Your guess is as good as mine.

[gaskin]

Hey there. I'm still here... still in school despite the fact that I should have graduated by now. It's been quite a ride.

I realized today that by the end of this semester, I still won't have enough credits to be considered a "senior." This puts my estimated graduation date at December of 2008... that is, as long as I don't withdraw from any more

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[hanaurimusume]

Yeah I'm 'supposed' to have graduated too

[doctorfedora]

It seems like a very large portion of our generation, at least those featuring some degree of introspection and the ability to reflect upon themselves, are having severe identity crises as they reach the end of college and enter the real world.

A large part of that is the fact that students today are all but expected to go to college, with a university degree now allegedly akin to what a high school diploma was years ago. I would argue that, rather, a university degree can be what a high school diploma basically is. I've met innumerable students who went to college primarily because they felt that they were expected to, and nearly all of them hit the B.A. track simply because it was most akin to the cruise through high school that they did largely on inertia

[wvurxgal]

Seriously, it's not worth it if you don't enjoy what you're doing. A liberal arts type degree in psychology will probably get you a job as a high school guidance counselor or something, maybe I'm wrong about that, but it seems silly unless you're going for a masters after