College Graduate Unappreciation.....

[Elite_Echelon]

After 2 1/2 years of being under the incessant stress of needing to get an 80% cumulative grade in every frickin class and having to endure the tedious lining up waiting to perform flawless catheterizing and I.V insertion skills combined with the endless needing at least 80% on every exam and final. I go to take my last ever final to procure this Diploma combined with dual Associate degrees, it was the most grueling and relentless exam of my entire life. No test/ exam has been this difficult to date I swear I guessed on all but ten questions. Alas after 3 hours of waiting the grades post and I receive a 78% out of 100% taking a 89% in the class which is a B so I guess I can not complain. I am still graduating tomorrow at the top of my class, Vice President of my colleges Phi Theta Kappa's and as the student speaker so it's whatever about the damn B(It's only 2 grade points anyway). The point of this rant is all that stress for all that time and it is all lifted off me in one second ( as soon as I seen that grade). I now sit here and do not know what to do with myself I don't even know what to do with out worrying about my grades and school. I've even cried...I feel , and yet ....WTF why can I not just bask in this achievement. Anyone else have/ had this problem? What did you do to make it dissipate? When will it go away and what does it mean?

 

[The Watcher]

You are coming down off a time of constant stress and hitting the end of a long period in your life. Everything that you are used to doing is about to change, it's natural to feel out of sorts. Endings are hard.

Congratulations though. You've accomplished something amazing that will benefit you and humanity for the rest of your life. Give yourself a little while to adjust, you'll be fine.

 

[Elite_Echelon]

You are coming down off a time of constant stress and hitting the end of a long period in your life. Everything that you are used to doing is about to change, it's natural to feel out of sorts. Endings are hard.

Congratulations though. You've accomplished something amazing that will benefit you and humanity for the rest of your life. Give yourself a little while to adjust, you'll be fine.[/QUOTE
Thank you homie appreciate you....I just want this to stop it has me like

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

having to endure the tedious lining up waiting to perform flawless catheterizing and I.V insertion skills

I swear I guessed on all but ten questions.

Good to know that nursing students hate doing their jobs and have trouble remembering their studies.

I am still graduating tomorrow at the top of my class

 

[Elite_Echelon]

Good to know that nursing students hate doing their jobs and have trouble remembering their studies.

If it makes you feel any relief it was a Maternal/ Child Nursing and the things that it covered I will not encounter in my career unless I am working in a maternity/ birthing unit which I will not be doing. I swear I guessed on ten was a bit off I guessed on more like 15 out of 100 questions and I have the highest score in the class by 20+ points. It was the most difficult exam of my life that is not an understatement. I do not hate the idea or the work I hated all the stress that the put us through in a very sociopath manner. I however am continuing on anyhow Nursing was my Undergrad. Mind you this exam was over 20 chapters that we had to self teach in less than 2 months along with 3 other classes all of which is complex material so it is not a matter of not remembering our studies. It truly is a lot in not enough time.