Professor: [makes a point]
Me: [rasies hand, gets called on, makes BETTER counter point that doesn't involve psychology...]
Professor: [blank stare] "this is not a psychology class"
Me: "good point"
I've never taken a finance class. First day of class and I have already shut down my dumb twat of a professor. I couldn't really tell from her witty and "on point" comeback, but I think she likes me.

College is the most worthless institution in the world. It is structured entirely wrong for what this decade has come to offer us. Information was at one point scarce. The teacher had the information, and the value of college was instilled in the presentation of this information, and the value of a college graduate was in his ability to memorize and utilize this information.
With the creation, development, and massive growth of the internet you can get everything a college education offers for $29.99 a month. ($99 a month if you want the television and phone package, but let's be real)
If you ask me a question I could probably get you the answer in three minutes give or take a minutes (my computer may be turned off). Information is so abundant these days that I have to ask: where is the real value in college?
I am a believer in education not college. The ability to learn is the greatest gift granted to mankind, and to squander that gift is a fool's mistake, but our system is backwards. College has become a business, and a pool of sexually transmitted diseases, not a place of learning.
Do not take me the wrong way. I love college, but more for the giant state supported brothel that is a college campus. And as long as I am in college I can go to bars every night of my life, drink as much alcohol I want straight from a keg and no one can tell me I have a problem. However, sinking myself into an abyss of debt just doesn't seem worth it.
Everyday I sit in classes with professors that I know are only there because they "couldn't do". The only people who want to teach are kindergarten teachers, because they "love kids", and who doesn't want a job where nap time is encouraged. College professors are the wide majority that "couldn't do" so they teach. Why would I ever want to pay top dollar so that I can learn from the worst of the best?
We need a structure that supports learning fundamental skills that strengthen our ability to gather information then interrupt, analyze, present, and utilize this information. What is the difference between me and a chemistry major once we graduate? It's simple. I have read more finance text books than him and he has read more chemistry textbooks.
Oh, and I had sex with girls, while he did their homework. Anyways, the smartest people I know never went to college. College does not make you smart. It's the ability to gather and work with data and information mixed with ambitions that sets people apart.
The richest and most successful people I know never went to, or dropped out of college. Just something to think about...
It's already noon and I haven't had anything to drink yet, got to run!