My band's first album just got mastered this weekend. Nothing like hearing the final product and getting stoked for putting it out there for people to listen to.
Having two agents fight over you in a pitch contest and have that fight result in a 150 page request for my manuscript. This comes on the heels of nothing but form rejections for the past three months.
I also got a full request for my manuscript last week as well. It only takes one yes!!
I actually remembered today is the day that the curry place near me gives away coupons! And then I discover they're celebrating opening a second location, so they're giving away 5 topping coupons instead of one. YEEEAAAHHH!
In Physics class today, a joke about hangnan came up and the teacher asked for a 10 letter word. Everyone was impressed when I said "atmosphere" almost immediately. They don't know 'bout my cement-feathered bird.
In Physics class today, a joke about hangnan came up and the teacher asked for a 10 letter word. Everyone was impressed when I said "atmosphere" almost immediately. They don't know 'bout my cement-feathered bird.
Got Bs on both my papers I submitted right before Spring Break
And I spent a good 4 hours on my last assignment, just editing over and fixing one of my old papers right now. Really think I fixed a lot of my consistent problems, usually with transitions and explaining my points. Feeling good, sending this paper.
Got my financial aid info from RIT. In addition to the $17,000 a year in scholarships I already had, they're offering an $8,000 grant, $5,500 in loans, and $2,400 in work study. Thus should bring my costs down to about $13,500 a year (plus loans). RIT bumped up on my list a little.
Got my financial aid info from RIT. In addition to the $17,000 a year in scholarships I already had, they're offering an $8,000 grant, $5,500 in loans, and $2,400 in work study. Thus should bring my costs down to about $13,500 a year (plus loans). RIT bumped up on my list a little.
That's how mine went. If you can get the scholarships and grants up enough, RIT is almost definitely worth it.
Got my financial aid info from RIT. In addition to the $17,000 a year in scholarships I already had, they're offering an $8,000 grant, $5,500 in loans, and $2,400 in work study. Thus should bring my costs down to about $13,500 a year (plus loans). RIT bumped up on my list a little.
That's how mine went. If you can get the scholarships and grants up enough, RIT is almost definitely worth it.
Yeah, once you get good housing and meal-plan options, you can make it even more affordable. Speaking of which, I just got into Perkins Green housing. Random roommates, but it should help me get more affordable pricing.
Sounds about right for undergrad, if you've got parents who will cover most of it. I'll probably owe my parents about $100k when I graduate, that price isn't bad at all. For the record, I'm going to Columbia University, and it is oh so fucking worth it.
Justin, the Ivy League is great, except for the part where they don't give merit scholarships. Some of us need those to survive.
Their need-based scholarships, however, are the best anywhere. I'm one of the only people on the forums who wouldn't qualify to be going to an Ivy on mostly aid.
If you can get away with only Federal loans, you can enroll in income-based repayment to limit your monthly payments to 15% or less of your discretionary income. After 25 years, there's a forgiveness provision. So even if your degree doesn't land you a high-paying cushy job, it could still be worth taking out the loans.
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Y'know, because it's kind of the same and also they've kissed a few times.
I also got a full request for my manuscript last week as well. It only takes one yes!!
That makes me go something like this:
And also a lot of this:
And I spent a good 4 hours on my last assignment, just editing over and fixing one of my old papers right now. Really think I fixed a lot of my consistent problems, usually with transitions and explaining my points. Feeling good, sending this paper.
Speaking of which, I just got into Perkins Green housing. Random roommates, but it should help me get more affordable pricing.
That can't be worth it.
I'll probably owe my parents about $100k when I graduate, that price isn't bad at all.
For the record, I'm going to Columbia University, and it is oh so fucking worth it.Their need-based scholarships, however, are the best anywhere. I'm one of the only people on the forums who wouldn't qualify to be going to an Ivy on mostly aid.
Wait, is this the part where we get embroiled in a discussion about the merits of a university education?
I'LL START! They're mostly day cares for people who aren't ready for real life! Most non-technical degrees ARE worthless!
...I am still far too lazy to use green text.
Guess whose student loan debt is 100% Federal?