Senior Year after Return Offer from EB

Received a return offer from an EB in NYC after graduation and super stoked about the opportunity. However, I'm finding myself having an awful lot of extra time during my senior year since I don't have to worry about internships/clubs/recruiting anymore.

I want to take a break from finance-related stuff (CFA/PE Recruiting), mostly because I believe this is the last year of my life where I can stay away from finance and that I'll have ample time to work on those in the future. Wondering if anyone had any recommendations in terms of what they did during senior year/how to best spend your time during senior year?

I'm obviously partying and hanging out/drinking with friends but wouldn't mind picking up an additional interesting hobby or project.  

 

Pretty simple, be a degenerate in your last opportunity to be one. However, you will want to get in the best shape you can because you will have hardly any free time to work out when you hit the desk. Also, kick any bad habits like nicotine because you don't want to go through withdrawals or anything like that when you're on the desk. Wake up, go to the gym, smoke during the day, eat healthily, and booze Thursday through Saturday.

 
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