Senior Send Off

Senioritis — it's something that most college seniors suffer from during their last semester. Classes? Homework? They seem irrelevant at this point. It's tough to stay motivated when you're so close to the end. Although graduating seems scary, being done with exams and papers will be a relief. But don't start bailing on your responsibilities just yet. "5 Tips to Battle College Senioritis" from U.S. News & World Report explains that seniors can avoid a lack of motivation by staying organized, thinking about the big picture and using the career center. It also notes that slacking too much may prevent you from graduating — the exact opposite of what you want. It's easy to stop caring about school work, but it's important to finish strong. Don't let your years of hard work go to waste . Y ou're almost done! https://www.usnews.com/education/best-colleges/articles/2011/11/18/5-tips-to-battle-college-senioritis

Senior year is all about lasts: last first day of classes, last finals week, last walk through campus. Graduation is exciting, but thinking about what I'll miss when I leave college is depressing. College really has been the best four years of my life, so how will the real world compare? "5 Reasons Why Senior Year Is The Most Depressing Year Of Your Life" from Total Sorority Move explains how the year of lasts serves as a sad, reality check. Whether it's questions about your future or unenthusiastic advice from grads, each instance makes you want to stay in college forever. But we have to move on eventually, right? While it's nice to reminisce on the fun memories we've made in college, we can't get too caught up in the past. We're starting a new chapter of our lives, so let's focus on how great that will be. https://totalsororitymove.com/5-reasons-why-senior-year-is-the-most-depressing-year-of-your-life/

Thinking about the future is scary. But it can also be exciting — at least if you're optimistic. I mean, aren't you thrilled to think about moving to a new city, getting your own apartment and getting a job you're really passionate about? I know I am. Although landing your dream job may not come directly after graduation, you can still begin your career journey towards that. But how do we get there? HuffPost's "Suggestions for Seniors Graduating From College: Planning for the Future" shares advice on how seniors can prepare for job interviews and adjust to life once you're employed. The tips are lengthy, but reassuring and helpful to read. So if you're worried about graduating, don't fret. The job search doesn't have to be as complicated as you think it is. Follow these tips to make your life a little easier. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/suggestions-for-seniors-g_b_5334827