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I am becoming less and less interested in environmental sciences and more drawn towards life/physical sciences and becoming a doctor. I feel like I would be wasting my life otherwise, that and UCF just opened a brand new medical school for the fall semester. If Im good in the sciences and want to make a lot of money, why not? I already learned how not to study in high school so I don't think Ill be repeating that performance anytime soon. Its almost ridiculous how many science credits I would need but if Bright Futures is paying for them, I really dont care how many classes I have to take. Its just a lot of labs. I dont really know what I would want to do in Environmental Sciences anyways, plus they've been slowly whittling down the available courses for the major over the past two years. Maybe Ill just stick to preprofessional bio and another science major, Im not really sure yet. Ill have to look through the course catalog and set up an appointment with an advisor.
Other than that, life is going well. Moved everything up to Orlando on Saturday so Im pretty much living out of a box right now during the week. I have to stay in the Cape during the weekdays to work until school starts and/or I can find a job up in Orlando. Ive been applying to a few places already so hopefully Ill have a head start before everybody move up for first semester.
Ill post pics of the house sometime this weekend. Its really nice.
Other than that, life is going well. Moved everything up to Orlando on Saturday so Im pretty much living out of a box right now during the week. I have to stay in the Cape during the weekdays to work until school starts and/or I can find a job up in Orlando. Ive been applying to a few places already so hopefully Ill have a head start before everybody move up for first semester.
Ill post pics of the house sometime this weekend. Its really nice.