College Dropouts Sneak Into Harvard for 48 Hours 

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The pov of your faces with the GoPros at the end was f’ing hilarious 😂😂😂

You guys changed my life. I graduated yesterday. Just before that, my class went to the beach. It was 10 pm and the water was freezing, fog everywhere. My friends wouldn’t go in with me. I wanted to go so I went in. Minutes later, there were almost 50 kids in from different schools who followed me because they saw me swimming. One of my favorite nights of all time. I hope I can find myself in college. Seek discomfort.

The ending hit me hard honestly, after 2 years I still haven't went to a single party, dont really even talk to anyone in university.. Thank you for a nice video and good reminder that what this college/university time is all about..

Creating a video for your funeral is an idea my dad had and made into a company! It’s called MyStory, The Story Telling Place. The idea is that you are interviewed and tell your story firsthand, so important details wouldn’t get lost for future generations, and the video of “your story” would play at your funeral. My dad made a video himself and it played at his funeral, it was beautiful ❤️

They are having a deep convo but the pov is killing me 😂😂😂😂

The serious conversation with the GoPros at the end had me on the floor laughing. You two are so funny together.

Pro tip: if you’re already in college and somewhat close to graduating, don’t drop out. Finish your degree while working towards your goal. That way, you still have a college degree at the end of the day, in case the goal doesn’t work out as expected. It gives you options.

I can't take the deep conversation at the end seriously with that camera angle, it's too funny

I spent a summer in Cape Cod and we spent the last few days in Boston. On our last day we went to Harvard in the morning. We sat on the grass and the place was hopping as it was the first week back after summer. A young guy came up to us and introduced himself to me and my friends and we had a great chat with him. He then Revealed he suffered from crippling nerves and anxiety and was so happy he had met some people on his first day in college and hoped we could become friends. I didn't have the heart to tell him we were on an evening flight out of Boston to Dublin. So what we did then was we literally went from group to group of freshers over the next few hours mingling and getting this guy a new set of friends. Would you believe it Worked!!! (his name was Phillip)

Honestly: if you’re close to finishing college don’t drop out. You can try the crazy thing afterwards but then you have some kind of base to fall back to in case your first attempt fails.

How to summon the Brazilians...play a bit of their epic anthem at 0:26. Ahmed's story really hit me. Just hearing that his house was bombed, shows the dark reality of what it means to be in a warzone, and it makes us thankful enough to not be in one. While I'm glad Ahmed has a much better life in the US thanks to the UN refugee program, I also feel bad for what the US has done to his country. Thank you for showing his story with the rest of us. College isn't for everyone, but for those who choose to continue, it can certainly be a lifechanging experience. As shown with the partying...and the POV (which was the chef's kiss lol).

I have a degree, although I don't work in the field. I really appreciated how you mentioned the privilege of going to school, because a lot of things need to go your way in order to attend university. I've been out of school for 10 years now and I have forgotten a tonne of the things that I was taught. But many of the friendships that I made are still intact. I think university teaches you how to teach yourself. You learn skills and techniques for being a life long learner, even if you forget the facts. You don't NEED to go to uni in order to be successful. It's just another one of those life experiences.

I’m a college dropout. While I miss the learning I don’t miss the pressure at all. And I’m still okay with my decision. Now I know I can learn anything if I just buy my own books and study on my own.

Something I'd like to add is that finding the right college for you is equally as important as the decision of going or not going. I graduated last year with a degree in a field that I hate and with not many new friends that stuck around through to the end. I followed my friends and a girl to the school I went to and it was not at all the environment I needed to grow. Wrong city for my music career, wrong list of programs for me to choose from, wrong community of people for me to connect with, etc, etc. I went with a full ride and ended up resenting my choices so much that I started not caring and lost my scholarships. Now I'm in debt for a degree that has yet to help me get a job over a year later and in a career field that I despise anyways. DO NOT take the most comfortable route with college. It will waste your money and stunt your growth. At least the relationships that I already had when going into college grew into definite lifelong friendships. In the end, there's a reason for everything that happens. A year after graduating I was still in the area and met the love of my life there. I now know that to be the reason I made all those decisions years ago. ❤️💙

One thing I love about the group is they always leave someplace just amazed and feeling the need to say “wow, that was amazing” despite the countless things they get to experience that some if not most people can’t experience. Extremely humble

If anyone is hiring Harvard grads hit me up

I can’t take u guys seriously with the go pros like that, that had me dying🤣

I loved the ending. It was so real yet so hard to keep a straight face with that camera view

I'm not even sorry Eric's idea's are AMAZING a soap mat? Give me one! Also silent coffee shops YES. (Eric you are a highly underrated awesome person, this one's for you

the inspirational speech at the end almost made me tear up 😂

Talking about Harvard, mentions Harvard being featured in countless movies, shows clip from Good Will Hunting where Will is solving a problem on a Blackboard at MIT, where Will works as a janitor. LOL

