::head explodes::
Sooo its my last day of studying for Micro and I'm going crazy. I just want nothing more to do with studying. I'm doing practice tests and questions and things and I'm not getting the scores I would want to feel good going into this test but I"m just having a hell of a time buckling down anymore. I guess I'll go shower and try again.
Oh random. So it looks now that we are seriously considering my doing my clinicals in CA. Its not definate by any means. Our thinking is this. There is an ortho rotation in Bakersfield. Problem is that I really cant get any good information about any of the clinical centers, if and when I do that will really make my decision for me. Other than that, we are technically still considered CA residents, or at least Matt should be. He's not on record in any other state and as far as anyone is concerned he's been living w/ his mom who still lives in CA. What that means is that he would be able to go to CSUBakersfield as a CA resident and pay local tuition. If (and we are looking into it) he could finish a computer programming degree in 2 years (including summers) then when I am done w/ my clinicals and move to wherever to do my residency, he will also be done with school and have a BS and be able to either get a job in programming or at least a better job than just with an AA from Heald. not as comfotable as living w/ gma and having a car and stuff but it is now at least a significant consideration.
Oh random. So it looks now that we are seriously considering my doing my clinicals in CA. Its not definate by any means. Our thinking is this. There is an ortho rotation in Bakersfield. Problem is that I really cant get any good information about any of the clinical centers, if and when I do that will really make my decision for me. Other than that, we are technically still considered CA residents, or at least Matt should be. He's not on record in any other state and as far as anyone is concerned he's been living w/ his mom who still lives in CA. What that means is that he would be able to go to CSUBakersfield as a CA resident and pay local tuition. If (and we are looking into it) he could finish a computer programming degree in 2 years (including summers) then when I am done w/ my clinicals and move to wherever to do my residency, he will also be done with school and have a BS and be able to either get a job in programming or at least a better job than just with an AA from Heald. not as comfotable as living w/ gma and having a car and stuff but it is now at least a significant consideration.