Tell your stories of career undergrads

I'd never before met someone who had a degree in "General Studies", but as a guy from my H/S can attest, they do exist.

Roomed with a 30-year-old dude that kept failing his last undergrad class. Like he had some kind of mental block about finally graduating and having to become responsible. Was an alcoholic, too. Got a DUI, so he started riding his bike around town and to the bars. His parents finally gave up on him and moved him out of my apartment after failing some Art Survey/Appreciation class again.

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I'd never before met someone who had a degree in "General Studies", but as a guy from my H/S can attest, they do exist.

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At LSU this just means having 3 minors and no major.

Knew a guy who received no financial support from his parents, refused high-interest loans and battled Leukemia for a couple years starting at age 20. Well, this LOSER took EIGHT YEARS to graduate. EIGHT YEARS.

I graduated in 6, don't know if I qualify

were you a STEM major? If not, then yea you're not a smart man

I meant Interdisciplinary Studies. Basically at the school I went to it means you had around 125 credit hours and didn't know wtf you wanted to major in, so you take a little bit of everything and they give you a degree

What kind of shitty college requires reading comprehension?

#TrustFundLife

You do you

It's like 'nam