Did you keep all your books and homework from your college years?

Until 2014, yes.  Then I tossed most of the notes and such, but kept the stories.  I kept a few of the "relevant" textbooks (science, law, etc.) and tossed the rest (psychology, computer programming, etc.) into the recycling bin as no one would take them (too outdated).

I had kept all of mine through four years of college, until I finished my last exam. I came home, euphoric, and decided to celebrate by sorting through all my college material(!) 

Most of it were workbooks that would have been of no good to anyone, so I recycled them. Reading materials and sheets that were blank on one side I kept--as well as everything on my computer.

No, I sold all of my undergrad textbooks but kept some of my research and papers.  I've never looked at them but there they are, right where I put them years ago.  I kept a few books from law school but sold most of them now....those things are like gold and the editions of what I have left are not in demand. This post was edited by Thriftymaid at September 7, 2024 7:28 AM MDT

I didn't go to college.  I was just thrilled to get out of high school.

I have few books with me, books that I think I will read again!

Just an ancient (1918) physics/chemistry handbook that I found in a lab and no one claimed or wanted. I actually used it for one of my chemistry labs. This post was edited by Element 99 at September 7, 2024 8:51 AM MDT

 

  “All”? No. I have a few odds and ends here and there.
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Most of tge books I still have. Not the essays, apart from one where I used lecture notes from renowned quantum physicist Paul Davies to refute the Kalam argument in a philosophy paper. Got a High Distinction for that one and the Prof wasn't known for marking that high, which is precisely why I kept it.