Slightly educated horoscopes

I don’t know who lied to you, but just because you’re about to finally actually obtain your degree does not mean your sleep cycle will magically reset after four+ years of borderline school-induced insomnia. Sorry to ruin the illusion.

It’s official now: you peaked in college. But at least you have your degree, so when you’re out in the real world doing something professional and boring, you can always look back on the good times you had while struggling to earn your degree.

Trying to impress your crush? You can’t go wrong with cooking skills. Or finally collecting your college degree. That’s a big one, too — ya know, stability and all. Good thing you have at least that to offer.

You still don’t know the difference between ‘your’ and ‘you’re,’ but you’re about to walk out of here with a degree that will make employers assume you do. And isn’t that all that matters?

What I learned in college is…is…? Yeah, we’re not sure either, but you’re bound to figure it out and be able to use it for something eventually.

A job? You could probably get yourself a good one of those now. Or you could just continue your hunt for a rich spouse. But uhgg — those plans both sound equally exhausting.

Graduation day can and will be incredibly stressful. We don’t really have any good advice for making it any less stressful — we’re just giving you a heads up.

Good luck out there in the real world. (Honestly, you’ll need it more than any of the other signs, so we’ll check in even after you graduate to make sure you’re not making too much of a mess of things. You’re welcome.)

Congratulations, oh prepared one. Finally throwing your social life away every year for four+ years in-a-row is about to actually be worth something.

Look at you, graduating and stuff. Don’t you just feel like a grown-up now? Yeah, we didn’t think so. You’ll always just be kind of adolescent, generally speaking.

C’s get degrees, and degrees get — well, they get you something. We’re not really sure what, but probably something.

You have that degree and you’re finally free — until you stop celebrating for a second and remember that you’re actually neck-deep in student debt…but that degree, though.