its official... i actually graduated!

chaos254

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Grades went up today and its official... i actually graduated college!!! lol. I was kind of unsure about 2 of my classes because until november I was told I couldn't graduate because I was missing a required class. Well needless to say I partied a lot more and didnt care about my classes. Well I ended up filling out some paperwork and they approved me since I had a bunch of classes higher than the one I was missing. The actual graduation was on Sunday, Dec 17th and man was that boring but being the first in my family to get a degree my parents had to see me walk. :) Graduated with a BA in criminology and a minor in sociology. Now I just gotta figure out the job situation.
 
Congrats man. Now the fun begins...looking for something that will underpay, overwork, and frustrate you for a few years until you have enough exp. to do the opposite:p

Been out almost 2yrs, going to go back in finish my psych. degree this summer myself (current job pays 100% of any bach. and 80% of masters if its related to the company) I will have a minor in CJ when I finish my psych. degree. Might try for a masters in psych...dunno if I can take the nuts in the major though:p .

My mother was the 1st person in like 200yrs in my family NOT to go college and the 2nd or 3rd NOT to get a degree...sucks when your part of the "retard" line of the family :nonono: .
 
damn congrats man, im a behind about a year (medical issues) but graduating has to feel good.. college is no stroll in the park.

I just switched my major too as well from CIS to computer science with a minor in criminology, ive got a long road ahead of me as well.


damn white stallion thats a huge change there.. engineering to med?


The route im going now im very happy with, but if I could go back in time (and have alot of extra money) I would definitely think about an anesthisiologist... they make BANK
 
damn seems like every one is switching majors.... i did this semester to :( i went from CIS to Engineering


I originally wanted to be a systems analyst with a CIS degree, but I took a closer look this year and decided I would be bored out of my skull doing some of the work they do(you get paid well though). Im getting into computer forensics now which is more specialized and I feel I will be much happier doing it :D
 
I'll be done at this time next year...

can't wait...

Same here! Its been a long-ass journey, started university in 2001 and I'm finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. 6.5 years to finish a Bachelor's of Materials Engineering is long, but I've been lucky to catch a few internships (including the 8-month one I am starting in 2 weeks) along the way, which pushed my graduation date back a couple years.

Congrats to you, chaos, I know what it must feel like since most of my friends just graduated. It is a big accomplishment, no walk in the park thats for sure.
 
Yeah, Engineering to Medical is a huge change. I originally wanted to do pre med, but I did Engineering because VT has one of the best engineering programs in the nation. Yeah, decided it wasn't what I wanted to do, so I switched.

I plan on being bald by the time I'm done with school.