ya boy just graduated from college
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BaileyPark31
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Congrats!
you should eat once you graduate. still pissed my uni decided to fill my degree with filler business bullshyt instead of hard technical classes. I have python/django knowledge but its pretty basic.
Gonna have to go hard for the next month
Congratulations
now need to find what i want to do
Since you didn’t get all A’s or companies or schools would be looking for you go back and get a higher degree
This time study harder
Apprentice
RIP Doughboy Roc
Im an aspiring brother tryna get thru this, shoutout to you bro
You ready for the real world?
You ready for the real world?
and a time waster for most of the partLet me give you some advice. Go into either IT, programming or something to do with computers. That is the future.
Embrace the necessity of failure. There is no greater motivator than failure. Dream big. You have no clue what you are capable of. In the equation of success hard work is not a necessary not a sufficient condition. The equation is not "If I work hard I'll be successful" but rather "If I don't work hard, I can't be successful." Commit yourself to the pursuit of excellence of in your profession/career/chosen field. And last, but not least, love your fellow Black person. In some way shape or form, make a plan to pay forward everything that people have invested in you. If it weren't for past generations of African-Americans sacrificing you wouldn't have the opportunities that you have today.
All in all good luck. Graduating from College is merely the end of the beginning. Now the real fun/work begins. Godspeed.
"The heights by great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight, but they, while their companions slept, were toiling upward in the night."
Embrace the necessity of failure. There is no greater motivator than failure. Dream big. You have no clue what you are capable of. In the equation of success hard work is not a necessary not a sufficient condition. The equation is not "If I work hard I'll be successful" but rather "If I don't work hard, I can't be successful." Commit yourself to the pursuit of excellence of in your profession/career/chosen field. And last, but not least, love your fellow Black person. In some way shape or form, make a plan to pay forward everything that people have invested in you. If it weren't for past generations of African-Americans sacrificing you wouldn't have the opportunities that you have today.
All in all good luck. Graduating from College is merely the end of the beginning. Now the real fun/work begins. Godspeed.
"The heights by great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight, but they, while their companions slept, were toiling upward in the night."
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Already eating, internship salaries can be very high here in the US. It's my 3rd internship, I'm making $45/hr + $1k/month
My lowest internship salary was my 1st at $35/hr + $1k/month.