For those accepted and decided what will you do until August?

[John Stamos]

Option 1. Work and save more money 

Option 2. Work till say June, quit job and travel the world...

Option 3. Quit now and travel the world. 

 

[maya123z]

I'm planning to work until the end of July, spend August traveling/relaxing, start school in September.

[magnetite]

The second and third options sound nice, but I'll probably work until August then move to be there just in time for orientation. I get a bonus at work at the end of our fiscal year, which is June. It usually takes at least a month for it to actually be deposited, so I may be cutting it close. 

[taharah]

Move to the new school and start a lab rotation over the summer

[strawberrycows]

Combination of working and traveling.

[Guest najo]

My research job comes to term at the end of April. After that, I'll be part time somewhere and travelling for the last half of summer. 

[LizKay]

I’m working until mid-May, relaxing for about a month, then going back to the US in early June to recover from my inevitable jetlag for a week before my program’s internship component starts in mid-June.

[brightorangesocks]

I'm working until June/July, selling my house, wrapping up things in my current city, then moving by the beginning of August at the latest.  

Then I'll have about 3 weeks to get settled, unpack, register the car, get my new driver's license, find a new vet for the cats, etc.  When I moved for work after my undergrad I gave myself about 2 weeks and it was so helpful, because all those little things you need to do during business hours I could just go and do without worrying about work.  I would 100% recommend it if you're in the position to do it financially.

Classes start September 3rd!

[londonrain9]

No work at the moment but I’m moving in May to the new place, then traveling for two weeks in July. Maybe I’ll take more trips. I’ll definitely plan on getting a part time job once school starts. Everything’s up in the air and it bothers me so much ?