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John Stamos! Kidding, but seriously, screw those guys.
what kind of college students are these assholes??Also why didn't your instructor do something?! I hope this isn't what college will be like when I go.
I hate to say it but you are likely in for a surprise. Maturity is not actually gained through simply getting older.
Also, depends on the college. You'll find more respectful, well-behaved students at colleges with a higher national ranking.
32-- not necessarily. I learned a lot more and was around older, more mature people when I got my associates degree. When I finished up my bachelors, I was around a lot of 'just out on my own for the first time' kids.
Don't be discouraged. 1 college and 2 universities and I've not experienced this level of immaturity. The only immaturity comes from kids who skip class and eventually fail and are put on academic probation, or drop out. But those types don't affect your experience much
What great classmates they are..
That's so immature and disrespectful :/
You need to report the teacher to the Administration.
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I would imagine that college students would have the maturity level to act like adults for a small portion of their life. But i guess some people can't. Sorry to hear Op. Some people still act like 7th graders even when they're adults and its a tad stupid to put it frankly
Bob saget?