This is Not Working...
After careful consideration, I have decided to quit my internship at Arcadia. This week has made it abundantly clear that I cannot manage everything I have committed to this quarter, and given the fact that my role as Scoutmaster is fixed and my academic performance for the next two months will determine my graduate admissions, the only thing left to give up was my employment.
I just hate putting this financial responsibility back on my parents, and I'm not quite sure how to deal with the fact that I will be unemployed for the first time since pretty much high school.
I've swallowed my pride, now I just need to figure out how to give my notice...
I just hate putting this financial responsibility back on my parents, and I'm not quite sure how to deal with the fact that I will be unemployed for the first time since pretty much high school.
I've swallowed my pride, now I just need to figure out how to give my notice...
1 Comments:
In a sense determining one's priorities is the easier part of the equation. Beyond just understanding the possible results, the actual implementation process can be challenging, which it sounds as though is the most difficult aspect of your situation. I can definitely empathize with the placing of your parents into a larger fiscal responsibility role, but take heart though since in the end it will work out in your favor, and I am sure that your parents would not disagree with your decision.
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