After four (or five, or six) years, it's finally happening -- you're graduating!
All the papers you stayed up late to write the night before they were due, all the meal plan points you spent on Doritos and Gatorade, and all the beer pong battles you won have actually been worth it.
But the world outside of academics can be a scary place.
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You'll need a thick skin, good attitude and parents who won't mind the six-month phase in which you "figure things out." We asked some Twitter comedians for their best advice to help guide you through this difficult transition.
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