School Successes
First the good news. I got a scholarship. It’s the one I applied for at the last minute. Guess what I discovered yesterday? There's another scholarship I'm eligiable for. The deadline's tomorrow. Will I never learn?
Now, more good news. I met with an accounting advisor yesterday and discovered something wonderful. Without much added stress on my part, I can graduate college in December (instead of next May.) All I have to do is take 2 CLEP tests for my free electives and two online classes this summer. Then, I will only have 16 hours left, which I can easily complete next fall. When I started college in the fall of 2002, I idealistically assumed that it would take me 3 years max to complete my degree. At the close of that school year, I decided that graduating in 4 years would not be that disgraceful. Now it looks as if I’m going to finish up my accounting degree in 3 ½ years. A happy medium. Note: in case you're wondering what I'm going to do after I graduate, I've already written a post on it here.
I really don’t have any bad news to report right now. Unless, of course, you want to bring up the state sales tax audit we are currently undergoing here at work. My paperwork duties have proliferated! I hardly have anytime to blogsurf at work. (Um, Dad, if you’re reading this, I really don’t blogsurf too much while I’m on the clock.)
Have a wonderful, blessed day!
Now, more good news. I met with an accounting advisor yesterday and discovered something wonderful. Without much added stress on my part, I can graduate college in December (instead of next May.) All I have to do is take 2 CLEP tests for my free electives and two online classes this summer. Then, I will only have 16 hours left, which I can easily complete next fall. When I started college in the fall of 2002, I idealistically assumed that it would take me 3 years max to complete my degree. At the close of that school year, I decided that graduating in 4 years would not be that disgraceful. Now it looks as if I’m going to finish up my accounting degree in 3 ½ years. A happy medium. Note: in case you're wondering what I'm going to do after I graduate, I've already written a post on it here.
I really don’t have any bad news to report right now. Unless, of course, you want to bring up the state sales tax audit we are currently undergoing here at work. My paperwork duties have proliferated! I hardly have anytime to blogsurf at work. (Um, Dad, if you’re reading this, I really don’t blogsurf too much while I’m on the clock.)
Have a wonderful, blessed day!
posted by Amy Stubblefield @ 9:18 AM
5 Comments:
At 2:07 PM, March 30, 2005,
Amanda said…
Hey Amy,
I did it...I got a blog. I hope I will be able to keep up with it though. Talk to you tonight.
~Amanda~
At 3:07 PM, March 30, 2005,
Amy Stubblefield said…
Great Amanda!
Good way to practice writing. (Note, that was an incomplete sentence. Maybe I need to practice MY writing more! But this is a blog comment, not an English essay.) I do have to say one thing, though. How dare you put Napoleon Dynamite as one of your favorite movies. Ack! You and Josh, I declare. I will never understand it. Anyway, have fun blogging.
At 3:11 PM, March 30, 2005,
Amy Stubblefield said…
One more thing - I love your title. I'll have to write a blog soon on all of the interesting ways you can use the name Inge.
At 9:06 PM, March 30, 2005,
Michelle Mavridis said…
well amy I have to say you do have along list of goals 15 kids hew thats asking for it I have to say you have to have alot of patience for that many kids well I got to go - Michelle
At 6:56 AM, March 31, 2005,
Amy Stubblefield said…
Yeah, 15 is a lot. I've never actually known anyone with 15 kids; I really just wanted to get the point across that I didn't have an upper limit. Think of how many grandkids you could have with 15 kids. Talk about fun! It's really all in God's hand, though. Talk to ya later.
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