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Havent gone to college in a few years, just what am i looking at here? Im assuming the classes are way easier to pass, however, how likely is it i get canned/expelled for me being well me? Also, worth it doing a masters or should i can that idea?

Havent gone to college in a few years, just what am i looking at here? Im assuming the classes are way easier to pass, however, how likely is it i get canned/expelled for me being well me? Also, worth it doing a masters or should i can that idea?

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I am top of my class and I had to resubmit my assignments, when I know for a fact that there was nothing wrong with them.

Meanwhile foreign students that could barely say good morning in English passed them all in one go.

The Feedback was always shit and I had to pretend to sit through this sessions with my tutor to go through what was wrong and I had to pretend to agree and then resubmit the same assignment. I was even given feedback about my citations lol...

From day one of class back 15 years ago, I ve done nothing but spend a great deal of time organizing my library in my pc. You wont get more analytical than myself.Proper Citation is my middle name.

If there was one thing not wrong with my assignments, it was my citations.

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This was always a problem in my early years, i was a software engineer by the time i "entered" college, so i was using industry conventions and practice. A lot of times i found myself dumbing down my assignments because the people grading them simply did not understand what was going on. I once used a special loop control from the times of C++ to create a stack effect for a repeating code block. The idea being that they wanted me to use a switch/case, so i did, except i manipulated it for efficency. Failed the entire assignment which was a bummer, but the assignment did exactly what they wanted it to do.