College is not what you think it is. I am not sitting in a classroom for six hours listening to a professor speak about Shakespeare and the WW2.
I am not given homework assignments every night and told to hand them in next class.
I do not know my daily grade for each of the five classes I am taking, and I don't know if my professor even knows my name.
College today is a ton different than how it was 20+ years ago.
I go to class for about maybe three hours a day. Most of my time working on "college" is spent outside of the classroom. I am the one responsible for remembering my homework and when my ten-page essay is due.
I can skip class. I can leave early, and I can show up late. But, ya see, I am not doing that. I am a responsible person, even if you do not think I am.
I do get up every morning and drive myself to class. I do care about my assignments, grades, my degree, and my career.
I spend a lot of time on campus having conversations with my friends and relaxing outside.
I am sick of older generations thinking that us millennials are lazy, unmotivated, and ungrateful. While I am sure there are some who take things for granted, most of us paying to get a degree actually do give a s**t about our work ethic.
Dear mom and dad, I do care about my future and I am more than just a millennial looking to just get by. 