I admit that many people go to the college simply because college provide a basic certificate to apply for job (including me). That was the thing for a while so a lot of people don't really need to understand wtf they are doing as long as they get the degree. It's really naive way of thinking but that's how it is. The most important thing is how you make connection, your first job and the next one after. Whatever you do in your life, make sure it was worth it. Took 5 or 6 years to graduate? no worries. You spent more because you build something along the way. Graduate in 3 years but no social life? no problem. You can build relation with extra 1 year you have or earn money faster or join a top company who can provide you with more connection to expand your network or knowledge. Same thing with dropout. As long as you have a purpose in your life, go for it and hit it hard.

I have been secretly attending university classes over the past 7 years. To be honest, its easy......... unless buildings are key-card entry only.

i was laughing the whole time,, yes theory’s sense of humor is getting better each video HAHAHSHASH loving it

Yes Yes YES.... 1000 times YES!!!! I am literally always shouting on the rooftops to have fun in college, meet people, try new things, grades do not define you, be who you want to be and connect with some amazing people while doing it! As a college student I cannot tell you how many people simply do not experience connecting with others! Thanks for using your platform to share the importance of connection

You two really got me with this one! Wow. The bonding experience you both had in this was amazing and the ending had me in tears because I could even feel the love between the two of you. Seriously GREAT episode and thank you for sharing raw discussions like you did at the end!

Awesome video guys, love the new vids with Tommy & Eric together!

I was genuinely shocked to see that Harvard hoodies are made by Gildan! Would have thought an Ivy League school would splash out a bit more than that 😂

That bedtime moment at the end really made my heart full. You guys are great!

I work at a uni... And I'm always asked "does this degree guarantee me a job" from both prospects and current. Honestly, the answer is No...for the most part and in my opinion, I think you'll have a better chance of getting a job with connections and experience. School really isn't for everyone (important and not necessarily need for everything). Some careers do require it and are mandatory, but having experience and connections on top...your ahead of the game compared to those who Don't. Myself for example, my degree is so pointless and isn't related to my career at all... Do I regret spending 4-5years in something "useless"? Nope, cause it was an experience that taught me a lot about myself and the education system. The connections and experience I made while a student was what really got me my job. My personal advice for newly graduated high school students who are lost in what to do. Either put in the effort to try various jobs (could be volunteering too) and or attend post secondary. Also for those attending post secondary, be active! Don't just attend class and call it a day... Join clubs, volunteer/work, attend study groups, get to know your instructors and peers. Get the most out of the uni/college experience! It's not all about the grades... Don't be like me but my motto even when I was in elementary school was to just "pass and have fun" lol

I love that this channel is now focused on what the original Yes Theory is.

I seriously love you guys! Endlessly enjoying your content. Thank you for the inspo and humor! ♥️🙏

Wow, the first yes theory video I ever watched was ‘pretending to be students for 24 hours’ - I cannot believe how much has changed in the last four years, it’s been a journey for all of us

The app bit is hilarious!! Great work guys keep it rollin

As someone who dropped out of their dream course subject, I appreciate this video. There is always that lingering voice, yet through action and showing myself my decision was the correct one I continue confidently ✨

feels like the old yes theory, Love the energy boys! keep it up the excellent work - much love from canada

These videos provide such a big smile every time I watch them thank you for all What u do !! please keep uploading

Awesome video :)) !! I always take a lesson from each video. I’m on my pathway towards college, still deciding where to go , but my focus has shifted because of this video. “Put your pencil down, go out and make some friends”

Yes! These are the stories we need!!! The real, close, personal stories.

I am so happy that you guys took on Eric I've been following him for awhile always hilarious videos with him and his mom. Perfect fit for yes theory

haha this sure put a smile on my face!!! yall are an awesome duo!!! brings back the original yes theory vibes! Much love from GUAM!!! :D

This was so good, light-hearted, & creative

If your smile isn't frozen in place when you watch any of these videos especially these two then you are not a happy person because every video I have ever seen brings pure happiness and joy.

I'd love some information on how your friend worked with displaced kids!

Totally agree with Tommy. I graduated from university in 2015 and I wish I made the most of university. I wish I had met more people, done more exercise and experienced the college/university experience more.

Okay for some reason it was on my recommendation and I love it! You got yourselves a subscriber!

Honestly, love both of you so much. How are you guys so FUNNNNYYYY? I have such a good time watching your videos.

University/College is the best thing a young person can do imo Meeting so many new people. Living away from home for the first time. Parties. Sports. Beautiful campus to enjoy if you pick a good place. Constant fun

Tommy shouldn't feel bad about dropping out. No one should feel bad about dropping out. If you're doing well and you're happy - it's all that matters. A degree doesn't equal good life and happiness.

