Future plans

Justin got accepted into school today!  He's leaving in August.  ;___; 

I'm not really too thrilled about York and the response I got from them.  I didn't really mind them just redirecting me to a stupid webpage and giving me fluff answers so much.  It was the large offensive blue font that really turned me off.  I'm looking at U of T and they look like a better option.  I only need 3 courses in English (check!).  But the intermediate/senior option requires two teaching areas which I don't have (FUCKING Asian Studies!  You are so useless!) but the junior/intermediate only requires one.  I actually really like being in junior high school.  There's always room to move up to high school once I get my degree and some experience.  They also don't require an interview (at least from what I've skimmed) which would be sweet.  I have kind of stopped caring about that for the moment; if York isn't even interested in me, it won't matter about trying to schedule an interview that I can't be in the country for.  I think I have everything for UBC, unless they've changed things since I applied the last time.

I always forget that university applications cost money.  Shit.  It's going to cost me like 300$ to apply to 3 programs.  York's application is due at the end of November, U of T is due December 1st and UBC is sometime in February.  I think applications will all be available around the same time, in September.  Which is only 3 months away!  Sigh~  I'm getting anxious just thinking about this.

I am going to have to pilfer the school's resources and print off information.  I need to figure out how much this is going to cost and start seriously saving.  Or figure out how much of a loan I'm going to have to ask for.  Honestly, I would rather go to U of T over York.  If I had to stay in Ontario, that is.  York just doesn't impress me at all and U of T has the prestiege.  I should hope by the time you're doing your second degree, the snobbery has worn off.

It's only barely June.  There's time.