Grad school ahoy!

[sofiaviolet]

(Assuming, of course, that I get in. I mean, I am sure that I will! But I will also be worried about it until I actually do.)

Application to Simmons is basically done. I am letting my statement of purpose rest for a few hours. I'll read it over some time tonight, upload it, and send everything in.

My parents are going to keep supporting me through grad school, which I am enormously grateful for. Bestest parents ever!

On the subject of something that is not school-related at ALL: I have a friend who is looking for one ticket to the Boston MCR show. PM me with leads pls???

Comments

[trouble]

Yay Grad School!

[sofiaviolet]

Indeed.

[pinesandmaples]

You could always go to UNO. It's an ego boost, really.

[sofiaviolet]

Yeah, but that would involve moving out of Boston. :( Also, wouldn't I have to go to LSU for library science?

[zulu]

Good luck on the applications! Wow those schools!

[sofiaviolet]

Just one school, but. I figure most people don't roll out of undergrad having processed over 60 cubic feet of material. I am more worried about getting into the history half of the program, because I don't have anything as absurdly good as *points up* that.

[alphaviolet]

I'm interested in hearing why you chose Simmons... I heard it's unusual, but don't know a lot about it.

[sofiaviolet]

Because I don't want to move away? My method of selecting schools is based waaaaaaay more on location than anything else. Not sure of the advisability of this, but.

[alphaviolet]

Ha, that's what I did too.

What I heard about Simmons was that it was very liberal. Even for Boston, that is.

[sofiaviolet]

The Simmons students I've met tend to support that assertion. I would say it's a function of my social circle, but several of them have been coworkers...