Question & Answer

>>34180
just dont do it lmao, we had a fuckass online assignment thing too and no one did anything from there just the irl assignments and profs just passed everyone. then again tech integration is basically 0 in my turd world country

>>34180
what are you studying

that data point could be a luxury prostitute, just saying

>>34180
Don't listen to >>34181 if you live in a civilized country, these days the online stuff is essential for passing unless it says that they aren't mandatory. If you explain the situation you might get an extension.

>>34182
just a university preparation course. and it's a real university, not a community college.
>>34184
the entire course is online
>an extension
i requested one today, essentially appealing to it being stressful, which it actually is; every time i look at the backlog of work my head spins.
>>34181
not gonna happen

I'm considering withdrawing from the course entirely or changing to part-time study because I'd imagine that my final grades are now irrecoverably bad even if I perfected everything hereafter.
But the work itself is easy as fuck and a lot of it can be, more or less, exploited. My current goal is just speedrunning it begrudgingly.

>>34185
just do the assignments, what do you have to do with those?

>>34185
prep course for what

>>34186
messaging on the stroopwafel cooking forum is more important

>>34187
to later go on to do a course
>>34186
do with what?

i have to create and submit a 1500 hundred word essay for one of the assignments. holy fuck. how do you even do that for something that you're not even tangentially interested in?

>>34189
the answer in 2026 is ai, but what are you studying something you are not interested in in the first place?

>>34189
what course

>>34190
>>34191
university prep is a UK synonym for a bridging course.
>the answer in 2026 is ai
I'm afraid that they'll detect ai.

>>34192
what do you want to study next year and what subject are your assignments right now

>>34193
the subjects are, like, just regular high school shit. i have absolutely no idea what I want to study next year; I haven't even considered it. I don't know if I will study anything. every degree is either mad long or prospectively antiquated due to automation. I could not imagine myself in a profession that involves interacting with transient people (i.e. not a colleague; but even NT colleagues are probably torturous to deal with). I haven't worked a job in my entire life and leech off the government.
i feel like everyone my age has most of this sentiment and I'm saying nothing new though.