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please

im a new brony my pony has been created

I had a teacher like Twilight once.
 

 

 
 
I got perfect scores on my test.

I would work as hard as possible to live up to twilight’s expectations.
 
and like anypony i would just love to snuggle fluttershy :P

All of my professors at this point are somewhere in between. One might call them balanced, which is something I am grateful for.

Twilight = Engineering schools  
Fluttershy = Liberal arts schools

Fluttershy sounds like she teaches in a Waldorf school.
 
Then again, I never visited a Waldorf school and all I know about them are stereotypes and cliches.

Professor Twi is a jerk…and my school was mostly Twilights…blegh

I’m a senior at my university and I can safely say most of my professors are/were Fluttershys, I probably only had one or two Twilights and even then they weren’t as strict as shown here. :P The one Twilight trait that all of them did share though was that every single class required me to get books for them, and sadly many of them are pretty damn expensive (especially if the books must be bought from the university’s own book store and not through something like Chegg).
 
For anyone curious, I’m a management information systems major (short way to explain it: we learn plenty of computing and managerial skills, with classes ranging from programming to accounting [though I actually hated accounting, thank goodness it’s not my major so passing that class with a C was “good enough” to move on]).

>Cent  
Oh, american law.

No just the Letter of the Law down to the last dotted “i”, and crossed “t”, and NOT A CENT MORE!

@Ichijoe  
>Letter of the law  
In the literal rule, or the golden rule? Yes  
(Not as much for Golden)
 
For the now more widely used mischief rule?  
Nope

@Rawrasaur  
Thats where you’re having your misconceptions. There is no such thing as intent. ONLY the LETTER OF THE LAW. More so if your a Tax Lawyer…

I flippn’ hate group work, so I’ll take Twis Class…

I have a bunch of Fluttershy type professors.

@Pony Paradox
 
Actually, I can see this happening in the staff room…
 
Laid out in a pentagon on the floor are a number of ancient tomes and lexicons. Ancient grammar books, and essay references. The ink and graphite of many a pen and pencil ground and mixed into a glorious slurry.
 
Then, standing around with paper towels draped over their heads as hoods, they chanted the holy versus…

@AaronMk
 
“they had to summon a third proofreader”
 
Ia,Ia, Proof-reader Ftagan!”
 
 
I’m sorry, I’m sick, I couldn’t help myself.

I’m in university too, in medical school, and basically all my teachers are a mix of Twilight and Fluttershy, about 75% Twilight and 25% Fluttershy.

@Rawrasaur
 
My god! Did you suffered it as well?

Most teachers I had were Fluttershy. I think it was because it meant less work for them.

@QuasarNova  
Your field requires you to be a horrible dick to everyone and follow the letter, not intent, of what is intended to be the justice system.
 
Making you do ridiculous things that make you angry at the world is exactly what your professors should do to enforce this.

Law School = Twilight for 4 consecutive years with just 1 Fluttershy every blue moon

@Background Human Biology maybe?

I think the closest professor to Twilight I got was for my required writing class. He was strict, but the good kind. Still cool guy though.
 
Barely made it through, if only because I fucked up on the portfolio and they had to summon a third proof-reader to look at my stuff. He ultimately decided my fuck up was a honest mistake.
 
I hadn’t indented my essay right. I had it all centered, except the first two paragraphs…