<p>I graduate with my M.Ed. in May, and I'm already feeling anxious about not being in school. With the exception of one year between undergrad and grad, I've been in some type of structured program from the time I was 3 and am now in my late-ish 20s. I've taught through grad school, so I'm so used to my time being taking by 'school' in some sense, that I don't know what I'm going to do.<br>
My grad adviser wants me to get a PhD and come be a professor. Others have suggested going to law school and becoming an education lawyer. My friends and boss want me to be done with school and find a husband (They say I'm too young for a PhD program).</p>
<p>So, I guess what I'm trying to ask is what comes after school? What happens when you're not having to write essays, read tomes and solve equations?</p>