A dorm with it's own executive style library. That's the "I pay at least 100k a semester" level of university.

Eric you seriously are hilarious!! Thanks for the smiles!

im back to college after 10 year break and I am appreciative of my time now with it, thank you for inspiring me again

Absilutely one of the best videos I have ever watched on all the channels.. Bonus is that scene of them partying, I just laughed my butt off😂

Loved the message of this video, the camera angle was wonderful as well.

Eric's brain + Tommy's brain together is always a good time. Also, I want whatver Eric takes for those ideas to pop up. LOL!

This video was so fun to watch LOVED IT. MAKE MORE OF THESE 🤩🤩

I was having a really bad day got some news about medical crap that was not good . You two really made my day better your hilarious keep up the good work !!!

this is such a feel-good video...and I love Tommy's humor. Keep it up, boys.

Harvard was established in 1636 in the colonial, pre-Revolutionary era by vote of the Great and General Court of Massachusetts Bay Colony. In 1638, the university acquired British North America's first known printing press. In 1639, it was named Harvard College after John Harvard (whose statue you can see at 1:43), an English clergyman who had died soon after immigrating to Massachusetts, bequeathed it £780 and his library of some 320 volumes. The charter creating Harvard Corporation was granted in 1650.

I can't stop laughing with these two and their bits 😂😂 And it's perfect because there are also real, heartfelt moments in the videos. Keep them coming!

The last chat between Erik and tom was so good and the funny camera shots made it even better

Pleasure meeting you boys! Glad you got to get the tour of campus!

I actually love this duo! ❤

Eric was basically like "we should give people an app that lets them post their pictures on the line"

no but those forehead GoPro shots get me every.single.time 😂

Seek Discomfort is my new favorite channel! 💕

Fun tips: you can message your classmates and Canvas (or whatever online tool your school uses) and invite them to a study discord server. I’ve found that making friends that way is cool and easy. Also, there’s a lot of opportunity to volunteer your time to help with a good cause, you can make friends and help people.

I really like the advice given in the last part of the video. I was almost about to cry.

Love this channel so much and I just found it.

A lesson from my own life, you don't need to go to the best of the best colleges to make it. Even those in the middle tier that are more affordable and still have good opportunities can make a huge difference. You will be surprised at how much you can still do and succeed.

Hahaha this video was so much fun to come along for! Loved it!

That advice at the end was solid. Wish someone had told me that when I was in college.

The anti culture lol Dropout? Na I am dropping in. I learn so much from their channel.

Theses POV go pro heads are hilarious loved it! Can we see moreeeee

This was so cute. Love seeing Tommy and Eric!

I liked the story of Ahmed and the app idea. Also enjoyed the headcam view.nice one.

So excited to watch this!

LOVED THIS!!

Great video. Now, if I find myself in Boston once, I will go and attend a Harvard class. Love from Spain!!

The serious heartfelt conversation with the face cams was gold

The “4 years of experience” remark a the end of the vid really speaks to me lol. How do companies expect entry level employees to have that much experience right out the gate?

The best type of videos yes theory makes!!!

great work guys as always

*The second channel lowkey getting better than the first haha great vid guys!*

this was amazing

Ahmed is so inspiring. I really want to get his book

That library is a DREAM

this video is comforting. ive never been to a college party and im a coming 4th year college student in architecture, its my dream course and im kinda losing passion about it. i want to dropout but i dont know what to do next. i really want to be in the fashion industry right now.

Making a wise life advice with that silly GoPro angle is hilarious 😂😂😂 I love it

You guys are so inspiring! It’s my goal to hit 1k this year! Going all out to do it! Amazing video ideas from you help us all grow

The community aspect of university is so huge!

the go pro angle is amazing omg

14:24 Being 35 and have gone through all the things Ive went through in my life as far as struggles, This has never been a more true comment. Ive busted my ass to apply for great jobs, worked extra to get promotions.... but in the end, Its really about who you know and who value you. Make it count.

eric is hilarious! Tommy and Eric work so well together

This duo is unmatched!!

Awesome vid!!!

Yes the experience required at the end was the most relatable thing ive seen in here

I stopped with college 2 weeks ago, I just felt depressed and I just wasnt happy with where I was, I'm 24 now and I still have nothing in my hands. I really want to start editing full time, thats like the dream. Its hard to find a study that focuses on editing in Belgium, but i'll figure it out!

The end had me laughing but touched my heart.... To be honest, you all that are in the US should always take advantage of the privileges you have cause I'm from the heart of Africa and have been declined passage to the US in hope to better my studies and a better future than what I see ahead.. Been moving from country to country trying to find different ways or possibility to increase my chances of getting an F1 visa to the US.. Hope y'all stay positive and keep pushing.. Love you strangers...