What to do if you have no idea what you want to do after college?

Introduction

1. Move to a New Place.
2. Don’t Be Afraid to Live at Home.
3. Spend Time Networking.
4. Get an Apprenticeship.
5. Pursue a Volunteer Opportunity.
6. Consider Graduate School (But Only For the Right Reasons)
7. Try Working for Yourself.
8. Just Get a Job (It Doesn’t Have to Be Forever)

Why is it so hard for me to finish college?

There are many reasons why college might feel so hard, and these are often very personal to everyone. The lack of structure, the harder course work, and the independence and responsibility all create an environment that might feel harder and more stressful than high school.

How do you tell your college you’re leaving?

Approaching this decision the right way will save you difficulties in the future.

1. Talk to Your Academic Adviser.
2. Talk to the Financial Aid Office.
3. Talk to the Registrar.
4. Talk to the Housing Office.
5. Talk to the Alumni Office.

What comes first college or university?

U.S. university or college follows after high school, or secondary school. A college in the U.S.A. is not a high school or secondary school. A “university” is a group of schools for studies after secondary school. At least one of these schools is a college where students receive a bachelor’s degree.

Should you return to college to finish your degree?

Returning to school to finish your degree is a monumental decision to make, and it is understandable that you might be nervous about taking that leap. But it’s important to remember that a bachelor’s degree is within your reach. The first step is to understand your motivation for wanting to return to college.

What if I feel overwhelmed in my first pass at college?

If you were overwhelmed in your first pass at a degree, it’s important to avoid falling into the same patterns this time around. And, don’t be discouraged if you feel your progress is too slow—if you have 16 semester hours left to complete your degree, you could be done in less than a year.

Should you finish your degree at a community college?

Working on your education while away from your designated college shows that you’re taking the upper hand and trying your hardest to return to school after your original plan took a hit. Remember: there’s absolutely no shame in finishing your degree at a community college. 5. Work.

How do you deal with the end of your college career?

1. Breathe. I know what you’re thinking. Everything is over, there’s no going back, and your college career is over. Trust me, it’s not. Take a deep breath. There are a lot of options ahead of you. Please don’t give up so soon.