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If you dislike your college major,how to tackle it?

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Minkowski
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Posted on Sep 2, 2021, 9:36 am
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I'm very hating CS as my major and I'm feeling depressed and pale per day I'm studying in the CS college.

I hate programming in front of a dumb white screen and glancing at the bloody alphabets showed in it.

Also I'm hating CS expertise knowledges but I can't divert from CS into other majors anymore cuz I've been a sophomore.

I can't imgaine I can endure such misery so that I will be a success in achieving any graduated certificate,even a more torment than my height.
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Posted on Sep 2, 2021, 10:11 am
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I hated CS in college for a little while even though I was near the top of my class in it.  I did an arts double major to have some fun in college too.  Ultimately it was worth getting the CS degree since I backed into an extremely high paying job at age 21 and was able to afford CLL before my mid 20s.
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Minkowski
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Posted on Sep 2, 2021, 11:30 am
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Quote from: HobbitMan on September 02, 2021, 10:11:28 AMI hated CS in college for a little while even though I was near the top of my class in it.  I did an arts double major to have some fun in college too.  Ultimately it was worth getting the CS degree since I backed into an extremely high paying job at age 21 and was able to afford CLL before my mid 20s.
CS degree is dazzling but I've been skeptical about if I can struggle for it and my college can't offer other interesting second majors such as Maths,Physics and Astronomy cuz my college is civilian-run,lacking of government supports.
I'm also kinda despising my collegemates cuz I think I've just fallen into a  hole riddled with worms and rats.I'm not tarnishing them just regretting why I couldn't have graduated to more outstanding universities.
Acutally I'm so distressed out of my failure in Gaokao of 2019.
My English score was only 86,whose maximum is 150 and I got a failure in my best subject and that was torturing me in my mind and dreams.
What's worse,my other subjects' scores are also not very excellent and my parents were maintaining wordless cuz they didn't even wanna trigger my negative emotions during that time.
Srsly I'm feeling like a loser not only due to height also academic performances.I'm recently taking depressants to resolve my depressions and light anxiety disorder.
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ilovescience
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Posted on Sep 2, 2021, 11:32 am
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Quote from: Medieval European on September 02, 2021, 11:30:00 AMCS degree is dazzling but I've been skeptical about if I can struggle for it and my college can't offer other interesting second majors such as Maths,Physics and Astronomy cuz my college is civilian-run,lacking of government supports.
I'm also kinda despising my collegemates cuz I think I've just fallen into a  hole riddled with worms and rats.I'm not tarnishing them just regretting why I couldn't have graduated to more outstanding universities.
Acutally I'm so distressed out of my failure in Gaokao of 2019.
My English score was only 86,whose maximum is 150 and I got a failure in my best subject and that was torturing me in my mind and dreams.
What's worse,my other subjects' scores are also not very excellent and my parents were maintaining wordless cuz they didn't even wanna trigger my negative emotions during that time.
Srsly I'm feeling like a loser not only due to height also academic performances.I'm recently taking depressants to resolve my depressions and light anxiety disorder.

The colleges/universities really are hard to pass in America. Everything becomes a challenge.
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Minkowski
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Posted on Sep 2, 2021, 11:36 am
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Quote from: ilovescience on September 02, 2021, 11:32:03 AMThe colleges/universities really are hard to pass in America. Everything becomes a challenge.
American colleges are easier for entrances but harder for degrees.
But I think for Chinese college students,colleges are not only hard fror entrances but also degrees.
We should take seriously what involution means
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ilovescience
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Posted on Sep 2, 2021, 11:39 am
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Quote from: Medieval European on September 02, 2021, 11:36:43 AMAmerican colleges are easier for entrances but harder for degrees.
But I think for Chinese college students,colleges are not only hard fror entrances but also degrees.
We should take seriously what involution means

To get a degree in American university, a person must spend countless hours to study ahead of an exam. That would be very difficult for foreign students whose first languages are not English.
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Minkowski
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Posted on Sep 2, 2021, 12:18 pm
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Quote from: ilovescience on September 02, 2021, 11:39:40 AMTo get a degree in American university, a person must spend countless hours to study ahead of an exam. That would be very difficult for foreign students whose first languages are not English.
You'll also take involution's rough if you were a Chinese examination challenger.
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SirStretchAlot
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Posted on Sep 2, 2021, 12:18 pm
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I don't like programming, but it pays very well. And software companies don't care about your school as much as for example finance firms.

Get a masters degree at a reputable Western university like me to change your life.

Don't dwell in the past. It's depressing because it cannot be changed. Look to the future, after your new height and great masters degree.
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Minkowski
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Posted on Sep 2, 2021, 12:27 pm
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Quote from: SirStretchAlot on September 02, 2021, 12:18:32 PMI don't like programming, but it pays very well. And software companies don't care about your school as much as for example finance firms.

Get a masters degree at a reputable Western university like me to change your life.

Don't dwell in the past. It's depressing because it cannot be changed. Look to the future, after your new height and great masters degree.
As far as my life processes,I wanna describe my life as 'bittersweet',cuz although I was natal with a rich family and handsome family revenue,I've been sick of height discriminations and being poor at academic performances.
I'm acting like a coward opting for postponing the final exams from the last semester and so I gotta pass them at the beginning of this semester   driving me anxious and disconcerted.I'm recently reviewing the knowledges I learned in last semester but I cannot figure out post-class exercises.I'm really feeling college is a nightmare cuz it's challenging your willpower and also your body build.If you are a short guy with poor performances,you will be doomed in the campus life and that's who I'm being.
Anyway thx for your encouragements.
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Medium Drink Of Water
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Posted on Sep 2, 2021, 2:01 pm
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Can you take an extra semester or two of classes?  Graduate 6 months or a year later?
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