The last couple of months I’ve made some real progress with this goal!! I took the GRE and applied for admission. It may be awhile before I hear something definite, but hopefully by Fall 2010 I’ll be a grad student (part-time). This goal is going to take some time to complete but will be well worth it!!
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ktyson08 isn't even able to comprehend what this year could hold
This feels like a busy work class. I’m only two weeks in, so I’m trying to refrain from judgment. But…
I think one big difference between this class and my first is that for my first class, the text is an unbelievable resource. I actually want to read it. I’ve learned so much just in the text – even without the class. On top of that, the professor has been very intentional not to just teach us the material, but to ensure our success in his class and future classes. It’s nice when people stand behind you and want you to succeed. He’s gone above and beyond what is required, ESPECIALLY considering that it’s an online class.
Anywho.
Here we go:
Week One:
Read chapters 1&2, the instructors notes (which included 2 articles, 5 ppts and 2 videos), made a homepage, and participated in the first group discussion.
Week Two:
Read all of the instrcutor’s notes (all 9 billion of them), and so far that’s it. It’s hard being in two classes at the same time.
Gynelle is gathering my strenght & resources to start a better life 2day
Now i have to decide what to do & where to do it & of course how to pay for it. hmmm….
ktyson08 isn't even able to comprehend what this year could hold
Week one:
2 out of the 3 chapters read, 2 power points and 3 websites visited, 90 on the first quiz, and did the introductory post in which I sold myself and abilities a little too well.
Week two:
3 out of the 3 chapters read, 1 power point, 2 simulations, and 3 videos watched, 100 on quiz, 90 on Research Paper topic. Plagiarism paper done (got an 88. Not bad, not great).
Week three:
2 out of the 2 chapters read, 1 power point and 4 videos watched, 100 on quiz. Discussion board thread initiated and responded to two.
Week four:
flew by…
Week five:
completely a blur…
Week six:
working 2 classes at the same time. That’s quite the challenge. In this class, so far I’ve done – 1 ppt, 2 videos, the discussion board forum. Still have to read 2 chapters, take a quiz, and submit the title page for my research paper. Oh – and work on my 20 pager that’s due in two weeks.
Week seven:
Week eight:
katieb3287 is hurting
I am applying for entry into Gallaudet University’s (in Washington D.C.) masters program in sign language interpreting. I plan to start next fall and I can’t wait!
Right now I work full time and am working on my master’s in journalism and mass communications. It ain’t easy.
ktyson08 isn't even able to comprehend what this year could hold
With the help of a dear friend and at least 3 or 4 people at the college, I’ve picked my loans, picked my classes and will start school in 3 short weeks.
I’ve finished all of my coursework & my oral comprehensive exams – now I only have my thesis to go. I have about 1/2 of it drafted, working on drafting the rest this week, and then I have about a month to go through revisions with my advisors. I can’t wait to finally be finished…
I was going to take a year off of this goal….did not get into the grad school i desperately wanted to go to. I was waitlisted, and then they told me that they weren’t taken any more people from the waitlist. buuuuuuuuuuut a week ago i got an invitation to join the class in the fall. couldn’t be happier.
A couple of months ago, i was officially conferred the degree of Master of Arts in Literary Studies. I was over the moon. I also got an unexpected pay rise. :) My graduation ceremony will take place in slightly over a month and I will have to collect my Academic dress soon. Needless to say, I am ecstatic, and my days of being broke seem to have paid off. :) If you can’t tell by now, I’m immensely happy. -1st June 09
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