goremeister

I'm not even sure we'll be getting into boolean algebra. So far we're covering (in my opinion) stupid stuff like mean time to failure and benchmarks like the SPEC suite. I couldn't care less. I'm feeling like banging my head against the wall just talking about it.

I know, I'm so close to graduating. But I hate these courses so much and I've struggled so much in courses that I've liked that I'm just worried I'll fail both and will have wasted all this time and money for nothing.

I'm wondering if it would be best to play it safe, drop the courses, get a full-time temporary job for now, and be more financially secure for when I do take the courses I need to graduate. Because I could easily run out of money before the end of this semester. If I dropped the courses, got a refund for them, and got a job, I'd be in much better shape by the summer.

Plus, it's freezing out and it's just miserable to walk around campus right now. Yeah, that's not exactly a good justification for dropping my classes, but I can't help but think about it.

I really appreciate your advice, though. I just wish I had been smart enough to drop these duds before the first week was over and switch into classes I could respect.