Dec 14, 2019
No directionThanks king
hows life treating you? Not too bad, life is good right now
Dec 14, 2019·1 replyNo directionUniversity of Illinois (I won’t tell you which one out of the three campuses) why though?
I’m from Illinois too so was curious. That is a good school tho
Dec 14, 2019No directionI just turned in my final thesis paper for my masters accounting capstone class and I’m finally done with college forever.
I am sad that I’m leaving the town I spend almost 8 years in
I am also so depressed knowing that I spend 8 years living alone and now I’m going back to live with my parents 
My parents are open to me going anywhere I want but it’s easier said than done. I also know so many friends that have their masters and still struggling to find a job or working making $18 an hr.
School is really a trap fam. I know like 5 dudes with a full college education still living with their parents cause they still can’t afford to live alone.
On top of all this I met this gorgeous girl who is moving to Houston, while I’ll be stuck in Illinois in this cold ass weather searching for jobs and s***
i haven’t been this depressed in a while man Motivation. There’s a way out.
- Dec 14, 2019·1 replyMac Wit Da Cheese
I’m from Illinois too so was curious. That is a good school tho
What city you stay in?
- Dec 14, 2019·1 replyNo direction
What city you stay in?
Just recently moved to north burbs for a job. Originally from the city tho not far from UIC area
- Dec 14, 2019·1 replyMac Wit Da Cheese
Just recently moved to north burbs for a job. Originally from the city tho not far from UIC area
I live around boiling-brook fam! These suburbs are so depressing
- Dec 14, 2019·1 replyNo direction
I live around boiling-brook fam! These suburbs are so depressing
Lol yeah especially in IL. Suburbs boring af
- Dec 14, 2019·1 replyMac Wit Da Cheese
Lol yeah especially in IL. Suburbs boring af
I grew up in Canada and saint Louis, and moved to Chicagoland 5 years ago but never really made friends out here because I was always away in college. Now I’m 26 so obviously it will be impossible to make friends since I’m movin with my parents. But I’m really trynna move else where soon bro
- Dec 14, 2019·1 replyNo direction
I grew up in Canada and saint Louis, and moved to Chicagoland 5 years ago but never really made friends out here because I was always away in college. Now I’m 26 so obviously it will be impossible to make friends since I’m movin with my parents. But I’m really trynna move else where soon bro
How did you like Canada & St Louis in comparison? I’ve been in IL my whole life
- Dec 14, 2019·1 reply
If ur qualified and having a rly hard time finding a job chances are u need to look outside of ur area
- Dec 14, 2019Magician
Got your whole life ahead of you
breathe, relax and think, you’re in a better position than most your ageThis big facts
- Dec 14, 2019Mac Wit Da Cheese
How did you like Canada & St Louis in comparison? I’ve been in IL my whole life
Saint Louis was a s*** show bro. Very uncultured and very white. But Chicago suburbia is somewhat more like the suburbs of Toronto but like I said I have no friends here so it’s extremely depressing. Nothing beats Toronto man. The one thing I do love America in general compared to Toronto is that it’s not crowded and Chicago is way cheaper than Toronto. Also way more opportunities out here than in Canada
Ellinia 🍰Dec 14, 2019·2 repliesCongrats on finishing college and getting your degree. I think many people don't use their time in college that well. In college you supposed be learning ofc, but it's also an opportunity to build connections w people in the field you'll be working in. Through connections you can increase your chance of getting a job quickly.
But yea, I do agree that college doesn't work for many people.
- Dec 14, 2019·1 replyEllinia
Congrats on finishing college and getting your degree. I think many people don't use their time in college that well. In college you supposed be learning ofc, but it's also an opportunity to build connections w people in the field you'll be working in. Through connections you can increase your chance of getting a job quickly.
But yea, I do agree that college doesn't work for many people.
Low key you spoke all fax
i was so busy having fun and focusing solely on papers and exams that I Never took the opportunity to do internships or build networking connections - Dec 14, 2019Shammy
If ur qualified and having a rly hard time finding a job chances are u need to look outside of ur area
I mean I have a degree but apparently just having a degree (two in my case) doesn’t make you qualified smh
Dec 14, 2019·2 repliesconnections>>>education
Dec 14, 2019·1 replyNo directionI just turned in my final thesis paper for my masters accounting capstone class and I’m finally done with college forever.
I am sad that I’m leaving the town I spend almost 8 years in
I am also so depressed knowing that I spend 8 years living alone and now I’m going back to live with my parents My parents are open to me going anywhere I want but it’s easier said than done. I also know so many friends that have their masters and still struggling to find a job or working making $18 an hr.
School is really a trap fam. I know like 5 dudes with a full college education still living with their parents cause they still can’t afford to live alone.
On top of all this I met this gorgeous girl who is moving to Houston, while I’ll be stuck in Illinois in this cold ass weather searching for jobs and s***
i haven’t been this depressed in a while man Look at finance gigs on upwork.
See which ones are popular and pay welll, then google around and practice until you can get those.
Work up your experience then re apply elsewhere
- Dec 14, 2019·1 replyBlackOnBlack
Look at finance gigs on upwork.
See which ones are popular and pay welll, then google around and practice until you can get those.
Work up your experience then re apply elsewhere
F*** no. I’m not about to learn anything new or “practice” anything new after spending all these years in college and attaining two different degree. I’m straight looking for a job that pays me well. I’m not doing any course work, taking extra classes or so forth unless I have a job that’s paying for it and I’m required to take it
Dec 14, 2019·1 replyPost-grad life isn’t for the weak. It’s hard dawg.
- Dec 14, 2019·1 replyNo direction
F*** no. I’m not about to learn anything new or “practice” anything new after spending all these years in college and attaining two different degree. I’m straight looking for a job that pays me well. I’m not doing any course work, taking extra classes or so forth unless I have a job that’s paying for it and I’m required to take it
Lol nigga you the one complaining about not getting a job. Doesn’t sound like that’s going to happen.
Should have not fell for the masters meme
- Dec 14, 2019·1 replyLegacy
connections>>>education
Sort of. More
Experience > paper degrees
- Ellinia 🍰Dec 14, 2019No direction
Low key you spoke all fax
i was so busy having fun and focusing solely on papers and exams that I Never took the opportunity to do internships or build networking connections Many people are deceived like that yea. College throws so many papers and exams n s*** at people that you barely get the chance to figure out wtf you're even doing. It was similar for me until a teacher actually approached me and told me she thought I'd be suited for an internship at a certain company. That's when it clicked for me.
Don't overthink it all too much though. You've got your degree. College is a good place to build connections but it's not like you'll never make any again for the rest of your life now.
- Dec 14, 2019·1 replyCurlyZ
Post-grad life isn’t for the weak. It’s hard dawg.
This is why everyone stays around for a “masters” which ends up being 80% the same as the undergrad degree content.
- Dec 14, 2019Legacy
connections>>>education
Exactly
- Dec 14, 2019·2 repliesBlackOnBlack
This is why everyone stays around for a “masters” which ends up being 80% the same as the undergrad degree content.
lol facts. I was (still kinda am) considering going back to school for a graduate degree only to escape the post-grad life.
This s*** depressing foreal and I don’t blame people for wanting going back to school. Tens of thousands of dollars in debt and no little to no jobs that would allow us to pay it back without starving. The system broken.