I like this school for many things, but one major concern that I have is the casual Islamophobia from professors here
There have been instances where professors have used class time to bring up irrelevant or misinformed comments about Islam, creating a hostile environment for Muslim students. These discussions are one sided and irrelevant, made worse by the power imbalance which is we are students whose grades are in the hands of these people if we challenge them
I’m not against open dialogue, including about religion.But In a classroom, where professors hold authority, bringing up religion is intimidation and cowardice
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1 Star (Because 0 Isn’t Allowed)
College is the slowest, most expensive way to delay your life while pretending you’re moving forward.
🎓 THE SALES PITCH:
“Get a degree. Get a job. Be successful.”
😐 THE REALITY:
“Get in line. Get in debt. Get disillusioned.”
Spend 4 years learning outdated theories taught by tenured dinosaurs. Graduate into a job market that doesn’t care where you went. Welcome to the hamster wheel.
📚 ACADEMICS: ★☆☆☆☆
Professors read off slides. You nod and pretend to care. Everything they teach? Already online.
Except faster, clearer, and not costing your future.
Want real skills? College teaches you how to write essays, memorize useless facts, and obey deadlines—not how to sell, scale, lead, or create. You’ll leave knowing the Pythagorean theorem… but not how taxes work.
💸 VALUE: ★☆☆☆☆
Tuition = $50K+/year
ROI = That $47K/year entry-level job your cousin got without a degree.
And yes—you’re paying interest on that overpriced syllabus for the next 10–20 years while entrepreneurs your age are earning 6 figures using tools you’ve never even heard of in class.
🤝 NETWORKING: ★☆☆☆☆
You’ll make “connections” with broke students as lost as you are, and maybe shake hands with a guest speaker who leaves immediately after the talk.
Real power is built outside the classroom, on platforms, through communities, by shipping real value.
Not during a group project on “diversity in the workplace.”
🎉 CAMPUS LIFE: ★★☆☆☆
It’s a social playground for people who don’t realize they’re on a debt leash.
You’re either binge-drinking, overworked, or both.
Substance abuse is normalized. Deep purpose is nonexistent.
By the time you graduate, your dopamine’s fried and your ambition’s a joke.
🧠 MENTAL HEALTH: ★☆☆☆☆
Depression, anxiety, stress—and for what?
A degree you’re not even sure you want, in a system that’s built to keep you dependent.
Try going to the counseling center. You’ll be offered a 15-minute session two weeks from now. Maybe.
📈 CAREER PREP: ★☆☆☆☆
Your resume? Looks like every other graduate’s.
Your “skills”? Mostly buzzwords and outdated jargon.
Your “career support”? A LinkedIn profile template and a flyer for the career fair.
By the time you realize you need experience, the people who skipped college are already managing clients, cash flow, and creative teams—without asking permission.
🤖 THE WORLD HAS EVOLVED. COLLEGE HASN’T:
We live in a world of AI, automation, personal brands, instant distribution, and global access.
But college? Still handing out syllabi like it’s 1998.
Still selling prestige. Still ignoring reality.
Still convincing millions to play safe while the world rewards boldness.
🔥 FINAL TRUTH: COLLEGE IS A SYSTEMATIC DRAIN 🧛♂️
It drains your:
Time (4+ years you’ll never get back)
Money (tens of thousands for glorified busywork)
Creativity (caged by rubrics, grades, and outdated rules)
Confidence (destroyed by comparison, stress, and confusion)
And worst of all? It delays your power.
By the time you “graduate,” you’ve forgotten how to take risks, start fast, or think for yourself.
✅ TL;DR:
You don’t need permission.
You don’t need a degree.
You don’t need to wait.
You need a laptop, internet, obsession, and courage.
And you need to start now—not after you get a piece of paper and a pat on the back.
⭐ RATING: 1 Star
Because no star would’ve been too honest for the marketing department to handle.
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