<p>So, anyone else besides me going to be a super senior? </p>
<p>If you are going to be one, what's your major? What year are you going to graduate? What year were you "supposed" to graduate? And do you get crap for being a SS?</p>
<p>i’m going to be a super senior majoring in geography. i know i’m going to be a super senior because not all of my credits transferred over, one, and two, i’m a double major with zero ap credits. i already planned out my courses and instead of graduating in 2014, i’ll be graduating in 2016. </p>
<p>i’ve come to grips with the fact that i won’t graduate with my friends because then it means i have more time for internships during the summer, which doesnt help with my loans, but at least will help make me more employable and experienced. there’s always a positive to a negative.</p>
<p>I was suppose to graduate next year but I served a couple years active duty so I had to take two years off from school.</p>
<p>gogreek, I wouldn’t say that makes you a super senior. I would consider anyone who takes longer than eight semesters a super senior.</p>
<p>My boyfriend was a super senior, and he just graduated this Saturday. He originally was a history adolescent education major, and his graduation date got goofed up when he transferred colleges and he didn’t get in at the right time in a sequence. He was supposed to graduate a year earlier, but he ended up dropping the education part of his major and used the extra time to pick up a second major in sociology. </p>
<p>I miraculously won’t be a super senior now but I would have been if I had continued in engineering. Instead I transferred into psychology, and in spite of being on my third major at my third college in three years, I’m actually going to graduate on time. I probably could have graduated a semester early if I was really determined, actually. Thank you AP credits. :D</p>