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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Very town and gown Bikes everywhere Ditchweed [b]Everyone goes off to grad school so it feels a bit high-schoolish[/b], albeit an alternative high school[/quote] I have no connection to Grinnell whatsoever, but that's a weird take. [b]You're suggesting that students who are going on to grad school from college are less mature? [/b]Because they know what they want to study and are ready to make a commitment to that? [/quote] Not pp but it means they’re delaying entry into the real world & job market. [/quote] Meh -- grad school is the real world -- there are deadlines and professors/bosses and coworkers/peers and unless you're in a very long-term PhD program, you're starting to look for a job almost from the get-go. I say this as someone who worked for two years between college and law school. When I went back to school, I found my daily routine to be much the same as it was when I worked. The major difference (besides not having a regular paycheck) was that I worked every weekend in law school, but had a longer winter break. [/quote] +1 Also, personally during grad school I wasn’t living in a dorm or on a meal plan like an 18 y/o college student. I was fighting with my insurance billing, managing my own money—you know, everything a normal adult does.[/quote]
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