Ok.. so i have, or am going on my 4th year of college. Butt and still at the local comunity college. Now I go to AACC architecture program which is rated #2 in the us for assoc. Butt I am not going on my 4th year, because manly I screwed up the first year working to much, then thought about changin majors, so i started taking other classes. But now am stuck needing only 2 classes, math and phy. My problem is i havnt taking math for 4 years. I also placed 1 freaking point away from the class i need, so now il be stuck there for another whole year.. this sucks ASS..

Im not 100% sure where i want to transfer but i feel like im going to be stuck in college for ever, h and after this, il have anothewr 4 years to get my masters.. >>

So im just curiouse, who else is getting sick of school, and isnt right on track, or am I the only one.

Also im only 20 so its not too bad.

This post has been edited by Digndoug: Aug 22, 2005 - 8:56 PM

That sucks man, but if it's what u wanna do, stick with it.... We will support you

I'm stuck in school until I find a suitable job. I'm on my second year of college after graduating in 2000. I'm just doing it for tuition payments and to say I went to a university. I havnt taken math in 4 years also and they stuck me in an algebra class when i should have been in calc. two wasted semesters of algebra review. Once I get my job i'm dropping college. but who knows when that will be.

I feel like i'm stuck but i'm staying on this track, just gonna take a little longer than I wanted. & I'm gonna use CC to pay my tution now.

Yeah I know how you feel. I should have graduated last semester but screwed up alot and just the full time job and full time school is tough. I figure its better to take awhile then to not do anything at all.

i just finished my 2nd year of college as an architecture major. still have another 4 but i come out with my masters.

definitely stay with architecture...there's always a demand for buildings and if you get in a good firm you'll do really well. try to do some internships during the summer if you can and build up your experience. it will also help you a lot in your classes.

i know how you feel. Ive been in college for 6 years! Of course im at the tail end of getting my masters in aerospace engineering, but it still feels like the same crap all the time. I have to take a math class over this quarter because my grad school does not count grades below a 2.8, i got a 2.7. On top of that i need to take one more class and write my thesis. Im just SO tired of being in school and being poor all the time. Im glad i decided against getting my PhD like i had originally planned or else i wold have another 4 years to go at least!

-Jdog1385+Aug 22, 2005 - 10:04 PM

Well.. for internships, I have been looking, but just every one i find i find to late. My Pops is also an architect.. I have grow up aroud it all my life, as his office is at home. I love it and I know a lot, and any questions i have him there to ask all the time.

I guess im just gunna work and save to payf for school and deal with it.