Confessions of A Working Girl

The lady I emailed...she gave me a website to check for jobs, but that was all she could help me with, apparently. So I'll create an account on that site and keep an eye on it. It certaintly can't hurt.

My computer hates me right now. My regular internet browser isn't working, so it's a good thing that I have a backup. And even that is slow! Part of that could be the amount of people on campus who are online, I suppose. But its quite aggravating.

Randomly, I heard of an online school today, that sounds interesting. They have a Master's Degree program in ESL! English as a Second Language, which is exactly what I want. The issue, of course, would be paying for it. I have heard rumors that applying for loans and aid for a master's degree is different than applying for undergrad, and there's more available. I'm not sure I believe that, but it couldn't hurt to check into. I'll ask the financial aid people at my school, since there's grad students here as well as undergrad, as far as I know.

Anyway, this online school, they have NO group projects! Apparently its one on one with a teacher. Ergo no group projects. There were other things about this school that sounded sorta interesting, and I have the information about it that I still want to look over. Cause if I could manage to do a couple of online classes while I work... then I could potentially end up with a master's degree as well, which would be sort of awesome. It all depends on financial aid though, I know that. Did I mention that this school doesn't have group projects? Let's see...what was the name of it...? They said that its an accredated school, if that's supposed to mean anything.  Oh, Northcentral University. That's what its called. They've been around since 1996, apparently, which surprised me. Internet was barely started then, wasn't it?

The whole group project thing is mostly because I'm completely fed up with the group project I have to work on right now. Everyone in my group is completely stressed over it, and we're starting to get on each other's nerves, big time.