i finally got in touch with someone about registering for classes. unfortunately, that leaves me with limited choices. not that i wouldn't mind slowly working my way through all or most of the course offerings, but i do need to be practical. most of the medieval courses are closed. i know i need to take other things, but i was hoping to start out with something i really wanted.

and then there is the commute. i don't know what i was thinking. oh, that's right. what i was thinking is "oh thank god that someone let me in!" but now i am feeling very self-doubty (shut up! that's a word!) i am wondering why they let me in when no one else did (well, i still didn't hear from one!) and i am wondering if i am going to go there and fall flat on my damn face.

and money. just keep piling up the loans.

i should just go get a mcjob

on edit: there are only two open courses that i can take and they both count as the same requirement. so....really, just one. looks like i will be easing my way into grad school. both good and bad, i guess, but right now i am feeling pretty frustrated. at least it is the one (non-medieval) course that made me go "ooooh! they give people credit for that? yay!" so yeah, go me.