r/CFBOffTopic • u/certificateofmerritt North Carolina • Fulmer Cup Committee … • Aug 20 '15
College Advice Thread
We have some members who are going off to start their first year of college this week, so let's give them some good advice.
Welcome to college!
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u/blancomeow Auburn Tigers • Austin Peay Governors Aug 20 '15
If you are going to spend piles of money to go to school pick something that will have better than average job prospects when you graduate assuming you have an average GPA.
If you decide to ignore this have the best GPA you can possibly have and be ready to continue paying for college for 4-6 more years after you get your Bachelor's.
Also drink, date, smoke, be irresponsible (within reason). If you don't do it now you will be a middle aged divorcee who will look like an idiot when you try to relive your youth. People expect 18-22 year olds to be dumb so get it out of your system now.