For some reason I have issues with decision making. I'll set my mind on one course and feel great about it, then a week later I'm back on the other side.
This is precisely what has been happening to my decision about going to grad school.
I was feeling pretty gung ho about everything when I took the GRE and turned in my application, then I started having anxiety about the situation, wondering if I really wanted to be in Logan for that much longer. I was thinking, "Oh, 30 credits? Easy. One year."
WRONG.
Apparently full time for grad school is 9 credits... News to me!
Well, I've been almost hoping that I don't get accepted just so that I don't have to make this decision, and I can at least say, "Well, I tried! Not my fault!"
Then I just got an email saying I was accepted.
On top of that, they offered me a position teaching two English 1010 classes each semester, and the pay would be enough to cover tuition and probably all my book costs too.
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And here is an accurate depiction of me right now.
Oh geez.

Whatever you decide, that's still totally amazing and flattering. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing! Here is my advice: You will never regret doing it, but you might regret not doing it. Just something to think about...
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