Anybody miss College?

[Krisrunner2049]

I’m in community college so nah not really. But I can’t wait to get into university, seeing the UCLA women on my bus ride up to school

 

[ConPHIdential]

I was heavily involved. President of organizations, member of the divine 9 and was literally that guy on campus. The amount of dimes I smashed . I had a great college experience.


I’m 29 now damn near touching 6 figures in the South and in the best shape of my life so now I’m not only attracting the same hoes from college but older and mature women as well. I can pay for what I want and do what I want so I am in a better space than I was in college. So yea I miss it to an extent but after graduating life honestly has gotten better in many aspects.

 

[Armchair Militant]

Hell no. Worst 4 years of my life.

 

[Krisrunner2049]

How does one with no prior experience acquire college hoes? I go to a community college in LA, I assume UCLA or usc hoes probably more dtf per capita.

 

[sjankis630]

I can't lie. This fat Breh definitely misses being able to run up 6 flights of stairs - 2 at a time - carrying damn near a case of beer and not dropping dead of a heart attack on the spot.

It's been a hard 32 years.....

 

[mson]

I barely did any of those things op mentioned. So kind of.

I miss that I didn't take as much advantage of the time as I should have. I played myself by being lukewarm.

Didn't get the best grades, but my GPA upon graduation was akin to someone who was in college for the fun. However, I didn't even party like that.

Worst part was in college I was relatively flush with cash (comparatively) and should have done more with that money.

If you come to college with a plan and decent funds, it can be a great time. However, the autonomy you get being an adult often times trumps the lack of responsibility.

 

[Amused Mastery]

It’s less that I miss college and more that I wish I knew then what I know now. Opportunities that I should have jumped on at the time would have me in a much different place today. I’m still doing fairly well for myself (28 with a solid career, no debt, increasing in both knowledge and income over time), but I’d be WAY further along.

 

[phcitywarrior]

It’s less that I miss college and more that I wish I knew then what I know now. Opportunities that I should have jumped on at the time would have me in a much different place today. I’m still doing fairly well for myself (28 with a solid career, no debt, increasing in both knowledge and income over time), but I’d be WAY further along.

Yep. I’d have taken a major in what I actually liked and then minored in something like Economics or Stats to keep my analytical skillset relevant.

Study abroad, gone hard in clubs, GPA and just a lot of other things.