Seriously shocked some of you are graduating, but I'm also proud.










of myself. For graduating next year 
jkjk what's everyone's short and long-term goals upon walking the stage?

I plan on nabbing a good job and relocating asap.

I graduated a couple years ago

still trying to figure out what to do with my life tho *dab*

Graduating next week if things stay on course.
I can choose an engineering concentration for mechanical, so I swapped from nanotech to machine operations.

That's like choosing the T-8OO over the T-1OOO

Graduated back in 2015. I miss everything about education aside from stress. Sadly, you can't have one without the other.

I graduated from UMass Amherst last Spring right as COVID started to fuck everything up, so I basically missed the last two months of my college experience, and never had a graduation ceremony. Sucks that I’ll never get those two months back, but I managed to find a job as a science teacher really quickly out of the gate, which was always my plan.

Teaching only 9th grade right now, but I was asked to teach a senior honors physics section next year, which I’m really excited for considering my teaching certification is in HS physics.

Being an “Adult” is kind of annoying but it has its perks.

I graduated before 4 years ago but I opted to do a post grad during covid. Mad right?

I should finish my dissertation in August, and graduate for the final time in November.

Like Nick, I missed the fun of Bachelor's but don't miss the stress. Looking back the stress seems irrelevant compared to now with the higher stakes, but it's all relative.

By Christmas I'll be wondering what all the fuss was about and just remember the good times.

There's still time to drop out bros.