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[tarheelpride]

I've been waiting for it since I graduated in May. Very surreal feeling, and very proud of it.


Now I just need to frame this bad boy

[thefuzz]

And get a job where you aren't worried about lying on your resume.

[Sapper]

Grats! Take it you didn't go to your college graduation?

I decided to skip mine (the main one) but went to the smaller graduations for my majors.

Got my main one about this time after my May grad.

[tarheelpride]

Grats! Take it you didn't go to your college graduation?

I decided to skip mine (the main one) but went to the smaller graduations for my majors.

Got my main one about this time after my May grad.

No I went to mines. Too many graduates to try to hand out diplomas at the actual ceremony.

[tarheelpride]

And get a job where you aren't worried about lying on your resume.

Working on that

[ARSEN]

Ah Diplomas... I remember when I first opened that envelop, took my diplomas, look at em and smiled... 30 seconds later I tossed em under my bed and they been there since.

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

Congrats man I actually got mine on graduation day and it is a good feeling. Nothing like a $200,000 piece of paper that doesn't guarantee a damn thing.

Headed to grad. school in a couple weeks, so hopefully in two years I'll have another diploma to add to my collection.

[XClown1986]

Congrats man I actually got mine on graduation day and it is a good feeling. Nothing like a $200,000 piece of paper that doesn't guarantee a damn thing.

Headed to grad. school in a couple weeks, so hopefully in two years I'll have another diploma to add to my collection.

$200,000? Jesus. Out of state tuition at a private school or something?

I thought my $35,000 debt was a lot.

[Doyle]

I dropped out of colodedge. Dedn't lerend nothin.

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

$200,000? Jesus. Out of state tuition at a private school or something?

I thought my $35,000 debt was a lot.

Out of state + private school + $50,000 a year

Ugh.

[MadHatter]

Out of state + private school + $50,000 a year

Ugh.

Anyone spending that kind if tuition on ANY college that is not Ivy league is very foolish.

People doing this are the same ones bitching about student loans and wanting the government to forgive them.

You can get a great education for a fraction of that cost.

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

I started out at Brown University but transferred to Providence College after my sophomore year. Fortunately I do not have any student loans to pay back.