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Hey, it’s OK: HC App State Senior Edition

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Lena Aloumari Student Contributor, Appalachian State University
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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at App State chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

 

Love the “Hey, it’s OK!” feature in Glamour magazine? Here’s the App State senior version for all you graduating Collegiettes!

 

– to be the only senior in your MATH 1010 (or any other Gen Ed class) and always walk out feeling 10x better about your life

– to try and revive your motivation that fell victim to senioritis…your junior year

– to start feeling nostalgic about your time here in Boone (Remember getting completely lost walking around Belk and/or Rankin for the first time? How about the angry preacher that’s always on Sanford Mall *sniffle*)

– to tear up listening to Asher Roth’s “I Love College”

– to justify that second/third/fourth glass of whatever by thinking “THIS IS WHAT COLLEGE IS FOR”

– to be counting down the days until May 10… Not because it’s the end of exams, but because nothing will stop you from seeing Leo’s fine self in The Great Gatsby

– to still plan on using your school ID card for as looooong as you can pull it off

– to aim for the 2.0 GPA that is the only requirement for graduation. As the age-old adage goes: C’s get degrees!

– to avoid the library like the plague during exam week. We all know it’s an angry glance short of a brawl when searching for a free computer/table/seat/ANYTHING

– to keep telling yourself an employer is going to get back to you any day now 

– to not have your life post-graduation figured out. Despite what your parents may say, there’s no rush to grow up (à la Amanda Bynes?)

– to use reading HC App State as justifying your procrastination on studying for finals

– to remember that not many, if any, other graduating classes will get the full experience of walking across that stage to shake hands with Chancellor Ken Peacock

– to keep telling yourself you’re ready to get out of here, but deep down know you’re going to miss this glorious mountain town 

 

(And one just for me)

– to get sentimental thinking this is going to be your last HC App State article…

 

Congrats class of 2013! We did it!