I've Graduated College!!! ^-^ (Givveys Level 1+)

Congratulations! Psychology's gotta be tough, like I can't even imagine ^^;;

As for the poll, I chose "No, I got X Awesome job/career because of my degree" 'cause I'd like to believe that's what's gonna happen. In reality, I'm still writing my thesis...

Thanks bump
and Congratulations.

Congrats!

Enormous congratulations!!!

Congrats on the accomplishment fleart.

congrats!

Congratulations!

For me, it honest depends on what you want to do. Some people do it was the "college experience", or as a transition into adulthood/breaking away from the parents, or because they prefer the learning approach that college provides (over self learning or on-the-job).

But really, it depends what you want out from it, career wise. Some things you obviously will need high education for, Medicine for example. Other things you don't need the high education to LEARN, but you require the piece of paper to convince employers you have learnt it, Bookkeeping perhaps? Other things you might not need a piece of paper, but going through the educational process allows you to network with others in your field and industry. Others again, it's the fact that you had the smarts and dedication to get the piece of paper is what's important, irrespective of what piece of paper that is.

Congrats & thannks!

Congrats ! my Uni results gonna be revealed this week also.
From what I asked from others with my scores I can easily get accepted in Pharmacology

Congratulations!

Congrats!

Congrats :)

Gratz and bump :)

Congrats. I had to select "other" because where I live most schools are free including universities, but private schools that cost money also exist here. I got my bachelors degree 3 years ago and last year I decided to go back and try to get masters degree. Now I'm starting to think it was a bad idea

Congratulations on your achievement. But moreso that you feel good about yourself and seem happy judging by this post (:

First of all, congratulations! Going through an upper education is tough enough, but you had to deal with so much at such a young age. With some fields education is not necessary, and can lead to debt growth, yes. But in your field, it's definitely needed.

Above all that, however, doing it helped you center yourself and discover your own strength. It helped you through a rough time, and also honored your great grandmother's efforts. You absolutely did the right thing, because you took that lifeline you needed when the world felt dark. You are an amazing young woman and we are lucky to have you on this silly rock with us.

Everyone you will help will think the same, and I hope you will also remember that throughout your life, and do your best to take care of yourself and your own needs and wishes too. Thank you for the giveaways, but thank you even more for sharing your story and for kicking butt. <3

Thanks, and I really hope you have a wonderful life.
As for your question, idk. My professional life has been quite shaky the last few years so obviously I am not the best person to advice on the matter.

Congrats!

Congrats!

Congratulations on the degree, and good luck on your future endeavors! I'm sorry for your loss, but I am also glad you found something you wanted to pursue ^^ I also chose computer science for university for the same reasons, haha! I graduated and started working just before the pandemic hit and am still working in the industry.

Personally, I think college really depends where you're from. In my country, college is almost a "requirement", so to speak. Almost all jobs here include a college degree in their requirements. Very few workplaces are open to people who did not go to college, and they're all low paying compared to other jobs... Workplaces only look past your education when you've already gained years of experience, and starting out work as someone who didn't get a degree would be rough. So in my country, I feel like it's very much worth going to college.

In other countries I feel a degree is not worth as much in comparison, especially for countries with no option for free higher education. Though I agree with others that college is an experience and you do stand to gain a lot from it (if you leverage the right opportunities). I would not have had the same opportunities I had if not for me expanding my network in college.

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

Shout out to you definitely! Hard. Good . Work 💪 keep it up

Congrats! I have one degree and now I'm pursuing my second (in a completely different field), so I can definitely appreciate how much effort you put into it. It's definitely gonna be really important if you want to work in the field, but even if you go on to work with something completely different it'll probably still gonna be helpful, often in ways you are unlikely to even notice. :)

Congratulations, and may it open new roads for you and those around you. :-)