So as some of you might have seen, I got into college. Well, basically in Alaska, the community college and University merged, so it wasn't exactly difficult to get in. But nevertheless, I'm still in. I have my ID card, my schedule, my classes, all of that. And then we go to pay the fees. Because I'm out of state technically, the total was $6,200. Woah. I mean, compared to Harvard or Yale, I'm sure its not that much, but this is for one semester. This is for three gen Ed classes. Also, because I was a late admission, my FAFSA will be ready...for the spring semester. I don't have any scholarships, grants, or loans so I'm SOL.
So basically, I think I'll have do un-enroll or dropout or whatever and once we move back to California, I'll go to the local community college for much cheaper, and I guess just take the classes I was supposed to take now.
I'm SO BUMMED. I was really excited. I finally felt like I was doing something that would actually benefit my future.
I guess I'll just be in Alaska until December, a state that I dislike, and just stay home? Maybe I'll get a job, but that might prove difficult considering I have no previous work experience and I don't really know what skills I have.
Sigh.
So basically, I think I'll have do un-enroll or dropout or whatever and once we move back to California, I'll go to the local community college for much cheaper, and I guess just take the classes I was supposed to take now.
I'm SO BUMMED. I was really excited. I finally felt like I was doing something that would actually benefit my future.
I guess I'll just be in Alaska until December, a state that I dislike, and just stay home? Maybe I'll get a job, but that might prove difficult considering I have no previous work experience and I don't really know what skills I have.
Sigh.
