPS whilst riding that? or what about if you hit a loose patch of gravel and went flying? the possibilities for injury are ridiculous and far outweigh any possible benefit!

Good luck, Harrison, I hope that things work out as you think they will.

And I agree with you Adi. I try to do things the "right" way; wait my turn in line, get in the turn lane ahead of time instead of cutting off a line of cars, pay my bills on time, etc. and it feels like I constantly get shit on by people who want to take shortcuts and think they know better than everyone around them. "Nice guys finish last" is a very true statement. Not directed at Harrison, I wish him the best of luck if he can pull it off, more of a general mini rant. People are extremely selfish, and I'm tired of it. =(

leah wrote:

Phlegm wrote:

Zanchief wrote:

10sun wrote:He could get a degree from Charter Oak probably.

HAHA

Fins chances of getting an Engineering degree are on par with him making it across the US on his bicycle.

He would if he has this seat for his bicycle:

omg seriously

can you imagine hitting BUMPS whilst riding that? or what about if you hit a loose patch of gravel and went flying? the possibilities for injury are ridiculous and far outweigh any possible benefit!

Np, change it to be on your indoor exercise bike.

you are wise beyond your years, sir.

Minrott wrote:1. You're not going to get 100% reimbursement. Sorry. Doesn't matter what they say.
2. Good luck getting accepted into a college with no standardized test scores and a GED. If you work hard and can pass entrance exams, maybe. Or spend a couple years at junior college.
3. "Your" engineering degree is going to be full of classes based on all that highschool math you conveniently declined to participate in. Math being progressive, good luck jumping into 101 without Trig or Highschool Calc. There's another year.
4. College while working? When you couldn't finish highschool? I know you think it'll be easy because it's you, but good luck with that. I don't think you have the fortitude to make class and your 8-10 hour day and pass classes you don't think you need(because there will be many.)

I know people like you man. You always have a way of making things better than they seem Harri. You think you've got the shortcut, everyone else is stupid, you'll come out on top. Problem is, you're full of shit. But if it makes you feel better about your life, I can't judge you.

Good luck, sincerely. Just take off the rose colored windscreen if you want a chance in hell.

You don't know me well enough to make any of those assumptions.

Feel free to continue the shit talking though, it doesn't really affect me.

Adivina wrote:I love you Harri so don't take this the wrong way, its not directed at you but just how this shit works in general.

It fucking burns my ass that you can drop out of high school, get your GED, and also get a free fucking ride to college, while I in comparison busted my ass throught out highschool, graduated, and am now paying out the ass for college and still busting my ass. Congratulations on me once again trying to do things the right way and getting fucked with debt.

my bf can top that, only because not only did he drop out of high school, got a free ride to college and lost it, but he got ANOTHER free ride to college and lost it also. doesn't it just make you sick? /boggle

When I first started college, I was a high school drop out. I was also working. And I was pregnant with my second child. Anyone can go to college.

Thanks Maeya, I'm glad to know I am not the only one doing shit "the right way" and feeling a little fucking fed up. It helps to know I'm not the lone one.

i've done all my stuff the "right" way, too. i don't regret it but i really wish i didn't have so much debt to pay off. i also wish i got paid more so i wouldn't have to live in the ghetto and could afford to buy groceries after paying all my bills, but oh well.

Go to Costco or Sam's Club and buy in bulk.

That's only cost effective if you really use a lot of something and you know your prices.

I have not done anything the "right" way since grade school but I have no doubt that if I had, I would be in a better place financially than I am right now. Not that I have anything to complain about but I have made life harder for myself by not following the rules and sticking my middle finger in the face of authority the whole way. I have a decent career and $0 in school debt BUT if I were not so frickin' good looking, smart and charismatic and had not been interested in computers from a very young age, I am fairly certain I would be stuck in dead end jobs and hating life because I am still not disciplined enough to handle getting a degree. I have always had to mumble across that "education" part of my resume in job interviews.

That being said, I would not change much if I had it to do all over again. Make your own rules, buck the system and raise as much hell as possible without becoming a burden on your fellow man. Just make sure you are smart and influential enough to find a way out of the holes you dig for yourself along the way. That's the ticket.

Tossica wrote:I have not done anything the "right" way since grade school but I have no doubt that if I had, I would be in a better place financially than I am right now. Not that I have anything to complain about but I have made life harder for myself by not following the rules and sticking my middle finger in the face of authority the whole way. I have a decent career and $0 in school debt BUT if I were not so frickin' good looking, smart and charismatic and had not been interested in computers from a very young age, I am fairly certain I would be stuck in dead end jobs and hating life because I am still not disciplined enough to handle getting a degree. I have always had to mumble across that "education" part of my resume in job interviews.

That being said, I would not change much if I had it to do all over again. Make your own rules, buck the system and raise as much hell as possible without becoming a burden on your fellow man. Just make sure you are smart and influential enough to find a way out of the holes you dig for yourself along the way. That's the ticket.

Good post.

you are so modest, Toss..../moan

good looking, smart and charismatic

BWAHAHAHAHAHA

I will say you DO have a pretty good sense of humor though. That I WILL give you.

Wait wait wait, you feel like I am doing things the "easy way"?

So dropping out of high school my junior year, getting a full time job not even a week later(never had a job before then), moving out at the age of 18 into an apartment with three children under the age of three I just became responsible providing for(Rent, food, and utilities), and then moving out when she got on her feet and went so batshit insane I couldn't live there anymore, is the "easy way" you are implying?

I am not going to lie about my life since about January this year being "easy" at all for a few motnhs however. I honestly don't care what someone thinks about my self imposed vacation for a few months that I badly needed after 2002 through 2005.

So now I have to complete a semester or probably two or more at a shitty community college, obviously passing with perfect grades, then transfer to a real school to get the degree I am aiming for. All of this taking probably about 2 years longer than needed all while working full-time. Please tell me where this gets easy.

I am fucking insulted that you think skipping one year on the treadmill of public high school, is the "easy way" out. If anything, finishing high school and doing things traditionally is your glorious "easy way".

All of that being said, I regret nothing. These were all choices of mine I made willingly. I would do every single one of them all over again.

That bullshit about nice guys, etc. insults me even moreso than anything else because it is even apparent here I am an extremely nice person while everything else was probably forgotten over the years here. (I obviously have no reservations making certain portions of my life "public" to a bunch of strangers. I have no shame.)

If you're a "nice guy", humanity is fucked.

I think he's a nice guy and I have never judged him, you all judge him.

I like giving Harrison shit but I do think he's a nice guy. Too nice if you ask me. Nice to the point he fucks himself over.