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Leroy
2012 Troll of the Year
+1 keeripes. plus mother fucking one. I could not wait to grad uni, and having endured hell on earth the last 6 months, nothing my friends, has ever felt better. It was like, my lifes ambition for the past 17 years had been realized. Also, I'm a scientist. No, don't laugh, a computing scientist.
yusss. I still am!
yusss. I still am!
Pyro
TD Admin
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In Canada, college is high school: part deux. University, on the other will chop your nuts to a fine dust, with which you can make one tasty danish.
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university is easy. the only time that i feel the need to really work is the day/night/morning before an essay is due.
In Canada, college is high school: part deux. University, on the other will chop your nuts to a fine dust, with which you can make one tasty danish.
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university is easy. the only time that i feel the need to really work is the day/night/morning before an essay is due.
Spinny
TD Admin / Giant Faggot
[quote1260553162=Pyro]
[quote1260551812=Keeripes!]
In Canada, college is high school: part deux. University, on the other will chop your nuts to a fine dust, with which you can make one tasty danish.
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university is easy. the only time that i feel the need to really work is the day/night/morning before an essay is due.
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depends what program you are in really... some university classes are easy, some are fuckin hard
[quote1260551812=Keeripes!]
In Canada, college is high school: part deux. University, on the other will chop your nuts to a fine dust, with which you can make one tasty danish.
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university is easy. the only time that i feel the need to really work is the day/night/morning before an essay is due.
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depends what program you are in really... some university classes are easy, some are fuckin hard
dead mike
TD Member, Legend, Puncher of Faces, Chatbox King
only 3rd semester here, but from what i have noticed, i already took accounting level 1 at george brown college and then i had to take it at ryerson university. the textbooks were identical except that the gbc one had bigger a bigger font, not hardcover and 50 bucks cheaper. both courses were equal imo.
my big beef is with textbooks, there is 3 microeconomics textbooks offered this year by the same publisher, for the same grade level, that's corrupt. (dropped micro last year half way through, i take with a diff prof and have to buy a new book). i understand the prices of textbooks, needing expensive people to write them, but clearly 2 of the 3 versions must be inferior and these assholes are exploiting a captive market. textbook piracy ftw
my big beef is with textbooks, there is 3 microeconomics textbooks offered this year by the same publisher, for the same grade level, that's corrupt. (dropped micro last year half way through, i take with a diff prof and have to buy a new book). i understand the prices of textbooks, needing expensive people to write them, but clearly 2 of the 3 versions must be inferior and these assholes are exploiting a captive market. textbook piracy ftw
HooB.wg
Hacking Faggot
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[quote1260553162=Pyro]
[quote1260551812=Keeripes!]
In Canada, college is high school: part deux. University, on the other will chop your nuts to a fine dust, with which you can make one tasty danish.
[/quote1260551812]
university is easy. the only time that i feel the need to really work is the day/night/morning before an essay is due.
[/quote1260553162]
depends what program you are in really... some university classes are easy, some are fuckin hard
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It's true, some college programs are harder than univ. courses because they involve tons of hands on shit. For example, I am currently taking Film at Humber College, if I took this course in a university I would barely even touch a camera and "learn" about how to use one... GAYYYY
Depends on the program, course load is a bitch when you have 3 projects to film all at once.
[quote1260553162=Pyro]
[quote1260551812=Keeripes!]
In Canada, college is high school: part deux. University, on the other will chop your nuts to a fine dust, with which you can make one tasty danish.
[/quote1260551812]
university is easy. the only time that i feel the need to really work is the day/night/morning before an essay is due.
[/quote1260553162]
depends what program you are in really... some university classes are easy, some are fuckin hard
[/quote1260556530]
It's true, some college programs are harder than univ. courses because they involve tons of hands on shit. For example, I am currently taking Film at Humber College, if I took this course in a university I would barely even touch a camera and "learn" about how to use one... GAYYYY
Depends on the program, course load is a bitch when you have 3 projects to film all at once.
BIOP
TD Admin / Rocker of City-Hair
[quote1260565921=Pyro]
[quote1260551812=Keeripes!]
In Canada, college is high school: part deux. University, on the other will chop your nuts to a fine dust, with which you can make one tasty danish.
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university is easy. the only time that i feel the need to really work is the day/night/morning before an essay is due.
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It all depends what you take. Arts is a joke, my friends in it had like 10-15 hours of class a week. Engineering is rape, 40 hours of class a week, multiple things due every single day.
[quote1260551812=Keeripes!]
In Canada, college is high school: part deux. University, on the other will chop your nuts to a fine dust, with which you can make one tasty danish.
[/quote1260551812]
university is easy. the only time that i feel the need to really work is the day/night/morning before an essay is due.
[/quote1260565921]
It all depends what you take. Arts is a joke, my friends in it had like 10-15 hours of class a week. Engineering is rape, 40 hours of class a week, multiple things due every single day.
Leroy
2012 Troll of the Year
There is a reason for that. Obviously, this is why arts students fill your gas tank and engineering students drive fancy cars and have unnecessarily complex starbux orders.
I think I fall somewhere in the middle of the difficulty scale. Not a lot of pressure on comp sci geeks, as if the software fails, typically the worst case scenario is lots of money lost.
I think I fall somewhere in the middle of the difficulty scale. Not a lot of pressure on comp sci geeks, as if the software fails, typically the worst case scenario is lots of money lost.
Steve
TD Admin | Bacon
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There is a reason for that. Obviously, this is why arts students fill your gas tank and engineering students drive fancy cars and have unnecessarily complex starbux orders.
I think I fall somewhere in the middle of the difficulty scale. Not a lot of pressure on comp sci geeks, as if the software fails, typically the worst case scenario is lots of money lost.
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cnet classwork isn't hard at all. The teachers also grade easy.
There is a reason for that. Obviously, this is why arts students fill your gas tank and engineering students drive fancy cars and have unnecessarily complex starbux orders.
I think I fall somewhere in the middle of the difficulty scale. Not a lot of pressure on comp sci geeks, as if the software fails, typically the worst case scenario is lots of money lost.
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cnet classwork isn't hard at all. The teachers also grade easy.