This is worth putting in a public entry.
< snarkiness >
The one thing I love about being a graduate is that I don't have to worry about the first day of classes. From the looks of most of my friend's list, I'm not missing anything. From add/drop woes, full classes with unattainable spots, wait lists that are pretty much sentencings to limbo until you give up holding your breath, and finding out that classes you signed up for are actually a lot fucking harder than you imagined is something that I can only look back on and say.... well....
Pardon me:
HA!
Just wait until you get a 9-5 job. You'll be screaming for one soon enough. (Of course, this is more in desperation to pay your outrageous student loans since Oberlin is going to 40K/yr.) The steady paycheck will do you all a load of good.
Will update in my normal format (read: non-public posting) after I've had a couple days to evaluate my job.
< /snarkiness >
The one thing I love about being a graduate is that I don't have to worry about the first day of classes. From the looks of most of my friend's list, I'm not missing anything. From add/drop woes, full classes with unattainable spots, wait lists that are pretty much sentencings to limbo until you give up holding your breath, and finding out that classes you signed up for are actually a lot fucking harder than you imagined is something that I can only look back on and say.... well....
Pardon me:
HA!
Just wait until you get a 9-5 job. You'll be screaming for one soon enough. (Of course, this is more in desperation to pay your outrageous student loans since Oberlin is going to 40K/yr.) The steady paycheck will do you all a load of good.
Will update in my normal format (read: non-public posting) after I've had a couple days to evaluate my job.
< /snarkiness >