Hardknocks 101

I've found that having a BA really impresses the middle management at Barnes & Noble...

18 hours + student activities + careful planning = only one or two all-nighters per semester

I'm working on a marketing minor to go along with my sports management degree. Got 9 hours plus working full time (which that job might be changing hopefully to one that is a little more flexiable for me). Just dropped 400 on books.

Business Math and Finite Math, stat, etc all suck

but I'm a Calc whiz.

I am in graduate school at the pharmacy program at UMKC. Not alone do I have to pay those "lovely" graduate tuition fees ( $9,500 a semester and I'm a Kansas City resident), but also my books seem to be insane as well like the rest of you guys ( Just my Pharmacy Phisiology, Biochemistry and Pharmaceutics books combined ran me $425).
What I laugh about is when individuals make it sound like schools are "non profit".

Nobody feels sorry for you and your future $120K+ salary. :)

16 hrs...all writing..

For real. You gots ta pay tha cost ta be tha boss.

I'd love your semester.

yeah...MFA in playwriting..

I in part am glad school is back in session. With the warm weather I've been noticing more college age women scantly clothed... :drool:

That's awesome. I love playwrights so much; acting is what I would be studying if I didn't love writing as much as I do.

I'm currently working on my writing sample for applications to Creative Writing (Nonfiction) MFA programs.

Ha. My tuititon is pushing $40,000 this year. I love how the average tuition goes up roughly 10% while inflation goes up roughly 2%.

Yeah, out-of-state tuition here at IU Law is 37K per year. I would've stayed at Kansas for law school if I didn't get a full-tuition scholarship.

I took a class over the summer so I'm only in 12 hours this semester. I'm pretty stoked about it.