guenievre

Didn't think this applied to me, but there's no mention of graduation date being relevant (nor enrollment date). SO, if I can get back in...

http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/HTML/BySection/Chapter_116/GS_116-238.1.html

'Course, they're messing with this in the current budget, so it may be one of those rays of sunlight that gets instantly clouded over. But...

It's nice being the class geek again. I never thought I'd say that, but I'm sitting in imageWARE class right now, and of course, I have a lot more experience / product knowledge than anyone (save perhaps one guy? though I'd go head to head w/ him and expect to win - am I too competitive) in the class. So half the questions the instructor asks, he ends with "Jennifer don't answer". This amuses me highly, though it probably shouldn't... (and I'm really not trying to dominate the class, I promise! that's at least one thing I learned since high school...)

I almost wish I could go back to the student thing full-time though... I don't think that there's anyway of feasibly doing that right now, though, unfortunately. And I'm still a little unsure as to what I would do - though the idea of being a marriage / sex therapist still intrigues me, more than any other profession I've thought about since leaving Carolina.

The problem, of course, is that I thoroughly screwed myself in the way I left Carolina... not only did I lose my scholarships, but of course, my GPA was horrid from not going to class...so I'm not really sure how I would go about going back to school... is there anyone out there who's done it who has any clue?

And of course there's the cash thing... ie I have no way of affording tuition. :-( or at least if I COULD afford tuition, it'd be going back to student style living - ramen, a cheaper apartment, etc etc etc. And a lot less SCA / SCA stuff... I'm not sure these are tradeoffs I'm quite ready for.
still, it's something to ponder...