College is neat.

>Composition
>Roman History (with five fucking books I have to read, Jesus Giraffe-licking Christ)
>Improve Theater
>Free Writing

Composition is a pretty dull and difficult hour long class, taught a soothing southern black man who likes to kick people out of class.
Roman History is preached for two and a half hours by a short fat man who loves Pokemon, video games, and furry porn.
Improve Theater is a two hour class where (today) we made a bunch of cocaine jokes and acted out animals from all over the world having an orgy. I forgot my own fucking name three times in the class.
Free Writing is a three hours class where it's literally "Write shit and keep writing, and if you stop I will stab you.".

Fun day.

Improv theater, you mean?

>Thinks five books is a lot to read

lol

Composition of what?

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Is that what all American colleges are like - you do four random subjects with little relevance?

As an aside, I watched all of Community over Christmas and keep dipping into it. It's good.

Is that what all American colleges are like - you do four random subjects with little relevance?

It depends on your major and what college you're attending. If he's a Theater major, his classes make sense.

I'd be a theater major if I were in college and I don't really see the relevance of Roman history. Roman literature, yes, because of their plays and whatnot, but not the history. Though I do love history.

I'd be a theater major if I were in college and I don't really see the relevance of Roman history. Roman literature, yes, because of their plays and whatnot, but not the history. Though I do love history.

Oh. Well colleges usually require you take a standard slew of liberal arts courses regardless of your major... history, language, english...

History of America 1865-present - I don't get the pleasure of going through the Civil War. (Core requirement)
International Management - I enjoy multicultural business on goings; this will lead me close to an International Business undergrad.
Management Information Systems - Fulfilling my HR Management Undergrad
Political Science Senior Seminar - To fulfill my Public Administration Undergrad

Only two more semesters and I will have four(4) undergrads - Marketing, Human Resource Management, International Business, and Public Administration. Five and a half years, but it will be worth it in the long run. The degree you have will get you the job; what you know will allow you to retain it. I'm hoping to latch onto a firm that will pay for or help subsidize a MBA with an emphasis in Leadership and Logistics. I just enjoy learning.

Improv theater, you mean?

Yes.

Composition of what?

Your moooooooom!
It's writing composition. More or less the "Ghetto black people can't write" class.

Is that what all American colleges are like - you do four random subjects with little relevance?

I'd be a theater major if I were in college and I don't really see the relevance of Roman history. Roman literature, yes, because of their plays and whatnot, but not the history. Though I do love history.

I want to be a writer, so in my own way, I'm finding it all relevent. Especially if I actually do get famous (lol).

Oh. Well colleges usually require you take a standard slew of liberal arts courses regardless of your major... history, language, english...

American History (first semester) was required, and then it's a bunch of math and composition classes. I'm trying to avoid math, though... I just grabbed Roman History becasuse the teacher is fun, since me and Brandon played YGO! and Pokemon with him in the hallways before.

On a sidenote: look what you guys did! I could've had all my four posts if you hadn't responded to quickly!

Skurai I thought you were 12.

No, I'll be 19 in March.

Skurai I thought you were 12.

No, I'll be 19 in March.

March 2018?

2012, actually. You people need to redo your computer clocks.