Reasons to go to college in the US
02-26-2015, 12:35 PM
Here's an idea: Go to college and ball out in the classroom your first year. I mean disregard everything else and accept nothing less than an A on any exam or any class. Do all of your homework and study at all times.
After a year or so with your ~4.0 GPA, you can apply for a multitude of scholarships. Then, college is free, you just have to pay for rent and books. Plus you've got a kick ass GPA and a leg up on all the competition post-graduation.
One of my biggest beefs with these manosphere guys is their direct shaming of college. You grow some balls and life skills when you've got to pull all nighters studying organic chemistry because you refuse to not get an A. That's as "red pill" as it gets.
I may write a big post or data sheet on the topic another time.
After a year or so with your ~4.0 GPA, you can apply for a multitude of scholarships. Then, college is free, you just have to pay for rent and books. Plus you've got a kick ass GPA and a leg up on all the competition post-graduation.
One of my biggest beefs with these manosphere guys is their direct shaming of college. You grow some balls and life skills when you've got to pull all nighters studying organic chemistry because you refuse to not get an A. That's as "red pill" as it gets.
I may write a big post or data sheet on the topic another time.