Expelled from university. What do?

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The discussion centers on an individual who has been expelled from university twice and is contemplating whether to pursue community college or continue working as a freelance programmer and waiter. The participant expresses a desire to work as a scientist, which typically requires a degree, but feels conflicted due to past behavior, including 'hacking' and trespassing. Forum members advise the individual to consider personal growth, maturity, and the potential benefits of returning to school while also acknowledging the importance of pursuing one's passion in technology.

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  • Understanding of community college systems and their role in higher education.
  • Familiarity with freelance work dynamics, particularly in programming and web design.
  • Knowledge of the requirements for a career in scientific research, including necessary degrees.
  • Awareness of personal development concepts, such as maturity and responsibility.
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  • Research the benefits of community college versus immediate entry into the workforce.
  • Explore online resources for freelance programming and website design skills.
  • Investigate the pathways to becoming a scientist, including necessary educational qualifications.
  • Learn about personal development strategies, including counseling and mentorship opportunities.
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This discussion is beneficial for individuals facing academic challenges, those considering alternative educational paths, and anyone interested in balancing career aspirations with personal growth and responsibility.

  • #31
Fizex said:
The state of mind affects the quality of a scientist.


Doesn't make them a good scientist. If everyone doesn't want to hear it from me, then maybe from a Nobel physicist?

http://www.phys.uu.nl/~thooft/theoristbad.html


Maybe I should've been more precise with my statement. These guys are taking words to literally. I don't have to be so flawless elsewhere on the forums and people usually understand what is meant.

I'm sure that there exist people that are great at what they do and yet are assholes in the the purest sense and that includes scientists.
 
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  • #32
It's rather sad that PF feeds an obvious troll like this... I understand you guys aren't the most internet-savvy people out there, but seriously guys, you should know better. The OP is a fake.
 
  • #33
Leptos said:
It's rather sad that PF feeds an obvious troll like this... I understand you guys aren't the most internet-savvy people out there, but seriously guys, you should know better. The OP is a fake.

You'd be surprised at the number of people there are with some crazy ideas about their life
 
  • #34
Pengwuino said:
You'd be surprised at the number of people there are with some crazy ideas about their life

Pretty much everyone has their own crazy ideas..
 
  • #35
Leptos, we would rather try to do some good than worry about being scammed.
 

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