Not looking forward to January. :okay:

What are you taking?
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Me neither.... Sigh
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Bachelor of Technology - Technology Mangement

RIP bcrdukes

Yup.

That pretty much summarizes my life for the next 3 - 5 years. The courses are a combination of in-class instruction and online, taking place during evening and weekends. Juggling school, work and personal responsibilities = RIP bcrdukes.

The worst part - a majority of the program foundation courses are fucking 1 credit only and there are 22! :mad:

Maybe I'll see you and TOS'd on campus. :alone:

Think of it this way. It'll be easier to save money since you wont have time to go out and spend it :p

Plus no PBR, not much else to spend money on for bcrdukes.

Thanks for not replying to my PM, !Yaminashi. Worst mod. Ever.

(I know how it feels now, TOS'd.)

:okay:

Meh, it was all a sho....i mean goddamn it hurts so much now you know how i felt. ever. single. time. :okay::okay::okay::tears::cry::sadness::insertothe rememehere::okay::badpokerface::whooopswrongmeme:: okay::tears:

STFU TOS'd

Stop crying into your ethiopian coffee and check your inbox

You replied just in time to redeem yourself into my "he's alright" phone book list. :accepted:
#hipster

Ironically, your PM caused my inbox to be full.

Tried PMing you just now, but it was full.

Liar.

Mustve just cleared it after.

Site is down http://www.bcit.ca/

I've seen your car at NE1, lolll nice stance on it by the way!

And yeah, ABET has really gone down hill since I graduated this year... shame though, great program but bad faculty.

Source: third year arch student

So a job is possible while studying full time at BCIT. I'm relaxed now.

Depending on your program it's possible.

fuark.. back to school on monday qq

not down :okay:

What !Yaminashi said.

The full time diploma / degree programs - on a realistic level, it isn't possible. It is for some people and if you are one of them, props to you and all the better. As mentioned before a few pages back, the full-time programs put you in the class room or at least on campus a good 8 hours a day and then some. You slack off - you fall behind. You dun goofed.

BCIT offers some programs (not a heck of a lot) that offer a part-time/evening study but they aren't programs like CST or marketing etc. They are generally catered to people who have been working in a specific industry and/or job function that allows them to continue their education for whatever reason it may be (i.e. personal and/or professional development.)

I will always emphasize that after going to BCIT, my time at UBC and SFU was a walk in the park.

Excited to get back into the swing of things.
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