#master dissertation

[thebackofthelibrary]

What keeps you motivated towards your goals?

Send some inspirations here if you'd like to share tips and tricks to surviving end of semester assignments

[aquietplacetostudy]

days of october 🍂

aka coffee, daily walks and never-ending thesis work

[salvadorbonaparte]

Thesis Finished 🎉

[equinesandeducation]

Finishing the first draft of my thesis in between packing for volunteering at the world championships Icelandic horses in Oirschot! Stella helping, like always 😌

[emmiebaby3]

And I’ll eat your pussy as you read and then tell me about your schooling and major

talking about romance books while i get my pussy ate sounds like something from a romance book

[al-mayriti]

Noting that I went to a catholic high school in the midwestern US, I would say that between 30-40% of my classmates followed a life path similar to the following (so not even half, but still a significant amount):

1) Age 18-21: start dating someone in uni

2) Age 22/23: get a job shortly after graduation (or have one already organized, probably from a summer internship while in uni)

3) Age 22-24: get engaged to your uni bf/gf within a year of graduating, once you both have jobs basically

4) Age 23-26: wedding within a year or two of getting engaged, also buy a house if you have that kind of money lol

5) 9 months to 1 year after wedding (so 24-26 generally): baby!

I think it's important to note that this culture is able to continue because many college-educated young USAmericans are able to get a decent job very soon after graduating, which speeds up the rest of the process quite a bit. For people who are not able to get a job quickly, or who choose to do further studies, add on a few years. (And for people who don't go to uni, subtract a few!)

yeah i was gonna say, the only thing i envy of that is the getting a job so early and easy lol. i think that's also the main difference or why people aren't married so early here. in my experience (note that i went to a private upper class school so almost everyone went to university and pretty much everyone is employed right now except me lol)

1) 18-23. uni. a bunch of them were dating before uni, others during, some after, you know how it goes. and also a lot of them didn't date (like me).

2) 23-25. finishing uni, doing a master's degree, and or living abroad (usually to work).

3) 25-26. come back to spain and work here, or finished studying and got a job. they start dating seriously.

4) 26-28. if they've been dating for a while, engagement. if not, they continue the grind. if they live abroad especially which is honestly more than half of my circle rn they won't want to get engaged until they come back or decide to stay in the other country (normally their partner is from there).

5) 28-30. this is the future for me so i'm just speculating, but here is marriage + baby for those who can afford it. keep in mind most of us this age are still living with our parents so. that's another thing to have in mind.

more or less that's the idea here. you first want to have a stable job, then a stable house, and then you can start thinking about proposing and weddings and kids. and that doesn't happen soon.

[doukeshi-kun]

Thesis is killing me in college. I regret taking psychology rn 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

you can do this nonnie 🗣️🔥 put on your big boi pants and psycho tf out of your thesis. write now cry later 👍

[shinybulbasaur]

idk, it really sucks to see lectures on how "anyone can do art if they practice" from people who gleefully say that they hate math/science and that they refuse to go near it. like I'm not saying that everyone has to be good at math, but like, as someone who does both it's really weird and uncomfortable seeing the difference in how people talk about these things. "do it bad" should apply to science fairs just as much as it does to painting

[apaganacademic]

There are plenty of contemporary pagan books out there about the Morrigan, as well as a handful of academic theses, but no books and few academic publications on Badb Catha specifically.

Out of curiosity, is that something folks might be interested in checking out if it did exist?

[procrastinator-studies]

day 1/123

hi! little big update in my life, I finished university! well, almost, I need to finish my masters thesis and I'm not gonna lie, it´s a bit scary, so here I am, starting to upload again to get mysfel working!

Today is the first of july and I need to submit my tesis on october 31st (the reason for the 123 days) so the plan is to write a chapter a month or so. I've already organized my schedule so I can create deadlines for myself, take a week off (I don't know if I'll really be completely disconnected or if my computer will go with me) but we'll see and try not stress too much.

I'm a very anxious person and I'm going through a breakup after finishing college and I'm already thinking about doing my internship abroad, it's been a lot, I just can't break now, let's be positive and I'll believe in myself and my abilities! let's do it!!

[vesperalities]

in 3 days i have to handle my dissertation but what if i'm not ready to let go (i haven't come up with any decent conclusions).

[eternalnostos]

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[bakingmakingmachine]

My master's thesis print came in the mail! I feel so proud!

Also, I defend my dissertation for my doctorate in 3 weeks! I can't believe this will begin marking the end of my graduate school journey.

Wow wow wow!

[inkedinshadows]

If there is one thing I realized since getting back into writing is that I just can't shut up. When I decided to write for Kinktober, I thought the fics would be in between 500-1000 words. Only less than half are (14/31)

Now I'm working on the requests for the 1k celebration and once again I thought I could write drabbles. Spoiler: they won't be drabbles. I just don't know how to go straight to the point without expanding on what happens before and after apparently.