aaahh
The summer is ending so quickly and I feel like I'm not getting enough done! There are so many questions I wanted answered by the end of the summer, and I haven't spent enough time thinking about them.
1. Grad school or law school?
2. If grad school, specialize in.... Russian studies? I think yes, (congratulations to me, I have answered one question)
3. If law school, specialize in... human rights law? Civil law? International law?
4. If grad school or law school- WHERE. And WHEN will I take my LSAT and GRE. Or, appropriate question to go before this: WHY did I not study more so that I would be prepared to take these exams?
5. If not grad school or law school, then... job? For how long? in what? where? Why work when I don't feel burnt out in terms of education and I want to continue with my education? (Oh yeah, because I don't know what I want to do with my education...)
6. Should I graduate next semester or take the full year? And if I do graduate next semester, then what do I do for the semester after that? How do I get medical insurance? How will I have time to apply to grad school and law school and write my 2 thesees (thesises???)while taking 6.5 classes? And, what exactly are my thesises on? Interesting question. Or how about....
7. If I don't graduate after next semester, but decide to take the full year, will I be socially happy there? All my friends have left so... is it worth $20,000 to take another semester to graduate? Wouldn't it be better to just buckle down and get all the work done in one money saving semester of anti-socialness? Sense all my friends have left Trinity, wouldn't it be better to have too much to do rather than too little, since I won't have anyone to hang out with anyways? It's harder to realize that you're lonely if you don't have any free time, right?
hmmm. Still no answers from me. I wish I had spent more of the summer researching schools and studying. So.... think I'll go and do that right now.
1. Grad school or law school?
2. If grad school, specialize in.... Russian studies? I think yes, (congratulations to me, I have answered one question)
3. If law school, specialize in... human rights law? Civil law? International law?
4. If grad school or law school- WHERE. And WHEN will I take my LSAT and GRE. Or, appropriate question to go before this: WHY did I not study more so that I would be prepared to take these exams?
5. If not grad school or law school, then... job? For how long? in what? where? Why work when I don't feel burnt out in terms of education and I want to continue with my education? (Oh yeah, because I don't know what I want to do with my education...)
6. Should I graduate next semester or take the full year? And if I do graduate next semester, then what do I do for the semester after that? How do I get medical insurance? How will I have time to apply to grad school and law school and write my 2 thesees (thesises???)while taking 6.5 classes? And, what exactly are my thesises on? Interesting question. Or how about....
7. If I don't graduate after next semester, but decide to take the full year, will I be socially happy there? All my friends have left so... is it worth $20,000 to take another semester to graduate? Wouldn't it be better to just buckle down and get all the work done in one money saving semester of anti-socialness? Sense all my friends have left Trinity, wouldn't it be better to have too much to do rather than too little, since I won't have anyone to hang out with anyways? It's harder to realize that you're lonely if you don't have any free time, right?
hmmm. Still no answers from me. I wish I had spent more of the summer researching schools and studying. So.... think I'll go and do that right now.