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moon · 06-02-2006, 02:19 PM

I didn't go and don't regret it at all but that is my type of personality and wouldn't necessarily recommend it for everyone.

I felt university was a huge waste of time, other than the social aspects and getting to meet a ton of people. I felt most of the classes were a waste and once I had my degree that I hadn't really accomplished much so it wasn;t a big deal for me to get my degree.

I would imagine, based on many of the comments of people who skipped and wished they didn't now, that if you do feel that feeling of accomplishment that it may be worth it for you to go.

I went to my wives and it was brutal. I was proud to see her get her degree and to see how happy she was but that lasted 30 seconds and the rest of the hours were pointless and long.

I guess the easiest thing to say though is that by going you at worst waste a few hours by skipping you may regret it for a long time after.

06-02-2006, 02:19 PM	#22
moon Lifetime Suspension Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Lethbridge Exp:	I didn't go and don't regret it at all but that is my type of personality and wouldn't necessarily recommend it for everyone. I felt university was a huge waste of time, other than the social aspects and getting to meet a ton of people. I felt most of the classes were a waste and once I had my degree that I hadn't really accomplished much so it wasn;t a big deal for me to get my degree. I would imagine, based on many of the comments of people who skipped and wished they didn't now, that if you do feel that feeling of accomplishment that it may be worth it for you to go. I went to my wives and it was brutal. I was proud to see her get her degree and to see how happy she was but that lasted 30 seconds and the rest of the hours were pointless and long. I guess the easiest thing to say though is that by going you at worst waste a few hours by skipping you may regret it for a long time after.