This Theory Explained Devi Will Ruined Her Life By Going Into Princeton In Never Have I Ever Season

This Theory Explained Devi Will Ruined Her Life By Going Into Princeton In Never Have I Ever Season.
The Devi we met in Season 1 is vastly different from the Devi in Season 4, so why have her dreams stayed the same?

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0:00 INTRO
00:54 devi acceptance
02:34 what she actually want to study?

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[burqawaliaunty]

I was a valedictorian with perfect grades. I took 18 AP classes. I ran XC and track for all 4 years of high school. I did robotics and programming club and wanted to study either bioengineering or environmental engineering. I wanted to work at the intersection of healthcare and engineering in biotech, or at the intersection of climate change and engineering in civil engineering.

But I didn’t get into Stanford (my dream school which I applied to early, much like Princeton for Devi). I got into 0 Ivys. I got waitlisted (and later rejected) from MIT. I didn’t even get into Duke.

You can never be good enough for colleges. For every student like me, there are 15 students who are better than you will ever be.

But, like Devi, I let it go. I ended up going to Berkeley for undergrad (which I loved, fyi) and now I’m going to an MD/PhD program to be a physician-engineer.

And who knows? I’m not giving up on the dream of Stanford. I didn’t get into Stanford for undergrad and med school, but maybe I’ll match there for residency. And even if I don’t, I’ll be okay. At the end of the day, the point is having a goal and striving for it, rather than achieving it.

[tegskcj]

I LOVED all the parallels this season. They really showed us how much Devi's grown and healed these past four years. Like with how relaxed she looked playing the harp, and how her prayers no longer revolved around her - instead she was praying for her mom's happiness <3

At its core, this show is about family and healing from trauma, and the last few episodes really brought everything to closure beautifully. Devi's journey has been so wonderful to watch, and I'm so happy with who she's become :') I cried twice this season, which is super rare for me. All in all, a very satisfying end to the series.

[waqarcpm]

I totally agree. Julliard was in no way the only option, and I'm sure she could have gotten into an acting program somewhere. I hated that she just eschewed school to start working. She has her whole life to work. Julliard obviously thought she had things to work on, so why didn't she take that feedback and go to acting school to work on those things?

[Ikacita]

I feel as if Devi would study psychology just like Dr. Ryan

[kionaholmes]

It was realistic to see how Devi felt about college etc

[waqarmasood]

I feel like they did Eleanor wrong with her ending, like why did she give up on all her acting conservatory dreams just because she got rejected from Julliard? Why did they write for her to leave high school early rather than enjoy her time with her friends? Why is she trying to pursue acting in the Bay area? I know acting is tough but would have liked to see Eleanor go to acting school and make it big like they said at the beginning of the season, rather than just write it that she quits high school to pursue acting and stays with Trent? Maybe it’s just my values about ensuring your own career success over staying with a guy but that doesn’t make sense to me considering how headstrong they wrote Eleanor’s character.

[madelinevlogs]

I thought they were setting up the story for Devi to move on from her Princeton dream and be happy at another school, maybe even one that’s not an Ivy but still prestigious. Especially after the episode where she visits Blair and realizes that college can be harder than you expect, even if you’re really smart.

[medfeedsnews]

Overall I liked season 4. I don’t think she should have gotten into Princeton; it would have been a better lesson for her if she didn’t. Also, Ben should have been valedictorian. However, I really loved the growth in Devi and Nalini’s relationship. It was nice to see Devi actually mature and not regress like in earlier seasons.

I wish they gave more depth to Kamala or Paxton instead of wasting time on Nirmala’s entire boyfriend-to-marriage plotline. They could have cut out the Devi/Eleanor fighting over Ethan and Devi being mad at Fab for getting into Princeton, it dragged on too long.

While I do like her and Ben together I don’t like how they ended up together. I think she should have stayed with Ethan a little longer and then gotten the closure from Paxton.

I think she should have gone to college single and stayed friends with Ben; then organically got back with Ben sometime after college. Feels like it would be more fitting if Columbia and Princeton were facing off in some academic competition and she and Ben reconnected. Their rivalry made Devi better and it is just how they flirt. They really had to end it with a wedding? It was just way too cliché.

[royalsinside]

"Wow, did I really say that?" "Yep! But your grand romantic gesture made up for it!"

