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@Coach Vice, can't relate I just finished college have job and make $6500 a month
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@Coach Vice, in college it's more like "Going to class: because 7 hours of homework wasn't enough".
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@ViralVirgin, try a Masters
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@Praetor, yes mate
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@Coach Vice, in civil engineering we get about 4-5 hours of homework per hour of lecture. Plus labs every week..
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@ViralVirgin, try an MD
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@QuinnyStallion, eyyyyy throw some of that Paper over here nic! Sharing is caring, especially if it's with a stranger who you have no connections to!
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@Monarch of Planet X, try heroin... Wait... What are we talking about?
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@Praetor, I'm just starting my second year of uni in the uk and I have 9 hours of contact time a week
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@Coach Vice, I am...not gonna lie....not a fan
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Wash the dishes, cook for the family, take the trash out, vacuum the floor, feed the baby, clean the baby, put the baby to sleep, work 8 hours a day, then complain about your homework!
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@I am a horse, Yeah, horses have it rough in this economy!
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@I am a horse, doing 8 hours of mentally challenging work is more difficult than doing 8 hours of mediocre physical work that you can do easily without thinking about it. Also you get paid to work at work, if only students got paid with anything except "knowledge" 99.9% of which no adult uses or even thinks about.
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@BunnyGruff, hahaha yea right raise a baby, you will be wishing you were at work or studying for a test.
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@BunnyGruff, having worked tough jobs and gone to university I would be SO much happier working 50 hours a week at a mediocre job than going to school for ten. And I have little sympathy for parents; it's your own choice and it's why I never plan on having kids.
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@I am a horse, I'm 16, I pay my own bills, aid my mom with the money I get working, and on top of that I keep my GPA in A average. A lot of us have chores in deferent manners. We just need to learn to adapt!! Y'all need to stop complaining, deal with it. At the end it will be worth it :)
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@I am a horse, When did you give to school? Just out of curiosity
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@I am a horse, I'm confused. where's your baby the other 8-10 hours of the day?
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@I am a horse, exactly. Life sucks, get used to it
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@I am a horse, take care of what belongs to you, what a drag
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@CrazyRightWinger, Reasons why I'm never having kids lol.
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Seriously though, just remember kids, school will forever be one of the easiest things you do. If you think it sucks now, just wait! :)
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@Summerwolves, i wish I could go back to those cute days
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@Summerwolves, that's... Not true. At all. School has been and will remain the hardest thing I've ~ever~ had to do. I've worked several different jobs, several where I had 72 hour weeks and I would still choose them over school. No grades to keep up, no immature children making fun of you, no power tripping teachers, no calls to your parents, no HOMEwork, (once you leave work you're done, it's amazing) and you only have to know one thing to go to work and that's how to do your job, not how to do advanced chemistry. Take it from me kids, school blows major horse djck, but I did go to college and get a degree so it is necessary (but a bunch of bullshjt)
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@pofateto, yeah college is much more difficult than high school, but unless you have a super easy job, school is easier. No responsibility, grades only matter if you plan on going to college straight out of high school. I got straight as but they do me no good because I took a break between highschool and college. As time passes you will see how much easier school was than work. Getting a degree will always make work seem not as hard. Just the responsibility alone can crush you and school is not like that. I'm not social and don't wish to be so I guess I don't see that part. I'd take parent phone calls over slave labor anyday. Getting paid is an advantage but if high school was really hard for you I have bad news about the future
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@pofateto, Not every job is something where "once you leave work, you're done." In fact, my mom, dad, brother, and even myself (when I was working over the summer) frequently have to do work at home. If you work for a company where you need to get things done on a deadline, you will definitely not just be free from responsibility from work once you get home, and the people who think that way are usually considered bad employees and unreliable. Also, "no grades to keep up," that's laughable. You screw up in school once and you get a bad grade on the assignment, you screw up at your job and you lose the job and, most likely, your only source of income. I'm in college right now but I've spent my last two summers working full time at a job that I love and it's still mentally draining and a LOT harder than going to class and doing homework.
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@GetUpNinja, ok, sure SOME jobs can be more difficult but I'll specify that I work nuclear shutdowns where I'm laid off every 2-3 months so I'm not a deadline employee and I'm not a graded employee. "If you choose the right job it's better than school"
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Fun fact; homework was originally created as a punishment!
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@iminfodealwithit, Also fun fact: Countries with the best education systems usually don't give homework.
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Complaining about the easiest part of life, justhighschoolthings
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As a future teacher, I'm going to try to give very little homework. Homework should have a purpose. It shouldn't just be busywork.
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You kids should stop complaining about homework. That's the easiest thing you will ever have to do...just saying.
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Try going to school for engineering
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Apparently this is the homework hating update
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They're obviously afraid of 7, cause you know, 7 ate 9
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Ha! I go from 8am to 9pm! Ha ha! Ha! *nose bleeds* *collapses*
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So true 😆😅
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Of course, all my students do all day is school work. They never text during class or listen to music or sleep. It would explain why so many grades are below a freezing temp.
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My problem with homework is the extra time it takes to do it. I also have a job, am the leader of my Boy Scout troop, on the wrestling team, and I go to the gym. I also have a girlfriend (sorta kinda I'm working on it) and actual friends that I like to hang out with. Add that to sleep and I just don't have enough time
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And then you tell your parents you don't have homework and chill out
Try college