college

Sometimes people render us speechless with their unbelievable cluelessness. 

It pays to review your work, especially if you have roommates who are hilarious dicks.

How does a teacher grade fairly when a student has just put real work into something so damn stupid?

If you're over the age of 30 and you're still bragging about how many natty lights you can throw down, it might be a good time to rethink what you're bringing to the table.

Job Interviews can be hard and awkward. But they don't have to be THIS hard an awkward.

We all had one bad teacher in high school (if not more). No matter what you did, for that teacher it was always wrong. Sadly, teachers are people too and were likely dealing with their own sh*t while at work (we all have those days). But sometimes there's no excuse for the way a teacher treats their students - no matter how annoying they are. Here are 27 stories about the worst kind of teachers who probably need a chill pill, an island holiday and a stiff drink all at the same time. Honestly, if people really bother you that much, why go into teaching? Then again, what would AskReddit be without stories like these? 

Reddit was asked what things people do that make them look uneducated. Do you do any of these?

David Red is an absolute master of the meme.

After seeing another article about Millennials ruining education, twitter user Jenny Bann brought up some relevant information regarding the disciplinary history of students of yesteryear.

Consider yourself informed, some people don't think earthquakes exist.

Basically, a whole lot of insanity-riddled sh*t goes down sometime past midnight. These poor kids pushed themselves to the bring of sanity, and fell right on off the edge. 

Damn onions have my eyes feeling some type of way in here. 

To be fair to previous generations, they did have to walk to school uphill both ways in the snow.

Some dudes just refuse to grow up. Thank goodness. 

When it comes to university professors, it's a mixed bag. Some are like Robin Williams in Dead Poets' Society, and others are like Ms. Trunchbull from Matilda. There's no predicting what kind of teacher you'll get... well, that was until Rate My Professor was launched. This website allows students to rate and review their professors and universities. Like TripAdvisor, but for classes. As expected, some of these reviews are hilarious (and informative). Check out the most priceless ones below - and be thankful that you weren't in these classes!