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11 Thoughts Before My Senior Year

Junior year was tough, but we're past that now. We're almost seniors!

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11 Thoughts Before My Senior Year
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About two months into my junior year, I went in for a routine checkup with my doctor who asked me "Oh, what year are you in at college now?" And when I answered that I was junior, she looked at me with a slight shake of her head and warned me that this was the hardest year for a majority of college students.

Having finished this semester with a lot of late nights, heartache, and my worst grade ever received in a class, I wholeheartedly agree. On the bright side, I don't have to worry about this anymore. In a few months, I'll be a senior! Here are my thoughts on this transition:

1. Am I actually ready to be a senior?

2. Is it possible that I already have senioritis? Would that be junior-itis?

3. Oh my god, I only have one year left.

4. I need to make a college bucket list.

5. When was the last time I met with my advisor? I should probably make another appointment to make sure I'm on the track to graduate.

6. Oh my god, I will be graduating in (hopefully) a year. ONE YEAR.

7. Should I start looking at grad schools?

8. Do I want to go to grad school? Can't I just get a job?

9. I have one year left before I have to fully adult. I'm not even sure I know what an adult is anymore, much less how to be one.

10. After I graduate, I am going to miss all of my not-graduating friends so much.

11. Man, I'm actually going to be a senior... That's kind of cool.

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