#of the administration of my degree

[sluttyfranzkafka]

school's making me desperate. i've already been simply working for two months but they're holding my degree hostage due to information they lost and continue to refuse to JUST LOOK UP between periods of complete radio silence. even my boss is calling them every few days but they're throwing us both in circles. feeling so angry and hopeless as you either have a degree or you have nothing and my job is being as flexible about it as they legally can but I'm missing pay and extra hours because of it.

[lolastones]

I’ve decided I’m going to get my IT certification!! I’m excited ☺️

[whimsicmimic]

i have (technically) officially graduated. i am a man with a degree.

[bylrndgm]

psychology bachelor and master... you're the loss of my life

[doubletrucks]

back on my talking in the tags bullshit like it's 2015 🫡

[ritahayworrth]

i know i'm in a low place when i think about selling my soul and getting a business degree

[kuiperror]

been worried about my financial future recently and whether or not college will get me a good job and its like. the world will probably blow up soon so like who cares if i take on tons of debt to study what i want . who fucking cares anymore ill probably have to work 2 jobs 4 the rest of my life anyways . #yolo

[octobergraves]

CRYING SCREAMING PUNCHING THE WALL BECAUSE i may have to make a decision.

[pathetic-gamer]

For people in the liberal arts, but especially social sciences and art and things of that nature, it's easy to say that our college degrees were useless or a waste of money, but I think we should challenge those assumptions. All degrees are equally useful.

I studied history but dropped out of college, and when I went back, I switched to political science because it was significantly shorter and easier I thought it would be more useful. In hindsight, they were equally valuable, and if I didn't have the opportunity to study them both, I would never have learned the most important lesson in my life:

Everyone in the political science program was an asshole and everyone in the history program was either very nice or just too tired to be mean. Furthermore, 90% of people who want to work in "politics" are blowhards and should be avoided at all costs.

[autumnoakes]

im more awake now

[kaava]

Nothing makes me want to kill myself more than dealing with governmental websites

[nihilisticlinguistics]

do people know why american university students are protesting at their colleges, as opposed to their places of government, etc.?

like, I'm sure some of it is proximity -- not all schools are near their state capitals or other centers of power -- but a *lot* of it, and the reason schools like Columbia are shitting themselves over these protests, is because of the endowments

[running-in-the-dark]

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[eileennatural]

do you guys remember the show brooklyn 9-9 and how haha relatable the characters were. did you know that the average NYPD officer is making over $120,000 a year after just 5 years on the force. how does that make you feel

[anonwyvern]

Taking a humanities class on monsters this semester, and the required textbook is absolutely wild on its takes of how the monster image relates to gender, sex appeal (yes indeedy) and how it can make us look within to the monster ourselves.

I’m taking a monster-fucking class. I’m getting paid to learn why I am the way I am. Thanks HUMAN25, you were an elective but now you’re my spiritual decoder.

The text, if you’re interested:

[mrs-lockley]

Thank you mom 🥺

Ah. I know. You’re wondering… what is a place like me doing in a girl like this?

The Mummy (1999) dir. Stephen Sommers