Sorry to have started a topic then disappeared. I had to do that thing they call work. Crazy, huh?
How much time off would you get if you took the summer session, vw?
One week between summer session and fall. If I skip the second summer session, I’d get 7 weeks off.
Is there any independent reading or something you can do for classes? That way you could do it in the evenings or at work breaks.
If I took the second summer session off, I would still spend some time working on my independent study project for the fall, to try to get a head start on that. The class I would take second session would be heavy on the reading, ‘cause it’s a psych course. I’m a little worried about being able to keep up with that and everything else. But, then again, maybe I need to try to get used to it.
My opinion is that you probably wouldn't lose momentum (though you know better than anyone else) cause you're a school SUPERSTAR! and that you will need a bit of a break to avoid burn out. Especially since the part time job seems to be a bit more emotionally involving than originally anticipated, and are you still doing the second job thing?
This is what I’m thinking… And no, I’m not still doing the second job thing, THANK GOD! That was too much.
Job hunting is still not fun.
{{{Anne}}}
I just called and left ANOTHER voice mail with my shrink about losing my health insurance and needing to figure out what to do about $1300 worth of prescriptions each month. He’s not in today (which I was pretty sure about), but will be in on Monday. He better call me back, or I’m gonna have a breakdown. Actually, I might have the stupid breakdown anyway. I’m so stressed right now…about school…about work…about money…about health insurance…about life. I’m not up for this.
Oh, and get this. They’re close to hiring the replacement for my boss. The director of the program told me today that this is going to be an interesting opportunity for me, because I’m going to have to help train my supervisor and really be patient with (probably) her, as she has no supervising experience. I like how she worded that. In other words, we’re hiring someone nowhere nearly as qualified as you are, because we don’t pay enough, and so it’s gonna kind of suck.