JR Smith is living his best life as a proud student at North Carolina A&T and he wants us to be part of the journey as he live tweets his school journey. The NBA Champion recently enrolled at NC A&T so that he can finish his studies and take his talents to the green to play golf and represent his school in the NCAA.

The 35-year-old would've been an awesome classmate no doubt and we're getting a taste of ‘College JR' as he's constantly on Twitter (like a true Gen Z-er) updating everyone on what's going in school.

On Thursday, Smith went on social media to share that he was done with his English homework and how the book he just was simple ‘dope':

He even went on to share that he was done with his first tutoring session and expressed how grateful he was for his mentor, Mrs. Burke:

As we can all guess, college life for an NBA superstar will be quite hard and it seems that Smith is still trying to adjust and adapt:

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Though a lot of people are mocking Smith for his decision to go back to school, it's actually quite laudable. The former Sixth Man Of The Year never had the chance to go to college as he chose to go to the NBA after being drafted right out of high school at the young age of 18. Smith was picked up by the New Orleans Hornets as the 18th overall pick and went on to build a solid career in the NBA before retiring after the 2019-2020 season.