Nebraska Wesleyan University

Date: Jul 30 2015
Major: Language - French/Spanish/etc. (This Major's Salary over time)
While the homework load was heavy and time consuming, most of it honestly wasn't that hard. Classes that other students complained about came realitively easy to me because I learned plainly and simply what the professor expected. I struggled in a few classes along the way. I still got B's in them without little to no actual understanding of the material. I earned a C in one class. At the time I felt the professor had unrealistic expectations. I hated that professor, until one day I realized, OMG she was teaching an ACTUAL college course and maybe all my classes should have been nice. I had a couple of professors I really liked. Most of them were just plain rude but would occasionally be (fake?) nice. My advisor was non existent. I tried for days to reach her once. No replies to several emails and office door always locked. Turned out she had a new dog to run home to.

The career advisor told me to get a job answering phones for this company or that company. Jobs that only requires a high school diploma and only paid $11/hr. Yeah, that would have been worth the commute/move. Honestly, they did an excellent job with my resume, not that I ultimately needed it.

Debt wise I was doing fine. Then I studied abroad. Awful experience. And unbelievably expensive.

Here's the real kicker, though. My final assessments,the ones I had to take to graduate, weren't even graded. Had they been, I would have failed miserably. The professor wasn't even in the room when I took them.

I graduated with a 3.6, just to be clear.