The Last Couple Of Days...
...have been both exciting and weird. First, a side note: I've been paying attention to the weather forecasts the last couple of days and can sum up the weather around the country in three words: cold, wet, and Florida. Either you're buried in snow, rain, or you're in Florida enjoying near 80 degree days flipping off everyone else. Weird.
Now to the meat and potatoes of this entry. As some of you may know there's an important piece of news that I've been waiting on: my Advanced Calc grade. That one letter decides the next year and a half of my life, and waiting to see what that letter is has created moments where I could feel my heart beating in my chest. Well, today I learned that letter is a C.
What does this mean, you ask? Well, to put it bluntly: I PASSED!! WHOOOOOO!! Now I can look forward to the next few months and make plans to actually graduate. That being said, from here out it's class, work, looking at schools and taking the GRE. I've decided that it's either UCF or a school in California that will be my future home, I just need to look around. Here's the summary of my semester and my schedule for what should be my last semester of college:
Advanced Calculus I - C
Ethics of Death and Dying - B
Advanced Calculus II - TR 4:30 - 5:45
Cryptography (with an excited Don Mateo) - MW 12 - 1:15
It feels so weird that I've almost made it, but I have to keep in mind: almost.
Now to the meat and potatoes of this entry. As some of you may know there's an important piece of news that I've been waiting on: my Advanced Calc grade. That one letter decides the next year and a half of my life, and waiting to see what that letter is has created moments where I could feel my heart beating in my chest. Well, today I learned that letter is a C.
What does this mean, you ask? Well, to put it bluntly: I PASSED!! WHOOOOOO!! Now I can look forward to the next few months and make plans to actually graduate. That being said, from here out it's class, work, looking at schools and taking the GRE. I've decided that it's either UCF or a school in California that will be my future home, I just need to look around. Here's the summary of my semester and my schedule for what should be my last semester of college:
Advanced Calculus I - C
Ethics of Death and Dying - B
Advanced Calculus II - TR 4:30 - 5:45
Cryptography (with an excited Don Mateo) - MW 12 - 1:15
It feels so weird that I've almost made it, but I have to keep in mind: almost.