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[some_stars]

......well. I just...turned in my last paper. I'm not quite done, because I have to go to school tomorrow and drop off hard copies of this and another, and return library books--and the actual graduation is by no means official, considering I need to get a C on this paper to pass the course--but it is, as far as I can tell, a B/C paper, and only three hours late. (Of course I need to check with my psych's office first thing tomorrow to ensure that they actually did fax the note about "she needs an extra day because her brain got messed up." But assuming that went okay.)

I feel kind of light-headed, you guys! It's been NINE YEARS. And now it appears to be over.

(I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHO I AM ANYMORE. Ironically, the paper was about the loss of identity and failed attempts to re-form it.)

Comments

[lilacsigil]

Hooray! Well done.

[such_heights]

Awesome, congratulations! :D

[vass]

It was seven years for me. My official graduation date was March 25, 2007, but I finished my coursework by the end of 2006.

This is where I should give you some advice or something on what to do now that you're no longer a uni student. I don't have any, sorry.

Having stuck with my bachelor's degree until I finished it is one of my proudest achievements. I hope you feel the same about yours.

[phosfate]

Just remember that the frequent, recurring academic anxiety nightmares will be completely normal. ;_;