School

[Damnsammit]

May is a busy fucking month.

Got four exams this week, and also applying to UTA and filling out FAFSA.

Trying to juggle some Air Force duties this summer to complete one final class in either summer I or II to get that awesome AA degree before starting UTA in the fall.

Bad news: Tuition at UTA fucking blows my tiny dick hole.
Good news: Eligible for Independent FAFSA.

*pounds head on desk*

[Arlen Specter]

Yo,

I wrapped up my Semester as of yesterday b/c I'm dope like that, but like yourself, I too find myself in an academic dilemma. Thanks to some people winning @ life and not paying their tuition last friday and thus being dropped, myself included, I lucked out and had an Internet Course come up in which I quickly signed up for. Unfortunately, another class I need to complete my AA requirements, the dreaded College Algebra, is only available on Campus during Summer II. What to do? What to do, what to do, what to do? Should I...

A) Take a Leave of Absence from work and get my hardcorpse studying on?(And possibly negating the sweet Tuition Reimbursement in the process)
B) Say fuck it and take it during the Fall Semester?(I'm sure I'm eligible for aid and I'll be taking Music Theory and MIDI II courses as well)
C) Bite the bullet and switch my shift to work evenings so I can take College Algebra on Campus so I can graduate in August and POSSIBLY enroll @ UTA in the Fall(or Spring)?
D) Come rock out with you on Rock Band

Decisions, decisions....

[Deff Gordon]

or you can pout and muster up some tears

[C-fer]

I F'ing hated filling out the F'ing FAFSA

[Damnsammit]

Originally Posted by Cicero

Yo,

I wrapped up my Semester as of yesterday b/c I'm dope like that, but like yourself, I too find myself in an academic dilemma. Thanks to some people winning @ life and not paying their tuition last friday and thus being dropped, myself included, I lucked out and had an Internet Course come up in which I quickly signed up for. Unfortunately, another class I need to complete my AA requirements, the dreaded College Algebra, is only available on Campus during Summer II. What to do? What to do, what to do, what to do? Should I...

A) Take a Leave of Absence from work and get my hardcorpse studying on?(And possibly negating the sweet Tuition Reimbursement in the process)
B) Say fuck it and take it during the Fall Semester?(I'm sure I'm eligible for aid and I'll be taking Music Theory and MIDI II courses as well)
C) Bite the bullet and switch my shift to work evenings so I can take College Algebra on Campus so I can graduate in August and POSSIBLY enroll @ UTA in the Fall(or Spring)?
D) Come rock out with you on Rock Band

Decisions, decisions....

Definitely try to take it. I got screwed out of a summer session this year because they are breaking up my 2 weeks with the Reserves so I will be gone in June AND July for a week each.

I was gonna try to cram a May-mester in, but the class I need are not offered.... so it looks like I'll might just say screw the AA, transfer credits over to UTA and start working on my Bachelors.

Edit: Nevermind, clearly "D" is your best solution

[Arlen Specter]

Originally Posted by Damnsammit

Definitely try to take it. I got screwed out of a summer session this year because they are breaking up my 2 weeks with the Reserves so I will be gone in June AND July for a week each.

Yeah, I'm leaning towards working evening shifts temporarily until I get my AA. We'll see what happens after I talk to my supervisor.

Originally Posted by Damnsammit

I was gonna try to cram a May-mester in, but the class I need are not offered.... so it looks like I'll might just say screw the AA, transfer credits over to UTA and start working on my Bachelors.

That sucks about being Uncle Sam's bitch. You have no lines in his play. You can do that and then just transfer your credits BACK into TCC and get your AA that way, or there's always the accelerated Fall Semester.

Originally Posted by Damnsammit

Edit: Nevermind, clearly "D" is your best solution

I have some downtime before Summer I so it's on & poppin' sir.