ngl if he has other apple devices it probably showed that too n he didn’t know 😭

still rolling for that

Yeah that's true

Tbh his phone screen could've just been on but he wasnt really using it

it's cuz he was looking at his screentime at 12:50AM

I swear. He’s like me rn Fr Fr.

He was so funny! :D

“If I skip class, i’ll skip class” :)

she seems really cool

omg, same

She's completely right too. Sacrificing sleep never works, and top students almost always sleep 7-8 hours because sleep is essential to studying and remembering what you learned. I recommend "Why the Top Students are Never Tired" if anyone wants to learn more about this

Ew she seems preppy

isn't draining?

@@monroehehe no shit💀

Yeah-normally easier majors like psychology, ___ studies, business, etc will have a much, much lesser workload than physics/math/chemistry/engineering. There’s a reason these degrees are perceived as more valuable.

@@jacob9673 what your degree then

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Guy is a legend

xd true

Ik bro was hurtin 😭

Who of them is Kaise?

@@MasterJohnny007 4:31 him on the left

​@@DoinglifewithcolAh, yeah, you are right. She wants her kids to be at least half as amazing as him... friendzone lvl over 9000 💀

Thank you sm!!

Thank you so much!!

Thanks Vincent!!

Thank you!🙏🏽

The first 1-3 semesters you'll definitely be studying a lot if you go to a top university, it's tough because they want to weed out the students who aren't committed enough. But it also definitely gets more relaxed after that

If you choose an easy major college will be a joke. Finding a job will be one too though lmao.

When i was in high school, i only slept for 5 hours and sometimes, less. But when i hv in uni, i slept more and can have my daytime bed 🤣 (my major is psychology btw)

Which uni did you get into?

You wouldn’t understand. Princeton is a high stress environment

no that is completely incorrect, getting an ivy league degree gives out privileges for a reason. They must keep up the grades, work, and expectations society has put on them; what makes you think they wouldn't be stressed because of that? They're graduating with a Yale degree because they were able to keep up in such a stressful environment. It is extremely rude and disrespectful of you to belittle their efforts in life.

@@goaway4099 Belittling their efforts in life? I am not sure how you got that from my comment. And also not saying they should not be stressed, just not as stressed as some other students who won't be graduating with degrees from ivy league schools. Although now that I think about it, if an ivy league student wants to attend graduate school afterwards, which is definitely a goal for many, that would certainly add to their stress level in maintaining good grades, etc.

They won’t get the Yale degree with this attitude…

They have to pass to graduate though

❤️ Joshua the Boshua

What's Russia like?

10 hours😂

Yikes. Focus girl

You’re lyingggg

idk how it work properly but american can switch what they study in uni easily. They can often take up to 3 different subjects. From other videos of his it's only really america that has this setup, i'm British and you have choose 1 subject, it's v tough to switch, same for most of the worlds uni it looks like

@@hfhfhhf1 yess here in the NL the same, switching is difficult, and costs a lot of time and money

a lot of people don't know what they wanna do in the future, so they would take the opportunity to go into college with an undeclared major, some with a little more favor towards one area. then they go in with a core curriculum, which helps them explore different areas as well. many even switch majors during their sophomore or junior year. I'm one of those who don't have one thing that we particularly love, but we explore along the way.

You don’t have to declare a major right away, for me I think I had to declare my third year, but then I ended up switching my fourth year and adding another major as well

Rabicay wiilka Ha shegin ...

you're basically paying for the current network AND alumni network that will guarantee you a job out of college.

9-10 hours as a freshman is insane. i have a 4.0 and i’m in HS and i don’t even study that much in a week. about your point on IVY leagues, people only care about IVY schools for the prestige and how it makes you look on paper, as well as the insane connections you can get being surrounded by rich and highly educated people. it definitely has its benefits, but besides that, there’s no difference than a regular uni.

@@marienne114 thank you for your answer! Yes, I know, 9-10 hours is a lot but I guess it's okay for my country, because i am not from the US, and I'm the top student of the class.

@@user-dg3qy4wg1b that makes sense. i had a feeling you were foreign from the US. good luck with your studies, if you keep that up in high school you definitely have potential to get into an IVY league.

@@marienne114 thank you!

I’m sorry but what is that? It sounds creepy tbh💀

@@tifzu_ As far as I know, it's just an elite society of students. Nothing too creepy goes on there(from Wikipedia)

im pretty sure he goes to a trade school?

Babson

Babson College!

Maybe she's really clever and can get more work done in short timespans.

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who says they're paying an arm and a leg? fin aid at ivies is really good - if your family makes under 70k a year you're guaranteed a free ride

@@grass666 I don't think you understand what you just said. Do you know how financial aid works? You eventually have to pay the loan back lol. Looking at their website, 2022-2023 averages around $80,000. Multiply that by the number of years you're there. And no, you're not "guaranteed" a "free ride" if your parents make under 70k a year. Not only do you have to pay financial aid back, but you're also paying interest on that loan. Regardless if you're able to secure work-study, scholarships, or grants, that amount paying for the degree is still significant. But the money wasn't even my point in the comment; it's getting a degree you can get anywhere for significantly cheaper. At that point, he's just paying for the degree to have "Yale" on it, which means his parents probably do make above the income you stated, at 70k. I'm assuming you're still in high school; I'm glad I can give you some insight into how financial aid works.

@@CameronGraham-of7tc lmfao no. I actually go to Yale. please look at an ivy league uni website, they are very proud of their generous financial aid policy and plaster it everywhere. these schools have endowments of BILLIONS of dollars, they are fully capable of paying tuition for their low income students, so they do. my family makes 25k a year and i have a FAFSA expected family contribution of 0, so yale pays for my housing, meal plan, and tuition. no loans.

@@CameronGraham-of7tc these policies were instituted relatively recently though, like within the past 10 years or so, so I can understand why you might not know this if you're on the older side and don't know any college aged kids looking at prestigious universities. fyi other liberal arts universities besides ivies are following suit - i was able to apply to schools like Swarthmore, Vassar, and Barnard as well because they similarly cover full tuition and room & board for their low-income students