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Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Steven Spielberg never finished college. I personally know a lot of people with associate degrees / that did not complete/ or did not attend college that are doing very well.
Imagination, creativity and determination (and sometimes a dash of good ole' fashion BS) can go pretty far.
Last edited by DinsdalePirahna; 11-03-2011 at 07:58 PM..
In my opinion the grades dont matter as much as the degree. The exception is if you want to get a masters or PHD. My advise is to stick it out and graduate.
Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Steven Spielberg never finished college. I personally know a lot of people with associate degrees / that did not complete/ or did not attend college that are doing very well.
Imagination, creativity and determination (and sometimes a dash of good ole' fashion BS) can go pretty far.
Unfortunately so did millions of others who aren't making enough to make ends meet.
Don't use billionaires as goals or examples. They sure as hell didn't.
Unfortunately so did millions of others who aren't making enough to make ends meet.
Don't use billionaires as goals or examples. They sure as hell didn't.
Over educated/under degreed. I did pretty well with only an associates degree (I do have over 8 years of college though - which most employers don't give a rats arse about)
I think if you are "creative" enough, and this means in a variety of ways, then you are at an advantage. I am just not in the mental state to attend college right now.
I hate it. I'm done. I'm going to get C's in all of my classes this semester and do I care? NO. I deserve it. I deserve the grade that I truly earned.
Hey C's are passing,dont feel bad about that!
Just drop out... MANY DO MY FRIEND!!
Good luck
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