Even better!
Mar. 10th, 2008 07:03 pmOMG!
I appear to be awash with good news today and this week. The English MA program director at Boston College just gave me a call and said they'd accepted me into the program. Woot!
Apparently they won't have their funding worked out until the beginning of next month, so no promises there, which is unfortunate; however, he thought it was likely that I would get funding, so cross your fingers for me, eh?
Squeeee!
(...Karma is going to do something HORRIBLE to me soon, isn't it?)
I appear to be awash with good news today and this week. The English MA program director at Boston College just gave me a call and said they'd accepted me into the program. Woot!
Apparently they won't have their funding worked out until the beginning of next month, so no promises there, which is unfortunate; however, he thought it was likely that I would get funding, so cross your fingers for me, eh?
Squeeee!
(...Karma is going to do something HORRIBLE to me soon, isn't it?)
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Date: 2008-03-15 04:08 pm (UTC)But Woodmeade South and Crossing Point are very close to UT with regularly-running bus service. To visit those, go down cumberland avenue (the main street) towards downtown, and take a right onto henley street. go across that bridge and turn left immediately after burger king. Northwood is on your right (I lived there) and Crossing Point is on your left. I also lived in Sterling University Heights, which also has regularly-running bus service... the directions are a little more confusing to get there but Mapquest Knotty Pine Way.
Some grad students lived in the upperclassman apartment-style dorm (Andy Holt Apts) but I wouldn't suggest it.
What I would suggest? a meal plan. The dining services program is fabulous.
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Date: 2008-03-16 12:50 am (UTC)What I would suggest? a meal plan. The dining services program is fabulous.
Hmmm. The lazy part of me likes that idea, but I'm thinking doing my own food would be cheaper, maybe? I didn't realize there were universities out there who would let you on the meal plan without living on campus, though, so that's pretty awesome.