PSU

I had my meeting with my advisor today at Plymouth State. She was very nice, patient and helpful. We went over my concerns and made a study program for me to follow. While talking to her I decided to not start my degree until the Spring 2010 semester (March to June.) I think this will be the best option for me since I don't have to worry about my Internet not working or driving in the snow to the college (mainly getting out of the dirt road that is the only way to get to my house.) I know it snows in March and April, but by then I will have gone through several months of winter and know what to expect. I was also going to take a CPR class in January since I know that teachers have to be certified, but after talking with my advisor I think it will be a waste of money. I can always go to a Continuing Education place and take.

So now I have a general idea of what classes I need to take to get my Master's in Education (Social Studies.) I also got my student id, ordered my parking permit (which is good from Dec.1-Feb. 28th.) I still have two things to do before Spring Semester starts in March: I have to get my NH residentency approved by the college - since the college says you have to live in the state for 1 year to get the resident rates and that will be in February 2010 for me - then I have to meet up with my advisor after Christmas to make my new schedule. I handed in my official acceptance of my Grad School Admission (ie saying that I was attending PSU in Spring 2010) and got a PSU Grad School messenger bag with a flashdrive in it.

So it seems that I am all set (for now) with PSU. I can now focus on other things that need to be done.