Congratulations! After four long years of hard work, you finally get to walk onto that stage and receive that coveted little piece of paper that says you're moving on to the next phase in life.
Knowing that your friends and family are there to celebrate your achievements is the best feeling in the world, but with their overwhelming pride also comes a million opinions and concerns about your future. If you're like the thousands of other grads out there, your graduation day might bring a few frustrations from your nearest and dearest.
Just remind yourself that their loaded questions and passive aggressiveness is just because they have your best interests at heart. Not even annoying relatives can spoil this special day for you.
1. What are you doing after graduation?
2. Have you started applying to grad school yet?
3. So, have you even found a job?
4. Have you found a place to live?
5. The job market is so lousy right now. Are you worried?
6. How long are you planning on living at home?
7. I bet you're excited to have your old room back.
8. That was your major? I didn't know that was something they even taught.
9. That's a pretty tough job field to get into.
10. What was your GPA?
11. Have you started saving for your retirement?
12. Do you have a 5-year plan?
13. Do you have savings?
14. When do you have to start repaying your loans?
15. Just how much debt do you have?
16. Any marriage plans now that you’re out of school?
17. Why are you looking for an internship?
18. Do you even get paid for that?
19. Your cousin/sibling/friend-of-the-family’s kid seems to be doing well in their completely unrelated field. Why don’t you give them a call?
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http://mashable.com/2014/05/15/never-say-to-graduates/?utm_cid=mash-com-fb-main-link
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