I loved it. I got my BS in studio art... which means just taking a lot of art classes. It wasn't easy, it was a lot of work and a lot of hours. But at least I was doing something fun with all of my time.
Then I got my MS in art therapy. It was crazy hard, but again I loved what I was learning and doing so I enjoyed it.
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
i was an english major and i'm not sure how much i learned lol. i actually liked my anthropology and philosophy classes best. i wish that i had been a better student and if i knew then what i know now, i would have taken advantage of learning what i was really interested in.
i had debilitating anxiety in college though, so i didn't like it that much since i wasn't very happy!
wonderful pear / 26210 posts
I LOVED college. Not because of what I studied, but because it was a pool of 8000 people my own age with such varied interests. I met so many people, did such fun stuff.
GOLD / eggplant / 11517 posts
I loved college. I loved what I studied (Philosophy). I was heavily involved in the Jewish student organization. And Junior year I met my now-husband and our extremely close-knit circle of friends.
I had all the time in the world to do everything I wanted to do: study, eat healthy, work out, be with friends, experience new things. It was awesome.
cantaloupe / 6791 posts
Yes, I liked it, but I graduated in 3 years instead of 4 because I was anxious to get my career started. I enjoyed the social aspect because my roommates were 2 friends from high school and it was like a sleepover every night!
GOLD / wonderful coffee bean / 18478 posts
I hated it! I was so sick of school at that point that I just wanted to graduate and start working. So I took a lot of classes at once and I graduated early.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
College was by far the best four years of my life! Soooooooo much fun! Although that was more the outside-of-class scene, haha. College was definitely hard and a lot of work (Computer Science major here), but the friends you meet in college will last you a life time, and the experiences you have there, you can't have anywhere else (imo). Such a wonderful and worthwhile experience!
GOLD / papaya / 10206 posts
:S Nope I hated it! I kept thinking about all the money I wasn't making because I was sitting in a class learning how to write a memo. It felt like a collosal waste of money to me. I didn't really get the same social expierence as most though, since I went to university close to home, lived with my parents and commuted to campus.
nectarine / 2504 posts
The first two years weren't bad but I hated the last two years. I was ready to be out of school at that point.
pomegranate / 3314 posts
After getting over a bit of homesickness/long-distance relationship-related drama the first year, I had a great time. Many of my college friends moved to New York after graduation, so I get to see them all the time, which I love.
cherry / 216 posts
I loved it, not because of what I studied (engineering- bleh!), but because of the environment/atmosphere and all the experiences I gained.
honeydew / 7230 posts
I had a love-hate relationship with college. I loved my classes and coursework (English major here and all I did was read and write - perfect!). However, the social aspect of college was hard for the first couple years - my boyfriend (now husband) and I were long distance and I spent a lot of time driving back and forth to his school or waiting for him to drive to me. The second half of college was a lot more fun though 
pear / 1861 posts
LOVED it! Best time of my young adult life!LOL Too much fun, meeting all new friends,etc. The learning part was fn too.lol
GOLD / wonderful apricot / 22646 posts
I did, but I also "colleged-hopped" to 3/4 different schools. If I could go back, I'd go to a state school, non-commuter and have the stereotypical 4 year school pride alumnus experience
honeydew / 7968 posts
i liked college. but i wish i went away..... i stayed in the city and commuted from home.
pear / 1554 posts
I liked college but didn't love it. I loved living in the city where I went to college more than going to college itself. I made good friends but since graduating haven't really kept in touch.
hostess / eggplant / 11068 posts
I didn't love it. I was insecure and struggled to keep my grades up - if I could go back, I'd have more fun and worry less!
nectarine / 2180 posts
I looooved college. I often wish I could be a professional student. Here's to hoping we live somewhere long enough so that I can go back to school!
hostess / papaya / 10540 posts
I really liked college and would have continued to go after getting my BA of it wasn't for all the pesky papers you have to write. I loved learning, but felt like I didn't learn a ton from all the writing.
pineapple / 12526 posts
I think it's more accurate to say I hated my university rather than I hated college. The entire place ran on greed, politics, and BS.
hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
I hated the first school I went to but as soon as I transfered to the college I graduated from, I loved it. I got to do everything I wanted to do and enjoyed my elective classes. That being said, I hate school in general so I'll never go back!
GOLD / squash / 13464 posts
I loved college! I made amazing friends, took great classes (I was a double major is business and classics so I had a really varied curriculum) and I met my husband freshman year! I really miss all the free time! Oh yeah, and having my parents pay the bills : )
apricot / 256 posts
I loved college. I loved all my classes, being around friends at all hours of the day, doing random things, walking around campus, meeting new people. I miss it sometimes!
persimmon / 1134 posts
I went for nursing and it was majorly time consuming and stressful. I loved/hated it, but there are times now that I look back and miss nursing school as crazy as that sounds.
olive / 64 posts
I loved college. I was in a sorority, highly involved on campus, and super social. I had great roommates and a great living situation all for years, as well as tons of friends. I went to a big state school and there was always a ton to do. It was a fantastic experience. I even learned something when I was there, although I do not miss the school part now.
blogger / wonderful cherry / 21628 posts
I did love college. I don't want to go back though!
persimmon / 1202 posts
Loved it, and I'd be a professional student if I could. I didn't have much of the social experience (on scholarship - had to keep grades ridiculously high), but I loved the actual classes, the research, the chaos, etc. I'd be in school now if there was a practical course of study for me at this point in life.
pear / 1787 posts
I loved my undergrad once I decided on my major (creative writing and English). I only loved the classes, though--my personal life was awful pretty much the entire time--didn't make any friends, was in an abusive relationship, shitty living situations, etc.
I'm in grad school now, and these two years have been the best of my life. I'm sad it will be over soon.
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