Are you going to college? If you are then what degree are you pursuing?

Awe, no options for those of us who are finished with our degrees...

I didn't find undergraduate to be that difficult, but there were periods of a lot of stress. Graduate school was the most stressed I have ever been because I was taking classes and teaching classes at the same time. I was taking 3 graduate courses and teaching 3 sections of Calculus 1.

The best advice I received back then was even if I felt like I had too much to do, take at least an hour a day to relax and do whatever you want that ISN'T school related. If you burn yourself out and don't finish your degree, all that stress turns into wasted time.

I'm a second year undergraduate pursuing a Computer Science degree. I agree sometimes it's really stressful, especially when it's nearing finals, and nobody ever gets enough sleep. :P Sure, it's hard, but nothing's really too hard when you love what you're studying. (: Anyway, do take a rest every now and then so you don't burn out. All the best for your remaining years!

Yes it is hard, if u able to get a job without college, I think it is better~
I just going to college because many job need that requirement..

Or if you like to study u can enter it also :>

I'm in my last year of Chemical Engineering and I can tell that college is hard. But if you really like what you're doing, you'll be able to enjoy what you study, no matter how hard it is. Although there can be some moments that may discourage you, keep going, I'm sure it will pay off in the future! ^^

I studied Physics. It was a real struggle - but in hindsight I could have made things a lot easier on myself, just focused on what I was doing at the time and not worried about things that were out of my control or stuff that could have been put aside till later.

I'm a final year Electrical student. I apparently hate myself because I plan to go for the grad degree.

I do adult education.(equivalent to University diploma, OR, you work 3 days, study two days and get the equivalent)

I plan on chemistry, specializing in petrochemistry

I don't go to college because I have no highschool diploma cause I started working at 16 ;-)

I studied archaeology, I major in pre-Roman Italy, graduated in 2004. Was it hard? Hell yes. Was it worth it? Sure, I do what I love for a living.

I'm studying Land Surveying Engineering at the National Institute in Brazil, 4 years to go! ps: I hate calculus. lol.

I studied chemical engineering at a university level up until recently. As I live in Sweden, the government payed me for studying (and I did not pay the university), but had no such system been in place, I would not have been able to afford to study at a higher level, as I come from a poor background.

Studying any engineering subject is hard. It will require a lot of work, and at least over here almost everyone (who passed courses) spent more time studying than they would have spent working a full time job. Before studying to become a chemical engineer I also studied a bit of History of ideas, and that was easier than high school (and I spent most of high school playing quake and not doing homework...) 2-3 classes/week, 2h each, and the only time I spent studying was on my way to and from school (it took me 1h to get to the university I studied at).

im studying mediadesign first year. At this moment its not hard, If you have any interest in it, its fun!

Currently in Medschool ^^

Mechanical engineering in the northeast U.S. Taking a semester off to help pay for it.

I'm studying Graphic Design in first year of BTS (french equivalent of a degree), I had a first year before that who's needed for that cursus. That's f**king hard, but I really enjoy it !

Major in statistics with an emphasis in actuary science with minors in general business, mathematics, applied statistics, data science, and mathematical statistics. You be the judge if that's hard or not
It is terribly difficult but i find it fun and rewarding

I want to go to college for Computer Programming but I plan to go to the Air Force. Not sure if I should go to the Air Force before going to college...

Mechanical Engineering Technology and about to graduate in december. I started in fall of 2009...it's been a long road haha

I'm currently a junior studying public health as my major, and for my minor, Global Poverty and Practice. I'm interested in community health, health advocacy, decreasing gaps in health care, health care policy, homeless and disadvantaged/impoverished populations in the US, and mental health awareness :)

I am attending UC Berkeley :) it's fucking difficult to stay afloat here. i'm dying at the moment under stress and work and schoolwork and tests ... ugh. I don't sleep at all.

fun fact that i didn't know ... it is ranked the #1 public university in the nation, #20 overall—U.S. News and World Report ...

and something i do know... it has a big rep for being near a city of hippies and vegans/vegetarians and liberal-minded people :D

I'm in my second year studying Biomedical Engineering at the Technical University in Eindhoven.

It requires some effort and ya really need to remember some stuff from high school, but I find it very doable.
I also still game way more than I should, really^^ But I'm fine!

I kind of feel bad that college was not super stressful for me (Business Administration). I had financial aid so I could take my classes full time and I stayed with my parents so bills weren't a concern.

Does teaching at College count as going? If so yes.

Doing my final exams at the moment for my second year of chemical engineering. Sometimes it is a bit more relaxed during the semester, but when it gets busy it gets really busy. I'm generally spending most of my time doing uni work or study though.

it's hard at first. you'll get the hang of it eventually...
i'm 10 years at Uni now.. (doing PhD)