"But in real life, the big gesture isn’t enough. You need to be consistent, you need to be dependably good. You can’t just screw everything up, and then take a boat out into the ocean to save your best friend, or solve a mystery, and fly to Kansas. You need to do it every day, which is so… hard."

BoJack Horseman

I'm not even going to lie, I've liked Ben and Devi more from the start. They have a lot of sweet moments, and their dynamic really scratches an itch for me, and yet... This ending still managed to leave a bitter taste in my mouth

[theeditors]

I like how Paxton's storyline ended in the show with his career professionally and the going back to ASU but i don't really like who he ended up with. I just feel like throughout the show he gets so much weird cougar attention from older women, like constant comments about sexualizing his body and the scenes were older women like stop and stare at his slowmo action, and its like the show forgets he's 17. Then in the end when he ends up with that one girl who's like 21 (cause she just graduated with her teaching degree) its just so weird to me cause he proves, time and time again that he still thinks and acts like a teenager so its not like he's "mature" for his age. I'm 21 and i could never dream of dating someone who just turned 18 cause like ick our life experiences are so different. And then that moment when the rest of the gang are calling her by her teacher name and she's clearly uncomfortable and trying to get them to call her by her first name is so weird like, girl what do you expect you're hanging out with a bunch of teens who just graduated high school because your boyfriend just graduated high school. Overall though i really liked how the show ended most of their storylines but if im being honest I was hoping devi would end up with Paxton, i think it wouldve wrapped up that first season "I'm gonna sleep with Paxton Hall Yoshida" in a good way.

[tabassummasood]

Omg this is what I’m saying like even if she got a 4 year degree she’d be like 22 or 23 and he’s like 18 since he’s been done with high school, and she knew he went to THAT high school and she teaches his ex, and like im 22 and done with college and Ik I would NOT be talking to an 18 year old boy bc they aren’t even of legal drinking age and there’s such a maturity difference. Like yes Paxton gained maturity but he’s still only 18 he doesn’t know how to be and how to act yet, no one does at that age tbh. I thought I was mature at that age but looking back I was an idiot and so was literally everyone else their freshmen year in college, so it just gives weird vibes from Lindsey that she’d wanna be with him…

[wlrnuto]

I'm finally done so I can comment here!

I loved everything except Devi ending up with Ben. I just never felt any real steamy chemistry between them and Ben is the type that's a good "first boyfriend" material. But Devi matured and learned a lot about herself and control and that scene with her therapist was especially moving. So I was hoping she'd end up with Paxton because they've both grown and matured. They had great chemistry! Not that he's a forever material but a nice hot summer with him before college sounds more fun than trying to be with Ben again.

I loved that every woman in their family finally has a happy relationship. They've all been through a lot.

I was so sorry that the Bad Boy Ethan was called a bad person because I didn't get that vibe from him. He just seemed young amd foolish. Calling him essentially bad was really harsh. The actor did a great job!

I cried to the scenes with her dad. I don't think being hung up on Princeton was a bad thing and I'm glad she ended up there. She was this amazing student, hard-working, good grades, valedictorian etc. and to not get into a single ivy-league school would've been stretched. And there are worse reasons to enroll into a certain college than for a loving memory with your dad.

I'm happy with the show overall and it ended well, didn't drag on.

I already watched Sex Lives of College Girls and can't wait for next season. I have to say though that Mindy writes super annoying leads. They're so self-centered and over-the-top that I'd feel exhausted if they were my friends. I think her leads are the ones who are least likeable to me, while the supporting characters are a joy.

[sophiaisabelle]

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[waqarmasood]

I wished she had ended up with Ben for senior year and then they had gone their separate ways for college. College should be a fresh start.

[justwatcher]

Even after all this, I still think Devi hasn't shown that she truly likes herself (callback to what Paxton said)... Yeah she developed a bit, but there’s so many insecurities about her they never touched on, so many needles desperations that will easily return when she's in college.

Atm, she's just happy she got boyfriend and got into college, her anger subsided a bit but there was still some more stuff to work on.

But thought we would have at least seen her drop a line about liking herself more but nope... Whatever I guess....

[unpluggedsongs]

They really wrote Paxton back in the season to give him no scenes. The closest was the best part this season for me. They definitely could of wrote him back in a much more meaningful way and stuck other side characters stories MUCH shorter