I am almost finished with my Bsc in social work and I am nervous as hell...I am however confident that God has never left me before and He will not do so now. That sure is comforting, I was even more empowered by the fact that it is a normal feeling that so many other prospective graduands faced. The authors of this article did a good job of alleviating my fears as well:
http://www.socialworker.com/home/Feature_Articles/Professional_Development_&_Advancement/Treating_New_Social_Worker_Anxiety_Syndrome_%28NSWAS%29/
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Congratulations on (almost) getting your degree! I remember that right after I finished mine, I went through a weird phase—kind of a depressed, letdown feeling that in retrospect I think was caused by a "What now?" insecurity. I had been focused for so long on getting through college, that I didn't quite know what to do or how to feel once I reached that big goal. But it passed . . . ! And it's a good feeling now to look back on my accomplishments and see how God has directed my path through life.
Thank you so much Kim...I can't wait to start making a difference with God's help of course
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