- Aug 4, 2010
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Why change colleges just to get a ring if your good and know that your good why change your school 3 times and be a 26yr. old man in college not close to a degree of a 25 yr old women. It makes no sense:clapping:
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I can think of someone who I would consider a ring chaser and I'm not sure they have ever graduated from a university. They are on their 3rd or 4th college right now and just keep jumping around.
It is one thing if you are actually getting an education while doing so. Say you cheer and get your bachelors but never get a ring and decide to go for a masters then go somewhere that has a good program and you can work for your ring. Those are a-okay to me, but there are those out there that just want a ring and the education doesn't mean squat. If you are going to chase after a ring atleast get your moneys worth in your education while doing so.
as much as i love cheerleading and i would absolutely LOVE a ring, i have to consistently tell myself that i'm at school to get a degree, not a get a cheerleader. when you fill out a resume for a job, they arent going to care if you have 4 national champion rings. its not a college degree.
once again that comes down to chosen field and priorities. what do you think mattered more to my owner, my masters or my ability to do and teach cheer(im a cheer director). i think those who go to school and never get a degree are silly, but chasing a ring is just another form of dedication to excellence. they are willing to change their entire life for the pursuit of greatness. some people are just scared to do that, and will settle. ive been to three schools, jco-bachelors-masters, have a top notch education, and went to the best schools and won. it can be done. people who drop out of school and dont take it seriously would do that anyway despite the ring chasing portion. if you are a slacker you are a slacker, adding cheer doesnt bring that out. its only a symptom.
Why change colleges just to get a ring if your good and know that your good why change your school 3 times and be a 26yr. old man in college not close to a degree of a 25 yr old women. It makes no sense:clapping:
once again that comes down to chosen field and priorities. what do you think mattered more to my owner, my masters or my ability to do and teach cheer(im a cheer director). i think those who go to school and never get a degree are silly, but chasing a ring is just another form of dedication to excellence. they are willing to change their entire life for the pursuit of greatness. some people are just scared to do that, and will settle. ive been to three schools, jco-bachelors-masters, have a top notch education, and went to the best schools and won. it can be done. people who drop out of school and dont take it seriously would do that anyway despite the ring chasing portion. if you are a slacker you are a slacker, adding cheer doesnt bring that out. its only a symptom.