Life Long Learning

What's the point of learning if there is no sign of subliminal interest in what the university audit dictates as sufficient? Is it really necessary to understand the psychology of minority groups, or how the treaties protecting the sites of Native American campsites prove significant in Orange County? Or to practice quantum physics if my major requires no necessity for such knowledge?

Here's to learning about things I do not care to know, to being forced to memorize beyond my brain capacity, and to paying big bucks to be living la vida without the loca.

NON SERVIAM! NON SERVIAM!

I am so tired of being in school and subsiding under the faulty category of "college student". If I want to learn, I will seek such knowledge through means of what I want to ultimately become. I do not care to waste time learning about things that I do not, and will not ever care for. I do not want to be a student, rather I want to be a learner.. (if that makes any sense). I give up on school, on my studies, and on becoming an avid researcher of African American psychology, anthropology, or the art of history during the archaic period. I want to dive into the depths of literature and philosophy, and forget about having to follow a precise schedule-- where I have yet to train my exhausted brain into submission.

I really hate school.
I really hate being a student.
CMDZOU

P.S. I might be wrong about all stated above.