A question for you all!
Due to an error I made in timing I have to sit our next year before attending law school. (If I wanted to go to law school next year I needed to have taken the LSAT last June. boo!) So that makes me stuck. I will be taking the LSAT this May and that will take care of that, but then I have to apply to many a law school and if I get accepted it is still many moons until the beginning of the academic year. There in lays the question. What to do? I will have at my disposal a masters in special education from loyola marymount university, also my BA in Philosophy and Political Science from EMU. I know I don't want to sit at my current job for another year, as we are only 2 months into this year and I already want to quit.
I've been looking at this add on craigslist for a service like JET, but in South Korea. Like JET it is one year long and includes room and board. It looks oddly tempting. Spending a year away from the country would be great!
But that could get ugly real fast. I know no Korean, I would be in a studio with Adam, not own a car and be unable to access the train system. It would be great to be in a "get bilingual or else" environment but I can see the dangers to that too.
I like the idea of becoming bilingual.
Indecisiveness.
Most of all I want to go back to being happy next year. I have spent the last year and a half counting all the days of my life as they die and I don't ever want to do that again.
SO the QUESTION: What would you all do if you were me here? Any ideas/programs you think would be fun/valuable? Should I just teach somewhere else for a year or sub? Should I begin a sharecropping operation?
help me out here!
I've been looking at this add on craigslist for a service like JET, but in South Korea. Like JET it is one year long and includes room and board. It looks oddly tempting. Spending a year away from the country would be great!
But that could get ugly real fast. I know no Korean, I would be in a studio with Adam, not own a car and be unable to access the train system. It would be great to be in a "get bilingual or else" environment but I can see the dangers to that too.
I like the idea of becoming bilingual.
Indecisiveness.
Most of all I want to go back to being happy next year. I have spent the last year and a half counting all the days of my life as they die and I don't ever want to do that again.
SO the QUESTION: What would you all do if you were me here? Any ideas/programs you think would be fun/valuable? Should I just teach somewhere else for a year or sub? Should I begin a sharecropping operation?
help me out here!