>graduated on May the 20th
>been working menial jobs since while living at home
>remember sitting at home watching the French Open final when Wawrinka beat Djokovic
>graduated on May 20th, 2015
Welp, I'm officially a loser.
>graduated on May the 20th
>been working menial jobs since while living at home
>remember sitting at home watching the French Open final when Wawrinka beat Djokovic
>graduated on May 20th, 2015
Welp, I'm officially a loser.
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As in college or high school?
Why aren't you applying to better jobs?
We both know his degree is unemployable.
The whole "college is for the enrichment of the soul and intellect" meme sure hits hard when you have to stare at the void that is life and your first student loan bill.
t. b.a. history with honors, 2005
University and I have had various interviews with good employers for graduate jobs but passing myself off as a normie in interviews is hard
I have an English degree too, if that's the one you're thinking of. I've got a pretty great job.
You should try to do what I do then--do you live in the USA?
>ets.org
Check the online ones, a BA in English qualifies you for several.
I can't believe you think this is a "pretty great job."
Why wouldn't it be? I get paid $19/hr to work from home and don't have to speak to any other human beings. You can pick what shifts you want too.
It's more or less perfect for hermit types who'd still like something more than a freelancer's income.
>$19/hr
lad, while it may support your cocoon lifestyle, that is not a great job. You make less than half what a nurse makes.
Should've double majored, little buckaroo.