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i'm getting married. last week, my boyfriend of three years became my fiance. this came a day after finding out that because i changed my major, i still have another 2.5 years to go. yes, i know what you're thinking because everyone seems to be concerned that i'm not going to finish school. but i'm here to set the record straight.
i have no intentions to slow down in school and especially no intentions to quit.
here are the facts: my school is pretty much paid for. why would i not finish? it doesn't make sense to quit, and i'm definitely not one to take advantage of that free education.
also, i'm lucky enough to have a very supportive future husband. we have set a budget that works without me working in the fall/spring while i'm in school. but i have also become a pro at scheduling so that i am only in class three days a week. with that i could easily work another two days and bring in at least enough money to put in savings. during the summer, i have to take classes to finish on time, but it's easy to find classes online which would make it easy to work at least 20 hours a week in the summer.
it's just getting frustrating being told how important my degree is when i have absolutely no intentions of giving that degree up. i would hate for people's fears of me not finishing school to affect our future marriage.
How to Begin a Degree as a Senior:
Hi, my name is Indecision and I have backed myself into a corner that is comprised of 99 hours of college credits and not a single one taking me anywhere I want to go.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Big News Here:
i'm getting married. last week, my boyfriend of three years became my fiance. this came a day after finding out that because i changed my major, i still have another 2.5 years to go. yes, i know what you're thinking because everyone seems to be concerned that i'm not going to finish school. but i'm here to set the record straight.
i have no intentions to slow down in school and especially no intentions to quit.
here are the facts: my school is pretty much paid for. why would i not finish? it doesn't make sense to quit, and i'm definitely not one to take advantage of that free education.
also, i'm lucky enough to have a very supportive future husband. we have set a budget that works without me working in the fall/spring while i'm in school. but i have also become a pro at scheduling so that i am only in class three days a week. with that i could easily work another two days and bring in at least enough money to put in savings. during the summer, i have to take classes to finish on time, but it's easy to find classes online which would make it easy to work at least 20 hours a week in the summer.
it's just getting frustrating being told how important my degree is when i have absolutely no intentions of giving that degree up. i would hate for people's fears of me not finishing school to affect our future marriage.