u/PhilosopherBitter343

I’m curious on how people manage to do this and what their schedules were like…. I graduated in May and feel dumb & like I should’ve take the advice from others who told me to solely just study for a few months but alas, here I am. I work Monday-Friday 8 am - 5pm, try to go to the gym after work most days, and by the time I drive home, eat/shower, etc. it is almost 8:30/9 pm and I am exhausted. I know this isn’t a novel concept and has been done by many but I need all the advice I can get. Do I say screw it to staying active? Do I need to get up at 5am everyday and sleep not very much? What do I have to give up? I have been studying since mid August but not disciplined at all to the point where I’m not even done with content review yet… I’d would love to know what peoples day to day routine was like who have been in this spot :)

Hello all, I am trying to get a pulse check on how long this new EES system is adding to peoples travel times right now, specifically in France (CDG airport), Spain (BCN airport), and Italy (FCO Airport). I am seeing a lot of alarming videos of people in Amsterdam and Lisbon, just curious if these long waits are universal everywhere in Europe right now. Thanks!

hello all, I graduate in 3 days and have applied to 100+ jobs since january in hopes that I would have found something by now (it's rough out here)..... i am a pre-med student hoping to land some sort of research assistant/coordinator position. from those applications, i have had two interviews. After the first one, I got (what seemed to be) a heartfelt email almost a month later from the PI rejecting me. My second interview, I had two weeks ago for a job i was really excited about and have not heard back since. The recruiter told me during the interview they don't like to "beat around the bush" and would let me know within two weeks. I sent thank you email two days after interview, have been waiting, then sent a follow up asking for application status update, to no response in 3 days. I felt very confident in this interview, was told I asked good questions, seemed enthusiastic about my "early graduation date", etc. which makes it all more confusing.

Is it normal to get fully ghosted like this? Is it possible they are not allowed to respond? Again I'm new to this and feeling discouraged :/ TIA