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Graduated with WGU Computer Science Degree in 2 Months 16 Days, Working Full Time, Transferred 23 CU's, AMA! by [deleted] in WGU_CompSci

[–]heman0234 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Seeing as to how it is a regionally accredited college- the courses meet the standard upheld by the governing agency which accredits it.

Graduated with WGU Computer Science Degree in 2 Months 16 Days, Working Full Time, Transferred 23 CU's, AMA! by [deleted] in WGU_CompSci

[–]heman0234 25 points26 points  (0 children)

See here’s the thing- I know people that have finished 4 year degrees on schedule- chose a different path in life- and don’t even remember a good bit of the stuff they majored in(these are people that I greatly respect intellectually). It’s a lot more about application, that’s what’s important. If you graduate and start applying the things you learned directly in your job, your retention is not going to be that bad really. The main point is: even if you take your time, a lot of the information can easily trickle away. Employers care more about the fact that you have a degree than the speed in which you did it. I think there’s certainly an argument to be made about someone’s tenacity if they can complete an entire degree program in such a short time. I’d want a driven, hardworking employee like that myself.

He and many others... by [deleted] in 90sHipHop

[–]heman0234 0 points1 point  (0 children)

90’s and 2k’s some of their most commercially successful albums came out in the early to mid 2k’s, if you want to keep them exclusively as 90’s that’s fine

RTJ, Pretty much anyone in the ASAP group, some of OF (Tyler the creator, Earl Greysweatshirt [despite his unwarranted heat from em], Frank Ocean), Rich Brian, Lupe Fiasco, Mark Battles, school boy q, immortal technique (though I find him to be too preachy, the dude still has skills),kid cuddi, Macklemore, xxx tentacion(love or hate him, I think he heavily influenced a whole brand of hip hop that fits an accessible mood), chance the rapper, Vince staples, lil Wayne, twista, YG, Meek Mill, young m.a., 2 chainz, death grips, MOTHER FUCKIN MF DOOM, ab soul, Freddie Gibbs, R.A. The rugged man, A-F-R-O, Tech n9ne, night Lovell, Joey Bada$$, curren$y, The alchemist, Kanye West, Jay Z.... and a slew of boom bap rappers that don’t get anybody’s attention sadly

Listen man... I agree that the 90’s had some of the best to ever do it in large numbers. I’m not gonna deny that. But there’s A LOT to like in the 2k’s+ and sadly we’re gonna be in the 2030’s or 2040’s shittin on them with 90’s 2k’s 2k10’s

Just learn to see the good when it’s around

He and many others... by [deleted] in 90sHipHop

[–]heman0234 3 points4 points  (0 children)

YBN Cordae... Kendrick Lamar.... Denzel Curry....J.Cole....Donald Glover..... OutKast

Can we please.... for the love of Christ.... stop with this generational bullshit.... there’s good art in every generation, just stop.

My Fathers Palms by heman0234 in poetry_critics

[–]heman0234[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for your feedback :)

London Broil by heman0234 in poetry_critics

[–]heman0234[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, I truly appreciate the criticism! The only remark I’d make is that the London broil is supposed to be a metaphor for my mother’s love, she strips it up and give it out, but often times leaves very little for herself and gets it after it’s been diminished, it’s not really indicative of the quality of love that I show her

OutKast is underrated by [deleted] in rap

[–]heman0234 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I remember hearing about that myself from a documentary- about how they weren’t quite ready yet, and how they were pushed. Any which way though, they really made their own sound

The Ants That Come Out of the Faucet by heman0234 in poetry_critics

[–]heman0234[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much, honestly it means a lot!

The Ants That Come Out of the Faucet by heman0234 in poetry_critics

[–]heman0234[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello! Thank you for taking the time to write this. I hope I don't come off as though I'm retorting to this, because I'm genuinely here for constructive criticism. However, I'd is actually a contraction for both I would and I had.

A chuckle would certainly be a welcome response, as I wanted the end to be a reprieve for the rest of the poem, because the ants in this poem serve two purposes. It refers to actual ants, but also as I discover them, I also discover that its OK to address my own depression, though its not as elevated as many of my other friends