The life of a new graduate
All I can say that it really sucks. I mean, I guess I can say that I am doing better than most students who have recently graduated: I work full time and have a steady paycheck coming in. But in reality, it's not enough. With having to pay rent and bills, I really don't have much to show for it. And now that I have finished school, I guess they want the money that I borrowed, so there goes a guaranteed $300/month. I don't even know how I am going to do it. And I have to say that I have lost many nights of sleep thinking about it.
To make matters even better, I have decided to take a few classes to prepare for my future endeavers. Not, this is not a bad thing, but the problem is that I have to pay for these classes out of pocket,with money I don't really have. It's all just frustrating! Hopefully with taking these classes in the fall, I will be able to postpone my payments.
...And then there is the MCAT, which is a whole different battle. It's one thing that I have to take the class in the spring, but also the price of the class has skyrocketted, and I am sure that the test will cost more due to the format change.
whewww...
I could keep talking about this, but I am already depressed about it
To make matters even better, I have decided to take a few classes to prepare for my future endeavers. Not, this is not a bad thing, but the problem is that I have to pay for these classes out of pocket,with money I don't really have. It's all just frustrating! Hopefully with taking these classes in the fall, I will be able to postpone my payments.
...And then there is the MCAT, which is a whole different battle. It's one thing that I have to take the class in the spring, but also the price of the class has skyrocketted, and I am sure that the test will cost more due to the format change.
whewww...
I could keep talking about this, but I am already depressed about it