Thread: Why do you need a high GPA for switching majors?

Why don't they increase tuition further? I'm sure they can profit a lot more as demand stays around the same.

Oh well sunny, I don't give a crap anymore. Really tired of taking the highroad and continually being crapped on. There is no way in hell any of the idiots that frequent these forums are ever going to benefit from the knowledge I have after their complete and utter lack of any kind of respect or even common decency... The real kicker that lead to my deleting all my posts in this thread was that several of those geniuses were coddled...

on a side note, being hot doesnt mean anything if they have no brains.

Quote: Originally Posted by gman Li Ka Shing gambled and won. Many people who were like him in his era gambled but loss. Many even loss their life doing Li's type of gamble. He was one in thousands who actually succeed big time. He gambled, he won and hence, he was 'smart'. If he loss, he was 'dumb'. However, most people who had a degree in his era were much much better off than those who did not. And, those people...

Off to bed I go...Software Design final at 9am. Good luck to me and to the rest of you

The only time I listen to music is when im doing problem-based questions...

is this physics at u of t life sci? if so its only worth 10% man... otherwise, keep on trying and dont screw up ur other exams

Quote: Originally Posted by goobelygoop A speed dating club? Doubt there will be much interest in that - speed dating is more for desperate older people who don't have many friends. LOL! i know people who have tons of friends and have gone to one of the "dates" i hear its actually quite fun

Quote: Originally Posted by olddog your last two years should be the easiest cos of experience and gained knowledge and you should just glide through them...thats university for u.try your best to make it through the first year with a good or average GPA and you will realize that your 2nd , 3rd and 4th are just mere expansions of what u did in the first year. That is highly dependent on your program. My 3rd and 4th year courses are murder and...

Yup, depending on what you're pursuing, quite a bit of it can be useless. However, that doesn't mean that should all be dismissed.