Yeah nah no thanks

Exactly

I honestly don't know how people can stomach doing arts, but I guess that's just not me

First year of college, I stacked all crap forced classes and one class I wanted, well.. was left with, that had any interest with me. Yoga.
Since the college I was attending didn't let me customize my classes as I'd like, I left.
Either of you know of a college I can attend that will allow me to build my own class set? Take what I want instead of crap?

good. luck.

There are customizable classes at my Uno called “Independent studies”

I'm a marine so I can use the GI bill, but don't know of anywhere that will fit well.

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 Any university should offer something like that but it depends on what you're after and what they offer

Hey aetos

What's troll earth

I can't think of any University here that would even offer a course that has anything to do with Yoga

Basically you go to the college dean for your department, tell him you wanna do something, he goes, “Yeah, sure, fμck it.” Then you get to do that and report to him each week for credits.

Also, Hey Bear

I like your avoiding of the censor bot btw, I might just steal that

Avoiding?

*Nonsense.*

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Philosophy, electrical engineering, probably some coding, and micro biology were going to be some big focal points.

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 Somewhere should offer an engineering degree with flexibility

Free electives and such

Electrical Engineering really sucks, ngl. It’s very useful but super bland.

I'm not a good enough mathematician to do EEng

You also need to do Dif Eq for most high level circuitry courses.

I can do Mechanics but Electrical equations don't stick

I was an electrician in the marines so I wanted something I know really well.

Electrical equations are frustrating.

I chose chemical mostly because I found fluid dynamics and basic thermo the easiest 😄

Fluid dynamics easy?

I’m glad people like you exist.

I really like fluid dynamics don't ask why

If you really like analog, Phil, then EE may work for you.

That being said I have to be motivated to do it, my current job I don't do it so my knowledge has faded somewhat

I do

I think the coding would definitely be elective. That's basically a side project.

“There’s 80,000 Volts. Don’t worry, as long as the current doesn’t go above a few milliamperes, you’ll be *fine*.”

😆 😆 😆

“*Perfectly safe.*”

No shit. Take all the volts you want, but watch them amps.

What's life without a little risk

I personally find it exciting bordering on arousing being around really dangerous chemicals

Fucking maddening logic that somehow works out