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I got accepted into Moo U's grad school. Got wait-listed at T-Dot. I'll probably be going to AU anyway, so neither of those things really matter, but I don't like that Toronto didn't accept me.
The last day or so has been super rough on me. I've been jet-lagged like whoa and have had one crisis after another that has prevented me from taking my midterm that was scheduled for yesterday and turning in my take-home final that is due today. In both cases, I've had to beg my professors to give me some extra time and I'm super thankful that they've been so accomodating.
School has been particularly difficult for me lately. It's a combination of senioritis and the fact that I made such a tough schedule for the semester. Just six more weeks until graduation, thank God. But if I'm going through all this now, why the hell do I want to go to grad school?
I finally start working on Thursday morning. I have to be in Columbia Heights at 6:30 a.m. until whenever. I should be a wonderful ray of sunshine after then, eh?
I have a lot to say about Israel, but an adequate journal entry on my trip will have to come later. I'm too tired and stressed out to write about it now. But it should be sufficient to say I definitely want to make aliyah. I've even considered forgoing grad school for the near future to do so. We shall see...
The last day or so has been super rough on me. I've been jet-lagged like whoa and have had one crisis after another that has prevented me from taking my midterm that was scheduled for yesterday and turning in my take-home final that is due today. In both cases, I've had to beg my professors to give me some extra time and I'm super thankful that they've been so accomodating.
School has been particularly difficult for me lately. It's a combination of senioritis and the fact that I made such a tough schedule for the semester. Just six more weeks until graduation, thank God. But if I'm going through all this now, why the hell do I want to go to grad school?
I finally start working on Thursday morning. I have to be in Columbia Heights at 6:30 a.m. until whenever. I should be a wonderful ray of sunshine after then, eh?
I have a lot to say about Israel, but an adequate journal entry on my trip will have to come later. I'm too tired and stressed out to write about it now. But it should be sufficient to say I definitely want to make aliyah. I've even considered forgoing grad school for the near future to do so. We shall see...