I really can't stay away.

[icepixie]

This is me checking out where/when I can take the GRE this summer.

Yeah, I figure there's a greater-than-50%-chance I'm gonna be in Knoxville in fall 2007 (or possibly 2008, depending on how the next eight months go job-wise), starting an MLIS program that will theoretically lead to either public or reference librarianship. They require GRE scores from a test taken at least one semester before application (which is, I believe, in April).

Ack ack ack. When did I start wanting to become a grad student? Am I insane?

And should it be worrying me that my first thought upon deciding (pretty much) on this course of action is, "Wheee, I'll have access to a university library and online resources again!"? I think my love for JSTOR borders on the mentally unstable.

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Also, Virtual ScaperCon. Oh, yes.

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[laserhead.livejournal.com]

I think my love for JSTOR borders on the mentally unstable.

I'd have to say that I'd agree with that statement. ;)

And now you see the beauty of grad school! Have fun with the GRE, and try to take it before...Oct, I think. Whenever they are changing the format, b/c once they change the format nobody is going to know what the new scores mean.

[icepixie]

I'd have to say that I'd agree with that statement. ;)

It bothers me that I can't go read critical articles about Orlando. I'm a sick person.

And now you see the beauty of grad school!

*cries*

Have fun with the GRE, and try to take it before...Oct, I think. Whenever they are changing the format, b/c once they change the format nobody is going to know what the new scores mean.

Meep. I'm aiming for next month...gotta call the place that does it tomorrow. Not looking forward to it being on computer, though; I like to go back and change answers and stuff.

[asinpterodactyl.livejournal.com]

I've been doing some research... the GRE changes don't take effect until October 2007. More info here (http://www.princetonreview.com/grad/testprep/testprep.asp?TPRPAGE=880&TYPE=GRE).