Do you keep your notebooks from college?

[the game]

So I like to keep ahold of my notebooks from my classes that I take for my degree. Especially the technical class ones. Do you keep yours?

[Buckeyenut88]

Yes I did save mine. I have some neatly packed away and others I reference regularly on my bookcase.

[Tziva]

I have them from a few classes, where the notes were particularly useful in terms of the information they held or were from classes I super enjoyed. I was the type of person for every useful page of notes I would have two pages of doodles, so I didn't end up with a lot of comprehensive notes after graduation. Maybe 3-4 classes, max.

I also saved basically every book I ever bought for my degree coursework. Not the general ed stuff, but everything else. But I like books and a number of them are things I'd want in my library anyway, so no regrets except when I move and have to move them.

[Tennis]

So I like to keep ahold of my notebooks from my classes that I take for my degree. Especially the technical class ones. Do you keep yours?

No? Why would I go to college when I can go to a top university.

[God Save The King]

I keep all my text books, and keep the corresponding notebooks with them. My coursework was heavily related to my post-collegiate work, so I do often pull out a textbook and notebook for reference.

[Tziva]

No? Why would I go to college when I can go to a top university.

I thought most people were familiar with the usage already, but to Americans college" is synonymous with "uni." Going to a top university would still be colloquially called going to college.

[the game]

I thought most people were familiar with the usage already, but to Americans college" is synonymous with "uni." Going to a top university would still be colloquially called going to college.

Also generally University is the whole organization that often breaks down into individual colleges. Like at my university we have the college of technology, the college of arts, etc., etc. The university houses each of the individual colleges.

[Linri]

i saved a lot of my school books, and note books i am sure i saved certain ones, that i enjoyed the class of

i forgot to return a book in 6th grade english at the end of the school year, i remember be afraid that they would come after me for "stealing" it haha

[Deleted]

Never had any. Hardly ever took notes. Personally I find it distracting from what's actually going on, and it's mostly all in the book anyway. Pay attention in class, read the book once or twice before finals, good to go.

[I Push Buttons]

I have all my notes and every paper I wrote on an external drive around here somewhere.

[Kellhound]

I keep my notes, papers, text books, etc. when ever I can. I still have papers I wrote 20 years ago....

[Izalla]

I kept mine mostly because I decorated the covers and really like the way they look. I peeled off the very top layer of the glossy stuff so that it's just papery and then drew logos of bands I like and filled in all the empty space with lyrics from said bands. Looks pretty snazzy.

[belfpala]

So I like to keep ahold of my notebooks from my classes that I take for my degree. Especially the technical class ones. Do you keep yours?

I barely kept mine during the class. Except the ones that were mostly doodles, which I did keep.

Taking written notes was never a solid learning technique for me. Actively listening and then solving problems worked better.

[Jakexe]

No? Why would I go to college when I can go to a top university.

A smart person would know they're the same in the US. Guess you wouldn't be going to any top level institute.

[vindicatorx]

So I like to keep ahold of my notebooks from my classes that I take for my degree. Especially the technical class ones. Do you keep yours?

I did till I graduated then I pitched them all.

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A smart person would know

Well lol it's Tennis. No one has ever accused Tennis of being smart.

[Moxal]

I have a couple left that are for classes/topics I particularly wanted to save (algorithms, data structures, computation theory, etc), the rest got thrown away.