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[karriezai]

Costs continue to mount. There's a baseline fee for each summer session, which means taking three classes this summer (stretched between both sessions) will be about $3,000. So it'll probably end up equalling the cost of going for another year between all the different summer classes I'll have to take. If I wasn't so intent on graduating on time, I'd have second thoughts about not just adding a fifth year.

But it's okay. It'll be worth it. And at least I won't be paying room and board.

I signed up for summer classes and the majority of my fall classes today. I need to be stamped for more credits in order to add my final class, but that's not so bad since I don't know yet whether that class will be a fiction workshop or the third required math class. I have to admit... I'm probably only so adamant that I'll take the fiction workshop if I get in because it's later in the day so I won't have to get up as early. But I'm thinking I may have to skip it even if I am accepted. I'll probably talk to Johnna about it, because I don't want to be rude by dropping it, but it's probably best. And to be honest, writing for my writers' house workshop that semester may be enough work.

Tomorrow I have trivia at Hooters. I bought a lab coat at the student union so I could dress as a doctor; the theme is health trivia. I still need to make the questions. Corporate will be there so Jordan's got high expectations.

Also I just realized my next French quiz is during my followup appointment for my eyes. I'll have to talk to her tomorrow about taking it another time. Maybe Wednesday, or earlier on Friday. Still need to cancel the one on Bolling. I've postponed that enough.

Tchah. Getting tired.

Comments

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[lucidwanderer.livejournal.com]

Hope you're having fun at trivia. Why not take another year to graduate? I mean, teaching will be just as much work as being a student. You've only got your college years once, why stress and completely push yourself to your limits? (I've done this, and am not so pleased at the result...)

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[keptawake.livejournal.com]

I really want to be out making money. It's hard to be a full time student and still make enough money to pay interest on student loans, a phone bill, my share of cable and electric... and soon I'll be paying rent and car insurance as well. Once I'm out of college and making adult job money, Danny and I will be able to look for our own place, won't have to deal with our roommates, and maybe I won't feel quite so stretched for cash. Maybe.