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Apr. 15th, 2012 09:06 pmHigh school transcript request form is in high school sister's backpack. First college transcript request form is in mailbox. Community college transcript request form is in my tote bag.
Holy shit I am actually applying to Oregon State.
Not submitting the application itself just yet. I need to decide what term I'm applying for and get a couple more people's feedback on my insight resume. (No rush, kaberett.) Meanwhile, been looking at the course listings. It's a wee bit early for the winter 2013 classes to be up, but my class in fall 2012 will without doubt be Intermediate Microeconomic Theory. And if Oregon State says double enrollment is cool and tuition's due for the summer term before the end of June (so I can start on Oregon State coursework while finishing the last class for my associate's, and so I'll have the whole $3500 my employer will pay for Jul 11–Jun 12 to play with for summer 2012), Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory, Women: Self and Society, and something baccalaureate core, probably Social and Ethical Issues in Computer Science. Sound good?
Holy shit I am actually applying to Oregon State.
Not submitting the application itself just yet. I need to decide what term I'm applying for and get a couple more people's feedback on my insight resume. (No rush, kaberett.) Meanwhile, been looking at the course listings. It's a wee bit early for the winter 2013 classes to be up, but my class in fall 2012 will without doubt be Intermediate Microeconomic Theory. And if Oregon State says double enrollment is cool and tuition's due for the summer term before the end of June (so I can start on Oregon State coursework while finishing the last class for my associate's, and so I'll have the whole $3500 my employer will pay for Jul 11–Jun 12 to play with for summer 2012), Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory, Women: Self and Society, and something baccalaureate core, probably Social and Ethical Issues in Computer Science. Sound good?