(no subject)
So I've been home for almost 2 weeks and I must say I've kind of enjoyed it. The weater has been really nice for the most part. My mom isn't home all of the time, so she doesn't drive me nuts too often. I don't have a job yet but I've found a few that are somewhat helpful for the future, now only if I can find those same jobs that aren't an hours drive away. I've been writing some music. I didn't end of taking that summer class in Fredonia because I thought I had 2 weeks between finals and summer sessions but I was wrong and I couldn't get a place to live in time. Now I'll probably be in Fredonia for an extra semester which really doesn't bother me. This class is the hardest Psych class and it's required so I wanted to take just that and do really well in it, but too late. Now I don't know if I should push my internship from the spring to next fall or now. I've got to work it out but it probably won't be as bad as I think it will be. The rest of my required psych class are all classes that are interesting, will be tough, but isn't anything related to what I want to do in life (I think) so I find them pointless. At least if I come back from another semester Jon won't have to worry about finding a new roommate, and I can even get a job down there for the spring semester. Aj will be in Fredonia a extra year as well so everyone isn't exactly leaving.
I've been looking into grad schools and I discovered that Canisius has a mental health program which is good to know. Their admissions is a little easier to get into, but since it's private, many people will try to get into Brockport for grad school, so I'll probably have a better chance of getting into Canisius, and with the exception of UB is that only Buffalo school with mental health counseling. In the Rochester area, there's Brockport, Roberts and maybe one more, I don't remember. So my choices are somewhat limited. Though I think by the time I'm done with my undergrad my gpa won't be as bad as I think, so hopefully I'm right and I have more options.
I've been looking into grad schools and I discovered that Canisius has a mental health program which is good to know. Their admissions is a little easier to get into, but since it's private, many people will try to get into Brockport for grad school, so I'll probably have a better chance of getting into Canisius, and with the exception of UB is that only Buffalo school with mental health counseling. In the Rochester area, there's Brockport, Roberts and maybe one more, I don't remember. So my choices are somewhat limited. Though I think by the time I'm done with my undergrad my gpa won't be as bad as I think, so hopefully I'm right and I have more options.