fa·cil·i·tate /fəˈsiləˌtāt/ verb make (an action or process) easy or easier. "schools were located on the same campus to facilitate the sharing of resources" Similar: make easy/easier ease make possible make smooth/smoother

Our population grows naturally which means less resources and new problems.

am·big·u·ous /amˈbiɡyəwəs/ adjective (of language) open to more than one interpretation; having a double meaning. "ambiguous phrases" unclear or inexact because a choice between alternatives has not been made. "the election result was ambiguous" Similar: equivocal ambivalent open to debate open to argument arguable debatable Delphic cryptic enigmatic gnomic paradoxical misleading

college is not free, we need to take advantage!

It no longer matters what was in the past, it matters what we do right now moving forward. We need to keep going in life, despite our worries and doubts. We need to continue learning how to become better people who know how to deal with real world problems. We need to persevere and be active in our college experience. We don't need to just get it over with, we need to expand our mind while engaging our human spirit.

Finding new motivations...I thought I was doing this just to get a good paying job doing something I was kind of interested in but I guess I should be more ambitious and go for what I really want to do which is save lives! Animal lives! It is not impossible, it is hard, but not impossible!

It starts now!

We are always improving!

I don't want to just get by in life, I want to change the world for the better even if it's deemed a small change. I want to save lives. I care most about animals and I want to save them.

I think this is what scares me most as well because I'm so worried I will come off wrong.

This is something I struggle with because it is often so hard to see the point of living in a world as messed up and upside down as ours.

We are Learners not Students!

College was made to open our minds to the endless possibilities in life!

Learning is something we do everyday!

This made me think of my current workplace where my lead receptionist is outstanding in everything she does while the other receptionist is more lenient.

People notice this and will think highly of you leading to more amazing opportunities!

You should be more competent after graduating college!

This is called a good rapport!

For example, world leaders like our president or organizations like the UN.

Such is the hero trope in movies.

We need to see problems from various point of views.

It makes me think of how much veterinarians are under valued by the world simply because they are doctors for animals and not humans despite them going through rigorous training extremely on par with that of a physicians.

This just makes me think of famous musicians who didn't attend higher education but ended up making a way for themselves through sharing their talents with the world.

This is a very interesting look on creativity.

People with these traits are the most sought after.

For example what will become of us when the sun is destined to explode because it is a star?

Unethical behavior is the disease of the world.

So many careers are being changed due to new technology, which is a good and bad thing.

We need to focus more on the process of learning because this is what will shape how we continue to apply certain methods to real life problems.

It's the experiences that shape us.

Life-long learning is the goal! It will help us in every aspect of our lives. How will we learn to not repeat the same mistakes? Especially the mistakes our earlier generations made.

We need to improve how we learn so that we can use it for the better of man-kind.

Logically sound people make a difference in today's world.

How will we take what we learned and use it to change the world and make it a better place?

Meaningful as in how does this apply to your own life and personal experiences?

If they see the degrees on your resume they will consider you meaning they will think about it but this doesn't guarantee a secure profession.

No longer will a high school diploma get you by, you will need far more than that.

This is so true, I connected to this especially because when I went job searching for a veterinary assistant role after two years of putting it off I was very transparent about how much I learned but how much I retained since the. They told me the only thing that truly matters is my eagerness to learn and my compassion for the animals we are helping.

Times have changed, we need to fight harder for employers to see that we matter.

Effort counts, but more than is the choices you took to take full advantage our you education. A degree isn't just a participation trophy.

Our potential depends on how we view ourselves, we must believe in ourselves that we are fully capable of everything and anything.

Attend college events, be pro-active, prioritize your education, your paying for it!

Survival of the fittest! In any environment is genius because we need to be well-rounded which means not only experts in our chosen profession but in several aspects of life in order to live happily and with purpose.

This is extremely true, it shows in the work place when people come in late or slack off during down time.

What are you doing outside of lecture time?

There are going to be many.

Obsolete: adjective 1.no longer produced or used; out of date. "the disposal of old and obsolete machinery" Similar: out of date outdated outmoded old-fashioned no longer in use disused fallen into disuse superannuated outworn antiquated antediluvian anachronistic discarded discontinued old dated antique archaic ancient fossilized extinct defunct dead bygone out of fashion out behind the times démodé passé vieux jeu old hat out of the ark geriatric prehistoric past its sell-by date antwacky Opposite: contemporary current modern new up to date 2. Biology (of a part or characteristic of an organism) less developed than formerly or in a related species; rudimentary; vestigial. verbUS cause (a product or idea) to be or become obsolete by replacing it with something new. "we're trying to stimulate the business by obsoleting last year's designs"

This is natural as we are human and not computers that remember everything.

This is insane but true, just having a degree doesn't mean you'll get the job you really want, there is way more to do for certain professions, for example to become a veterinarian you need way more than just a bachelors in science or something related. They mostly look for experience in clinics, volunteer hours, and your hobbies outside of the vet med field.