Three cheers for sticking it to the system
I just spent days convincing Webster University St. Louis to giving me credit this term for two classes that I didn't take so that I don't have to pay for 21 hours in the fall. They are going to show up as incompletes and I'm going to "audit" the classes in the fall to get my grades. I love that some of the teachers at Webster support me in manipulating the system for my own personal gain.
Now I can graduate with both degree's in May and still be able to get full honors. I know it's a year away but I am already getting excited. I have never officially graduated from anything in my life besides a sobriety group, and well, I can't get much pride out of that.
I'm not going to work next year either so I can focus on school. I want to raise and keep my GPA up one point and I'm taking 21 hours of senior level classes (except one).
My life is really coming together. It's so nice to prove to myself that I can make things happen in my life. I just want to come home and get started on all of this life I have been waiting (not so patiently) to live.
Now I can graduate with both degree's in May and still be able to get full honors. I know it's a year away but I am already getting excited. I have never officially graduated from anything in my life besides a sobriety group, and well, I can't get much pride out of that.
I'm not going to work next year either so I can focus on school. I want to raise and keep my GPA up one point and I'm taking 21 hours of senior level classes (except one).
My life is really coming together. It's so nice to prove to myself that I can make things happen in my life. I just want to come home and get started on all of this life I have been waiting (not so patiently) to live.