[Suzerain of Sheol]

I completed an associate's degree in Construction Technology my first two years of community college, about half of which was math courses (including a four-hour trig class.) I managed to stick it out and get the degree, but I never plan to use it.

I went back and got my gen. ed. in Humanities after and am now starting on my English bachelor's.

And, Dolly, I'm not sure how I actually graduated high school. I skipped more of my senior year than I attended, flunked Calculus and Physics, and had to write six essays to pass P.E., as I refused to participate.

I found that, in my case, the atmosphere was the main issue. I did a lot better in community college, and hopefully I'll be able to keep up with my university classes.