Computer Science cuck

>be CS major
>original graduation date 2016
>fucked around graduation date 2019
>taking junior level CS classes
>discrete
> computer language and grammar
>failing both

I am not bad at programming but I fucking cant comprehend theory and symbols and shit. Am I retarded /g? I just wanna pass these classes and graduate and not keep repeating the same shit....

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>be CS major
>Do tech shit and programming in my free time because it's fun
>Originally in a BSMS program
>Want to do CS because the theory is interesting and it can help with salary negotiations
>Go through a few internships
>Graduate on time with a BS because I already have job offers
>Make 80k on the east coast fresh out of uni
>Get a promotion a couple months later
>Living small so I have a bunch of extra money laying around that I invest and use to buy fun tech shit
Yeah, your probably retarded.

thanks for the encouragement.

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its "you're" by the way

>tfw in my 12 semester
>normal is 6
I'm a lazy cunt and it's biting me in the ass

>Graduated last May.
>Started at 65k after a 6-month internship.
>Company constantly complaining about money issues
>Gives me a 1.5% salary increase but prorates it for 6 months even though I am still doing the same work I did as an intern
>Started looking for other positions
>landed a job on my first in person interview at 70k, 401k matching, 100% premiums paid on health insurance, 10% bonus at the end of first year, and more

Some companies are nimrods.

>le smart but lazy meme

I'm coming up on 10 years in the industry. One of my new grad protips is to always check the financial situation of a company before you join. There's probably several good reasons why they're struggling, and it'll suck to work there.

>One of my new grad protips is to always check the financial situation of a company before you join.
Yeah the dude who hired me did a lot of handwaving regarding their issues. He claimed it was normal and that it was just they were more "transparent" than typical tech companies. Which with experience I have realized that's simply not true. Every company I have interviewed with talks with pride about being honest with its employees.

I should have seen the red flags when they told me they weren't sure if they could hire me after my internship ended.

> be retarded
> life is hard
Wow, who would have guessed?

I've had 2 internships already, so I maybe lazy like that user but I got myself some experience under the belt. I just need to finish my degreeeeeeeeeeeeee.

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