Love this. Sums up a lot of my own feelings about college, though I was never an Ivy League student. It saddens me but doesn't surprise me that even Harvard students doubt the value of their degrees these days. :/
If I hadn't graduated early, I'd be graduating right now too. It's rough for us 22-year-olds right now. Things are so shitty we might as well take risks and do things differently. Maybe we won't have any choice but to do that.
Thanks for reading! I think every student's college experience is filled with both highs and lows -- especially those whose college careers were interrupted by the pandemic -- but ultimately I believe that everyone grows through these experiences in the way they're meant to. I'm very grateful for my years at Harvard, although I don't think I walked it the traditional route most students did either, so maybe taking risks and doing things differently is the way to go...
Totally and thoroughly entertained by this even as someone who doesn’t go to Harvard lol. Their lost for not letting u give this speech
Too good Catherine -- I COLed (chuckled out loud) a lot 🤣. Congrats on graduating 🎊
I particularly enjoyed the Kierkegaard reference in "Section Kids"!
Glad you enjoyed, thanks for reading!
Love this. Sums up a lot of my own feelings about college, though I was never an Ivy League student. It saddens me but doesn't surprise me that even Harvard students doubt the value of their degrees these days. :/
If I hadn't graduated early, I'd be graduating right now too. It's rough for us 22-year-olds right now. Things are so shitty we might as well take risks and do things differently. Maybe we won't have any choice but to do that.
Thanks for reading! I think every student's college experience is filled with both highs and lows -- especially those whose college careers were interrupted by the pandemic -- but ultimately I believe that everyone grows through these experiences in the way they're meant to. I'm very grateful for my years at Harvard, although I don't think I walked it the traditional route most students did either, so maybe taking risks and doing things differently is the way to go...