its really not lol

When youre a finance major with a minor in accounting and involved in a fraternity it really is.

Now maybe if you were a major in liberal arts or english id agree.

Thinking that it isnt a busy life showcases your ignorance. Did you go to college up there in maple syrup land?

University. Business major, graduated with honors. Worked internships for major companies while working a legitimate job as well. Just because you never had to lift a finger in your life before and now you have a marginal amount of work to do doesn't mean your busy lol.

Studying to attain a cpa is marginal work? Ah i see. I guess trying to become an investment banker, all the hours studying every day, is just nothing? Crystal clear roger. It may not be physical work, but i have been taught to work smarter not harder in life.

A general business major is, a major joke in itself. Any person with an IQ above potato can do that, i currently see it being done everyday.

But please do continue, you are on a roll with making me chuckle

haha, you really don't know what your talking about. Unless you are at a masters level, the education you just started is on the same or a lower level than what I completed nearly 2 years ago, and from what I remember we're the same age aren't we? And the job I worked while in school was in finance and mutual funds, not physical labor by any means, so one up there as well lol.


But yes if your struggling with your time during an undergrad you're going to face a harsh reality later.

This post was edited by ride686 on Mar 23 2015 07:06am

graduate school is fall, masters will be completed in 2 years. im 22.

and i never said i was struggling, i just said it is time consuming.

I realize this morning I was old when I got excited about getting 33 mpg going to Baltimore, lol.

You just started last year didn't you? Your undergrad is 4 years minimum. How is your masters going to be completed in 2 years. 2 years after you graduate maybe lol. I'm 23.

Sherlock'd