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Is it okay to not know what you want to do after high school?
Being undecided is OK. The important part is that you are exploring options and actively looking for what you will be passionate doing. Taking a year or semester off isn’t a bad idea either, especially for those who don’t know what they want to do and are financially strapped.
How do you cope with high school graduation?
10 Tips for Graduating High School Seniors
- Go on a road trip with friends before college.
- Celebrate your accomplishments.
- Enjoy your time at home and spend time with your family because you will definitely miss them while you’re away.
- Find something you’re passionate about and invest some time into it.
Do people get depressed after graduation?
“Often these feelings of depression and anxiety are temporary, but major depressive disorder or an anxiety disorder are also possible,” she says. If you’re a recent college grad, here are some reasons you may feel anxious, depressed, or alone. Your vision of post-college life and its reality don’t match.
Will bad grades stop you from going to college?
When I ask my colleagues the same question about their high school teachers from one or two generations ago, virtually none can recall such tears. This is not a systematic survey, but it suggests a big change. Today, nearly all high school seniors believe that they are going to college—and that bad grades won’t stop them.
Do you have to be a high school graduate to attend college?
Indeed, in many cases, students do not even have to be high school graduates because most two-year colleges offer these students access to some non-credit courses, including GED courses. These three transformations have dramatically altered the rules of college attendance and given students remarkable new opportunities.
Why don’t you want to graduate from college?
Here are the REAL reasons why you don’t want to graduate: 1. Built-in dating pool In college, you can go out to any fairly non-sketchy bar and the chances that you’ll leave with someone smart and/or disease-free are typically in your favor.
What are the chances of graduates with low grades going to college?
On average, 37.7 percent of seniors with college plans earned a two-year or higher degree. But low high school grades cut students’ chances markedly—only 13.9 percent of seniors with averages of C or lower completed college. For this 13.9 percent, open admissions at community colleges provided an extremely helpful second chance.