Am I lazy or is just..........

[Narz]

Also known as "Good Enough Diploma"

 

[CIVPhilzilla]

I am the same way for school. I load my schedule with as many AP and honors courses possible, just so I don't kill my self with boredom. People are stunned that I take all these advanced classes, yet hardly crack a textbook or spend more than an hour homework wise. The first two weeks of my class are my time to gauge how little work I have to do to get an A. Normally it is just listen to the lecture, speed through class work and then take down homework, so I have free time at home. I got another tool this year learning from my last AP class, which is buy AP review books to get pretty much what will be on the tests./rant

 

[PlutonianEmpire]

My laziness caused me to get kicked out of college. How's that?

 

[Fifty]

I'm so lazy! I usually burn all my textbooks on the first day of school (if I even go to school, which I usually don't bother doing because I'm too lazy to get out of bed). I think it's boring to do homework (I know it all beforehand) so I don't do that. On test day, I usually don't go to school, but all my teachers know I'm so smart so they just give me 100% on everything because they know that I could easily be teaching the class. I took all these ap tests and stuff, but it seemed pretty stupid to go sit in a room taking a test on stuff I've known since 1st grade for hours, so I just wrote to the AP institute (I procrastinated on writing to them until the last minute!) and they agreed to give me 5's on every test. I'm gonna skip college (i'm just too lazy!) and submit a paper I wrote when I was 4 for my PhD dissertation, because I'm far to lazy to do research or write anything.


p.s. I waited until the last minute to write this post

 

[I am the Future]

I fthey wanted us to do School work at home then they should change its name to homework. It is a waste of my free time out of class to do stuff that belongs in class. Besidede it hasnt hurt my grades that bad streight B's and proud

 

[The Last Conformist]

But if you drop out and continue to attend classes you don't have to pay tuition anymore.

Tuition is free here, and if I don't drop out I get ~$4000 year if I pass a requisite number of classes per year, plus cheap loans.

Moreover, if I dropped out, it would be incomparably harder to do a PhD, which I probably want to.

 

[Narz]

Tuition is free here, and if I don't drop out I get ~$4000 year if I pass a requisite number of classes per year, plus cheap loans.

Moreover, if I dropped out, it would be incomparably harder to do a PhD, which I probably want to.

Ok.

Sounds like you're making the right decision then.

What do you want to get your PhD in?