Not sure if it would quite cut it to be a hit post on fml site but I certainly hear you.

But then again, I thought you were already employed.

Also,I hate to burst the bubbles but we're not the only ones who can NOT afford Grad School. As a matter of fact, millions of Americans can't even go to college, forget post graduate studies. We're lucky in many ways. "Hungry Nepali, poor Nepali" bhanyo, chahine nachahine scholarships ra grants ma padhyo. That's not all. We shouldn't even be compelled to live in the studies after completing our graduation. The U.S. government didn't issue us visas allowing us to live here. It wants us to leave the country unless we're productive ( by filling positions that need top skills ).

Also, if the states isn't a student friendly country,  I certainly don't know what country is student friendlier. Certainly not Nepal for sure. Those useless bandas, chakkam jams, dhunga hananans, useless strikes and pointless andolans.

Please note that like you, I'm also a college graduate. Just graduated with a degree that should've allowed me to help bolster the American economy. Alas - where is the opportunity?

Should I go fml? Hell no. I'd rather go back and work in local banks in Kathmandu.