Should I drop out of uni...

Should I drop out of uni? I hate every minute of it and I'm barely passing but by dropping out I'm dooming myself to a life time of being a loser and working for minimum wage.

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Don't dare you mother fucker. This world already got to many useless people

heel to society's rules or lose on your own terms, the eternal question of the 21st century.

>implying I give a fuck about that
I would gladly be a NEET if I could
It really feels like a lose-lose situation, like I'll be miserable either way.

Before you consider dropping out, consider switching courses. If you hate every minute of it, you're probably studying the wrong thing.

I already switched courses before. It helped a bit but not much.

When you drop out you will feel this extreme sense of freedom and relief. It's indescribable how good that feels.
However once you get older, that feeling of relief turns into regret and after that dread.
If you can live with that, you can drop out. If not, stick to it.

need to learn why people learn. if you're only learning because that's what society tells you to do, you're doing it wrong, and you'll be left with a degree you didn't earn and knowledge you quickly forget.

finding yourself is more important than finding a job in an oversaturated market. you can always learn a trade if push comes to shove. but if you don't want to learn what you're learning then you're wasting money.

the curse of industrialized education is that it saps the curiosity out of us, and makes us forget that humans are made to want to see, know, do, experience. it teaches us to pass a test and get a letter of affirmation. it teaches us to consume, not question, not live.

go out and live user. stop consuming and find your life. you can do it. the road will probably be less easy than where you are now, but it will probably also be more simple. I believe in you.

What did you switch to? Is it directly related to what you want to do with your life?
I agree with but there's one other important thing worth considering: rather than dropping out, why not defer? Keep with it until the end of the semester, then follow your passions knowing that you can return to uni later if you want to.

>why not defer
agree with this sentiment too. better to not burn bridges when you can avoid it.

brainlet. go ahead and drop out so you dont add to the decreasing value of a college degree, which is already shit as is. fucks like you are why i have to get a masters instead of just a bachelors

Depends on if there's any passion left. I tried holding out even though I dreaded my first two semesters. By the time my third started, I posed enough risk to myself that the school advised I be taken out. That was over two years ago still haven't found anything I want to work in. Kinda wish I died back then

The regret is why I haven't dropped out already.
I'm doing it so I can get a decent job. I couldn't care less about learning. The only way I'm "going out and living" is in the streets as a beggar. Money doesn't grow on trees and I can't afford to do nothing from an earning perspective for years.
Chem. I don't really want to do anything that's even remotely realistic. You also seem to forget I don't have a bottomless money vault I can just siphon cash from while I go on a spiritual journey or whatever the fuck. And I'm already a year behind as is. If I drop out I'm never going back. What kind of loser attends college past 30?
I'm considering just ending it as well. Beats the realistic alternatives honestly. Just need a few more failed exams to push me over the edge.

sometimes you must realize your worthlessness in he world. not everybody is destined for some purpose or even to find a passion. just say fuck it and do what you want dude. we only got one life so just enjoy it. minimum wage is honestly not that bad and you can probably find some easy work to do. i just do security and im living a good life.

I wouldn't drop out. I'd recommend you take semester off, try to get an internship to figure it if you what you are doing is what you actually want to do, or contemplate changing majors. It will possibly rekindle your interest. Don't go and do something because you were told to do it. A degree won't necessarily land you a job regardless. You won't know what you want to do until you try the things you find you don't like. Perspective is everything.

I nearly failed out. Wasn't going to class for ~3 years in aerospace engi. Didn't have any internship experience. Never applied as I didn't feel qualified for most and thought I'd end up on a do-not-hire blacklist. Didn't want to work for a defense contractor out of college either. I also felt like a face in a sea of faces. Professors and advisors won't help you out at all at a large school. To them, you are just another number. Took a semester off. Depression was at its worst point in my life. I failed to see why I was there. Eventually I returned, finished a degree in physics, made dean's lists my remaining semesters. The semester off and actually getting an internship gave me a lot of perspective on what I wanted to do.

I just wish I had done it earlier, before ruining my transcripts and pissing away any chance at grad school. A little bit of clarity and perspective can make a world of difference. If I had done it earlier, I could have taken advantage of some opportunities that I had offered to me once I went on the different path. I am contemplating grad school now, many years later. My transcripts feel like a permanent blemish to me that I am ashamed of though.

I dropped out and deeply regret it. You will feel better once you graduate, its mot forever. Just stick it out

I don't have time. I already switched majors once and am a year behind. If I'm gonna go to college at 25 I might as well just KMS because I'll already be one foot in the grave by the time I graduate. Not like taking time off would help anyway. I'd still despise studying. I'd still need hours to memorize one page of text. I'd still have a godawful memory that starts leaking if I go a day without drilling the same fucking information in it. Why the fuck am I even here I'm not cut out for this stuff at all. But what the fuck is the alternative? Working at McDonalds til I die?
I'm not gonna graduate at this rate. I'm in the first year which is by far the easiest and I'm struggling like mad. If I want to have a shot at graduating I would have to dedicate all my free time to studying and at that point I'd rather just die.

its called online school. try it. u wont get shit from annoying niggers at school.
1 no worry of social life
2 do work ur own pace
3 read 2 it makes schoolwork easy to understand if u can take time to learn it
4 No shitty teachers

you probably never considered this an option. Hear me out this is the best thing to do

user I live in fucking Eastern Europe, that's not an option.

i dont read ur thread just giving my opinion. dounno shit about europe so dc. Your telling me thats not an option? oh well how much longer till u finish uni?

Yeah it's not an option. 3 years but I'm not gonna make it.

do it college fucking sucks

That and suicide are p much my two options at this point

Bump I could use some more advice

drop out if you hate it so much

I'm 19 and I feel the same with college, I want to drop out of how i'm not learning so much useful shit, I kinda want to switch my medical field but my gf says that shit is worseand harder to learn or deal with. I'm just fucking useless and retarded and want to die. I don't know what to do and all I simply want is money to survive, I don't wanna be a leech on welfare but slaving away at mc donalds isn't ideal either, so i'm lost just as you. I suggest you try your best to stay in college and at least get something out of it, you might get a job with that degree I guess.

I get the feel. My course could easily land me a good paying office job to crush my soul. I could take very immediate action to further that if I attended these favour-currying dinners and seminars with future employers but for what gain? To impress suits that I don't care about? I appreciate skill and authority but all I see in these people are liars and manipulators of money. I can't respect that. It's all so tiresome, what's the alternative. I mention electrician programmes or more 'high' tier trades/craftsman stuff but family says I'm too smart. As if it's below me. Looks like honest and wholesome work to me. Versus turning into a draugr in an Armani button up

Don't fall for your familly's pressure or you'll end up like me user.

this is decent advice but "you can always learn a trade" isnt true. Apprenticeships are hard to get here and you cant just waltz into one at 28 as some loser - they want young people or people with some experience as labourers
you can easily spend your life as a semi-neet floating around university if you want to
pick something that mildly interests you, enough to try in, and work hard for a few years. Then get a phd, the hardest part, which are basically impossible to fail and nobody ever reads 99% of them including the people who mark them. Then just become a "researcher" or lecture at a bad university where you have 0 obligation to really do anything or produce anything besides token "research" every few years
having said that, university sucks dick and is hell. You need to do a subject you like or you will find it really hard

With what money man? And nothing interests me that's (part of) the problem. My memory is awful to boot so studying takes massive amounts of time.

change your major or something! take classes you enjoy and remember that D is passing and good grades dont matter in college

I already did. I don't enjoy any of them. I can barely get Ds.