New Inspiration

I've always said I had no desire to attend grad school...I figure a bachelors in the technology field with the necessary certifications would set me straight...but I have this professor...that sucks...I've never seen a lazier specimen in my entire life...his student assistant does all the grading of his papers and test, he doesn't teach nor explain in further detail nothing that I haven't studied myself in the book, and when students ask for help he prefers not to help because he feels that we're really just saying, "Hey can you do this problem for me?" So in truth, I'm actually teaching myself, and just simply receiving his approval of if "I taught myself efficiently." This makes me want to go to grad school just to become a professor, just because I want to take his job. Its situations like this that make students, more often at small HBCUs like the one I attend, not want to give back to the school as dedicated alumni. So when schools have to merge due to financial issues, or when historical schools loose accreditation, its usually because small issues like this complaint have escalated out of control..I figure I stop ranting and raving and do something about it...No one can ever say that I didn't fight for what I believed