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Monday, August 13, 2007
"Did you hear I finally graduated?"
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Well, that’s it. I have turned in my final project for my HR policy class. At 31 pages in length, this definitely goes down as my longest paper. Or as Homer Simpson might remind me, it’s my longest paper so far. It seems like these last two years went by fairly quickly, though if asked a year ago I would have disagreed. More than feeling excited or relieved or proud of finishing I am feeling anxious to get started working in the real world. I have started posting my resume around town on light poles and bulletin boards, so hopefully I’ll find something interesting to do with my time. On one hand I am ready to get back to working, and on the other I am going to miss school. That’s not a feeling I have had before. I assumed that by the time I finally finished my bachelors degree I would not even want to think about grad school, but I’m guessing that this time next year I’ll be getting ready to start a part-time MBA program. We’ll see.
Well, that’s it. I have turned in my final project for my HR policy class. At 31 pages in length, this definitely goes down as my longest paper. Or as Homer Simpson might remind me, it’s my longest paper so far. It seems like these last two years went by fairly quickly, though if asked a year ago I would have disagreed. More than feeling excited or relieved or proud of finishing I am feeling anxious to get started working in the real world. I have started posting my resume around town on light poles and bulletin boards, so hopefully I’ll find something interesting to do with my time. On one hand I am ready to get back to working, and on the other I am going to miss school. That’s not a feeling I have had before. I assumed that by the time I finally finished my bachelors degree I would not even want to think about grad school, but I’m guessing that this time next year I’ll be getting ready to start a part-time MBA program. We’ll see.
