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Well - I've made a decision.
And those who know me very well know how amazing it is that I made is in less than 10 years.
I've decided what I want to do with my life career-wise.
I went to Ashmead College the other day-I've been considering it for a few months now-and spoke with their admissions lady. After talking with her for about an hour or so she told me how much she likes me and thinks this is truly a good match for me. At first I figured that was just something she says to everyone to reel them in- but she said it very convincingly and said there are some people who just don't have the right personality for it and aren't "people persons" enough. So I believed that she wasn't COMPLETELY just pulling a line on me, though I'm sure at least a quarter of the students there have heard that one (just not ALL of them). And I figure, in no other career will anyone be more willing to help me with my homework.
Anyway, So it'll cost me 13,561 dollars for my entire tuition, books, fees, supplies, and national testing fees. which really, if you think about it isn't THAT much... So I can start January 2nd and graduate in December of the same year.
and then I can officially be a Professionally Licensed Massage Practitioner.
And those who know me very well know how amazing it is that I made is in less than 10 years.
I've decided what I want to do with my life career-wise.
I went to Ashmead College the other day-I've been considering it for a few months now-and spoke with their admissions lady. After talking with her for about an hour or so she told me how much she likes me and thinks this is truly a good match for me. At first I figured that was just something she says to everyone to reel them in- but she said it very convincingly and said there are some people who just don't have the right personality for it and aren't "people persons" enough. So I believed that she wasn't COMPLETELY just pulling a line on me, though I'm sure at least a quarter of the students there have heard that one (just not ALL of them). And I figure, in no other career will anyone be more willing to help me with my homework.
Anyway, So it'll cost me 13,561 dollars for my entire tuition, books, fees, supplies, and national testing fees. which really, if you think about it isn't THAT much... So I can start January 2nd and graduate in December of the same year.
and then I can officially be a Professionally Licensed Massage Practitioner.