I need to make an appointment for a quarterly check-up on my academic progress. I'm concerned about my graduation schedule (& that I'm not aligned with what it should be.)

Graduating in four years doesn't look to be in the cards for me. I'm okay with that - I like school, but what about my monetary funds, financial aid, and loans? I have no idea what extended graduation plans will change about those. Maybe I need an appointment with a career counseler and a financial consultant?

"Adulthood" is so confusing. The good thing about Ohio State, though, is that I pretty much have all of the resources I need to get these issues straightened out.

I visit my academic adviser regularly, & she has saved my life multiple times. I'm fairly sure I've mentioned several times in this blog how important and vital your adviser will be to your college career!!! Even if you think you're sure you're on-track academically, VISIT THEM ANYWAY! They always have useful information and advice that you'd not have thought of otherwise.

There are career counselers at the Younkin Success Center, whom I intend to benefit from in the near future. As far as the financial planning goes, there are people that can assist students with financial planning in the Student Wellness Center at the RPAC. I'm going to go call them.....