bring on the panic attacks and stomach aches

[katydid_]

is anyone else that is graduating this year getting really worried about whats going to happen after graduation in  terms of career or post-grad education choices? does anyone have a plan? Because i have realized i do not know what the crap i want to do with my life and it is stressing me the fuck out

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[sasta]

I really have zero clue as to what the hell I'm going to do with my life after this year.

I want to be an undergrad forever pretty much.

It looks like you have planne dout some options at least. That's like 12 steps ahead of myslef.

xox.

[katydid_]

I`m glad i`m not the only one.

undergrad forever is sounding pretty tempting right about now.

OH, and i saw ashley jarvis on the weekend and she said to say hi!

[counts_fireflys]

yea i have absolutely no idea what i'm going to do. i know i still have another year but i would still like to have something...you actually have options, me nothing.
but the demand of social workers is incredibly high. when i was thinking of going in that direction so many people were saying that they are badly needed. when i took the class social work they talked about that. like they burn out so quickly mainly becuase there are not enough social workers to carry the workload.

[sasta]

Social work is pretty much impossible to get into at Carleton.
You need like 1297129127 hours of volunteer service and like 129719272 references.
My friend has been trying for 3 years now and she is a volunteering machine :(

xox.

[katydid_]

that gave me a lot of hope...briefly... then erin`s comment pretty much dashed that dream haha

[krystin_mayer]

im in the same program as you but at carleton and have absolutely no idea what i want to do either, although i do have another year since i took a year off half way. algonquin has a good PR program apparently that i might look in to and you should too if you really dont want to go to toronto

[katydid_]

yeah, i thought about that one too. except the one in toronto is for people who have graduated uni in comm or something like it so its a lot more specialized and takes less time (1 year vs...3 or 4 or however many the one at algonquin is)... i may still consider it though.

[hard8]

i'm procrastinating growing up until i have to,
i'm going to travel as until i can't afford it,
i'll learn things that don't matter,
waste money and years,
and than go to teachers college
(most likely)
or something to that effect

[katydid_]

that sounds like a good plan. i don`t wanna grow up either. i think i`m still semi in denial that we`re actually graduating this year. like i am freaking out about it, but the full extent of my freaking out-ness hasn`t sunk in yet i don`t think.