okay, let's try this again.

[vertigoafter]

A few years ago, someone told me that almost no one graduates from college in four years, I didn't believe them. Until now.
I was also told that Bellingham sucks, didn't believe it, and now I'm thinking I should follow the advice of my friends more frequently.

Amy's new (and improved) plan for obtaining a B.A.:
Step one:
After the upcoming Winter

Comments

[bluemoonshark]

I graduated in four years and loved Bellingham as a college town.

Not to be a pain in the ass or invalidate your feelings or anything.

God that sounds condescending. I don't mean it that way, though.

[bluemoonshark]

It's okay. I already knew you were weird.
:p

[bluemoonshark]

One of my school friends and I established the fact that she likes me even though she thinks I'm a freak. It's touching, really.

[troglodyteking]

I would guess that most people graduate in four years (depending on all sorts of factors and what one is considering in this equation), but it is probably only by a narrow margin, like only a bit over 50%. I am an example of not-graduating-in-four-years, although I will probably end up doing only about four years of actual, you know, college. But I bet you are in the same boat with that, no?

[eveanhei]

Sounds good. At least by this method you'll be in harrassment-range!

[vertigoafter]

Red wine and feminist chit-chat says I!

[eveanhei]

Most excellent :)

[haythina]

Bellingham sucks?! But what about the whale watching ;) Eh, that's all that I know goes on in the town. Good luck on the school thing. Don't worry too much, The Fossman is still in school, and will be at least until the end of summer. He will be 24.5 years old and doing th 6.5 year plan. (With a little break for Seattle of course.)