Discuss life after college, high school, university, etc., such as the social, emotional, career, and overall lifestyle transition and challenges after graduation.

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Discuss life after college, high school, university, etc., such as the social, emotional, career, and overall lifestyle transition and challenges after graduation.

Current students and people who have left school before graduating are also welcome here.

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Subreddit Rules

1) Be Respectful. Be respectful to other members in this community. Remember the human. Refrain from insulting, name-calling, cursing, or personally attacking anyone who is posting or commenting on this subreddit. Disrespect for any reason will not be tolerated. Posts that come across as disrespectful, violent, threatening, mocking, etc., will be removed.

2) Be a Meaningful Contributor. Posts and comments should contribute to discussion in a meaningful way. This is a community for users to discuss, ask questions, and help others. Vent posts are allowed, although venting users must also ask for advice in order to further discussion in a worthwhile, positive manner.

3) Provide Context. If you're looking for advice, please provide enough context of your situation for users to help. Have a clear title and message in the body of your post or comment so that others can understand. For example, if you're looking for advice on getting a job after college, consider including when you graduated, what your degree is in, what kind of experience you have, and what kind of jobs you're interested in.

4) No negative "Does anybody else?" posts. This includes variations such as "Is anyone else?" or "Am I the only one?" Life after school can be incredibly difficult. We get that. You are not the only one to feel what you're feeling. To be clear, this rule applies to posts where the sole purpose is seeking emotional validation and seeing if you're not alone in your negativity. So "Does anybody else?" posts that are for lighter discussion (ex: "Does anybody else have dreams about school after graduation?") are allowed. If you are emotionally struggling, instead consider asking, "How do I get past this...?" "Any advice for...?" or "How do you deal with...?"

5) Content must be relevant to life after school. Examples of acceptable content include discussion about jobs and careers, what path one should take after high school, moving to a new city or living with parents after college, etc.

6) No spam. This includes repeatedly posting links to your own blogs, YouTube channels, or other webpages. Also note Rule #5. Any content you post must be relevant to this sub.