Human beings are social animals, and by that definition, need others. Somehow, the more complicated our lives have become, and the more disconnected we have become, the more we have lost sight of our own humanity. We become distant, define ourselves by artificial means, and risk feeling our own insignificance when we realize we cannot possibly compete with the millions of other people on the planet. To properly combat senioritis, perhaps the best remedy involves a shift in perspective. This is hardly simple, but nonetheless may determine your true chances for success.
Brown students are exceptional, but nonetheless still human.
Career Services is only one part of the great process we call the human experience. Perhaps they have been telling you that all along, and, in that case, just be quiet and admit that you don't know everything. Inc. You may not reproduce this material in any form without the permission of The Brown Daily Herald. Contact The Herald if you have any comments or suggestions.