46 Days Until Graduation

This is all the important stuff from here on out that I am currently aware of (my Statistics professor doesn't tell us when each test is until we finish each unit) broken up into weeks. The rest of my semester looks do-able...except for the comprehensive finals...gotta hate having to remember stuff you never actually learned, lol.

Remaining Tests & Due Dates:

November

Thursday 6 - History of Psychology review questions due


Tuesday 11 - History of Psychology test/Sensation & Perception labs 9 & 10 due/Statistics homework due
(Thursday 13 - drop kitties off at the vet for round 2 of shots)
Friday 14 - World Political Systems reaction paper due


Monday 17 - Sensation & Perception test/2 Psychology of Personal Relationships papers due
Tuesday18 - Statistics test
(Wednesday 19 - drop kitties off at the vet for neutering)


Tuesday 25 - Sensation & Perception labs 11, 12 & 13 due
(Thursday 27 - THANKSGIVING)


December

Monday 1 - World Political Systems reaction paper due
Tuesday 2 - Sensation & Perception lab 14 due
Thursday 4 - Statistics project due
Friday 5 - Psychology of Personal Relationships test due


(Monday 8 - last day of classes)
Thursday 11 - Statistics unit test and comprehensive final, 2pm
Friday 12 - World Political Systems comprehensive final, 9am/Sensation & Perception comprehensive final, 2pm/History of Psychology final 4:30pm/Psychology of Personal Relationships take-home final due, 5pm


(Sunday 14 - pick up daddy from the airport, 11pm, pack up the apartment and entertain him for the rest of the week)
Saturday 20 - GRADUATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10am!!!!!!!!!!!


CANNOT wait to be a Baylor University alumna.

Smooches,
Ashley

Countdowns

22nd birthday: today

Graduation: 57 days

Christmas: 61 days

2009: 68 days

Move to Austin: approx. 99 days

1 year anniversary: 100 days

My *Revised* 5-Year Plan

21 years old: college senior (2008)

22 years old: graduate college (dec. 2008); move back home (dec. 2008); work for judy, save money (jan. 2009); move to austin (feb. 2009); get a job, work, save money; take GRE, apply to graduate schools (2009, 2010)

23 years old: start graduate school (fall 2010)

25 years old: graduate with masters in counseling psychology (spring 2012)

26+ years old: get a job, work, save money; get married; have kids; live happily ever after; the end.

~Ash