yea so I can confidently say I'm built different then..

never had a minimum wage job even when I just had my associates, so your scare tactic has been deflected

no one said any degree is a meal-ticket but it is something, you do what you will with it

why did u leave out what you got a degree in

its so brutal out here man

why is this perfect tho

Congratulations @op
Celebrate this, it's a hell of a moment

Love that for you. Used that quarantine time wisely.

Nice. One of my old roommates did the same degree. He works in recruitment and does quite a bit of travelling for work.

congrats. i actually did the same thing around the same age as well. was worth it. but the student loans part still sucks

was hoping biden wouldn’t flop with the forgiveness and i’d have the come up of the century, but not everything works out like that unfortunately lol

bro that Biden thing was gonna HITTTTTT so good for people like you and me.

I applied and everything, it would've been such a relief I was looking at it like I got my degree's for free/very very cheap

but.....sigh

any chance he might go hard with it one more time before elections to get that vote?

yup precisely because quarantine made everything remote I was like "what easier time to do classes whilst also working, if travel time is non-existent for both"

it was good till they started mandating on-campus but that was a vibe too, loved my college experience ready for the future

thats a good tip, i'm going to be fixing up my resume very soon cuz i'ma start job searching

recruitment is not a bad field to look into, good looks bro

It's probably good enough

And nah didn't take it yet. I honestly don't even feel inclined to take it until I get a job that will pay for the degree lol

Hell yeah this is awesome I went back with all the online school s*** coincidentally starting up in 2020 and it helped me and my motivation and balance so much too

There's some grad schools that are all online and more "at your pace" that might only require 1 night class or even none at all

Ball state and capella I think are the biggest with the most classes/disciplines and high acceptance rates. And these schools can be cheap af with crazy scholarships

Depends on the field and uni but 3.5 in US is great afaik you only need higher if you're trying for a crazy established school or specific types of programs

Congrats

Congratulations

you did what to who?

Congrats man such a big accomplishment. I have 2 more years to go but I’m powering through it!

W

The hardest thing I ever did was get a college degree

So proud of you. Be very proud of yourself man. Absolutely huge accomplishment. Frame that diploma & put it somewhere you & others can admire

taking a break from school for the moment while I sort things out but a Masters is something I want to look into for the future! good looks on the tip brodii

bro keep at your pace and just get through it

2 years is a blink of an eye how time be moving rn

just focus on the next deadline and next deadline and by the time you look up you're right there

I remember walking to class one day and looking at the path ahead of me and calculating it like if it was my degree timeline and I had such a long road, but now I look back and i'm completely done

time is a construct

let's get this bread bbygirl.

Congrats bro! How many credits were you taking per semester? I keep wanting to do more than 6 credits but I know I'm setting myself up for failure. Gonna be another year before I get my associates at this rate