Hi all! I'm a SAHM of two beautiful little girls, 24 months, and 3 months. I'm a sophomore in college going for my degree in EC-6 Education with a concentration in ELAR, and took this past semester off after having my 2nd daughter. I'm looking to go back to school part-time in addition to getting my vet tech degree in spare time online. I'd like to take a sidebar and get a degree in something I can do from home to make money, while I'm continuing my main degree. I'm interested in Web Development. I'm looking for a school that accepts FAFSA, is on semester schedule, and where you get actual textbooks, not virtual books. Can anyone help??
I just started college at a community college with the plan to attend a UC as a transfer student as soon as possible. However, I absolutely hate it here and I have no idea how I'm going to pass the next two years. It's only been two months, and the very thought of getting up and going to school every day makes me incredibly depressed. Any ideas on how to cope?
It's weird when you come into a place only to get out, and you find yourself missing it. I'm getting out of community college soon, and I met all of my goals I set for myself there, but when I first entered it, I couldn't wait to get out...to transfer to some place else. But now, I'm realizing that I'm going to really miss this place and my professors. I'm towards the end, and I'm thinking of buying my community college sweatshirt as a souvenir. Weird, huh? You'd think you'd buy your college sweatshirt at the beginning.
So im an creative writing major and I have write a 10 to 20 page nonfiction piece for my non-fiction class. The only subject I think I can even begin to write that much upon is my bisexuality. It'll include memories from childhood that make sense now that i know i'm bi and various other info and musings upon me being bi. The paper will be workshopped by the class (15 people) at some point.
But I've got a couple problems; 1. While I'm out to most of my friends and a couple members of my family, this will be the first time I'm coming out to people i don't know very well. I know I shouldn't care, but for some reason I do. This class certainly isn't the worst place to come out, most of the people being liberally minded and such, but I'm still nervous as hell about
2. I don't wanna be that guy that talks all the time about his sexuality as some way to get attention, cause thats not me at all.
I'm not really sure what i'm looking for here, reassurance or similar experiences maybe? I can already feel a little knot forming in my belly about all this.
Regards,
Ania A. Shapiro
