Community college was totally the best. Have you seen Community? Totally reminds me of the school I went to, but with less competent staff and more paintball. =D Seriously, when did my younger siblings grow up? My baby sister is 19, and she's like 10 in my head, and she's getting married in August!!
Dude, he took points off for you doing an extra review because you weren't thorough enough? What an ass.
Yeah, it was a lot of words, but one of those papers was writing up my internship experience and one aspect of it as it related to my major, which was super easy (and I'd been spitballing it all semester), so despite being 2500 words, it only took me like most of a morning and afternoon. All of it together was just time consuming, and well, my seminar paper was enormously hard, but that was my own fault (plus, longest paper I've ever written)
Oh, that's awesome that you have a job when you're home. And it sounds like a cool job =D The legal stuff would be even cooler, at least to me, but I'm a nerd like that. ;) But yeah, I totally think living at home is a good move if it works, because grad school is expensive (if I get in, I'll be going to state school, and I'll probably be going about $50,000 into debt for my master's, but that's almost entirely living expenses because I can't live with my parents anymore...too much stress there)
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Date: 2012-04-09 06:15 am (UTC)Dude, he took points off for you doing an extra review because you weren't thorough enough? What an ass.
Yeah, it was a lot of words, but one of those papers was writing up my internship experience and one aspect of it as it related to my major, which was super easy (and I'd been spitballing it all semester), so despite being 2500 words, it only took me like most of a morning and afternoon. All of it together was just time consuming, and well, my seminar paper was enormously hard, but that was my own fault (plus, longest paper I've ever written)
Oh, that's awesome that you have a job when you're home. And it sounds like a cool job =D The legal stuff would be even cooler, at least to me, but I'm a nerd like that. ;) But yeah, I totally think living at home is a good move if it works, because grad school is expensive (if I get in, I'll be going to state school, and I'll probably be going about $50,000 into debt for my master's, but that's almost entirely living expenses because I can't live with my parents anymore...too much stress there)