>>19489
>>diploma
>BIG Gratz!
I'm not sure how much of a "win" this is for me, if any. I don't really see it as anything gainful to my life. Well, actually, the only thing this has benefited me with is that the years I spend in uni are added as work experience by law, which means I get 5 more PTO days according to my country's labor laws.
I find this part of my life where I had to get up as early as 5 am to drive 1h for lectures up to 8pm, to drive back home, quickly go shower and sleep, so I could do exactly the same thing tomorrow, eberry two weekends for months, was a GIANT waste of my time. (I'm not sure how people in other places in the world go and study, but in my country one can take part in studying on the weekdays or the weekends - which was the only option for me because 1. I had to earn my keep because my mother threatened to quacking evict me if I didn't pay 50% of the bills RIGHT after getting out of technical school and 2. We had no money for the studies anyway, and my mother didn't think about paying my tuition fees.) I genuinely cannot tell anyone about any lesson I was taught there that was anything close to being useful. Way too much theoretical knowledge and not enough of the practical. I didn't even make friends there either. Most of the people there were hylics anyway.
When I drove there one last time to get th