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⌈ Secret Post #2472 ⌋

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[Whitechapel]

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[Hannibal]

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[Bartender]

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[WTNV]

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[Agents of SHIELD]

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[Agents of SHIELD]

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[kill la kill]

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[Gravity]

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[Revenge]

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I think you just graduated college, and you're scared. School is what you know, so you think staying in school is going to help. You think it's going to be a comfortable place to grow up and defer your loans. So two things:

1. You will never feel "grown up." It doesn't happen. Your parents spent your childhood flying by the seat of their pants getting songs from high school stuck in their heads.

2. I'm in the first semester of my sixth year of grad school--I'm in a phD program. One of my major regrets is going straight from undergrad to grad school. In short, I felt like you. I knew I wanted to teach in a college, but I was scared to do anything but jump right from one academic program to another. But there has never been a point in my life when I wasn't in school, except summer. I don't know what that is like. I have friends in my program who do, and let me tell you, they have cooler stories.

let me put it this way: in this economy especially, if you don't go to grad school straight away it's unlikely you will ever get to go. Once you get a job, and suddenly your responsibilities start piling up, it's really hard to turn your back on it and go back to school. I'm sorry there are a lot of people in your program who don't take it seriously enough and that it makes you want to lash out on the internet, but you're kind of being an ass.

some jobs will pay for your classes

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