Sometimes. I think it would have made me better able to learn heavier intellectual things like philosophy. Things I try to do but are too difficult for me.
i'm glad i don't live in the US. I went to a private school and it was expensive for me, but nothing compared with what americans have to pay. it's just ridiculous...
That sounds like a lot of responsibility! As a president what did you had to do? I am asking because in my country, i don't think we have that position...so i'am curious
I presided over all meetings pertaining to the projects, commencement exercises, and other contributions of the graduating classes to our Alma Mater. Likewise, I delegated duties to the representatives of all departments. Furthermore, I acted as the representative of the graduating students to any school activities with the University's officials. I also performed acts required by my position entrusted by the students' body in general and the school board in particular.
Loved it. Best years of my life. Undergrad was more fun than grad, but I had a great time. Not just because of "parties" or whatever. I also enjoyed the academic side of it, and it's why I'm hoping to become a professor someday.
Good to hear! A lot of people say that the experience was great because of the parties. Mine was as a bit boring in that sense, but like you said, I enjoyed the academic side and made great friends.
I like school and I loved college. I went to a small private university and just loved it....I still have very warm feelings for the institution and am active in the alumni organization and a supporter. Law school was just hell but I made some wonderful life long friends while there. That is the only diploma on my wall.....
I still enjoy online, self-paced classes sometimes. I believe I'm finished with sitting through lectures though.
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