Plaid Ponderings: Thoughts of a Lezz
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the TA for one of my classes friended me on fb
i’m not sure how to feel about this
thinking of getting a tattoo after I finish this bitch of a...
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you guys make me SICK, SICK, SICK.
i loved this scene so so so so much.
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I wake every morning to find that the cats have brought in several flower heads from the garden outside and scattered them throughout the house,...
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If you have or will have student loans, you need to read this.
Something potentially life-changing for...
He doubled funding for Pell grants, increased the amount of financial aid for students to 9 million students a year. The administration proposed a cap for former students working on paying back their loans. The proposition would make the maximum amount at 10 percent of their income starting in 2012. But finally, the Obama administration has invested $2 billion in competitive grants to community colleges to raise completion rates and create new programs that prepare students for job opportunities in their area.
Good News: I don’t have to reapply for next semester. I’m just taking a leave of absence instead of withdrawing. I’ll still have my position so to speak. My GPA won’t change and I won’t be punished for not attending this semester. I’ll even have a new room next semester, probably larger and on main campus. And I’ll even be able to apply for financial aid on time.
Bad News: I can’t register for other classes or attend another school while I’m on my leave of absence. Which is unfortunate because that means that I won’t be able to take summer classes back home for less like I had planned. This also means that I’ll have to have another semester more of school than I had planned.
Emotional News: I feel as though I had grown at being out and proud about being gay. It’s going to be a really huge adjustment to have to go back in the closet somewhat. I’m happy to be going back to my friends and family. I have missed them. I’ll get to be around my nephew a lot more which is something I’ve been craving. But this also means a lack of a gay friendly and gay positive community. This month alone there’s been about four or five anti-gay messages and laws trying to be passed by politicians in the area. But the good thing is I do have support in friends and family. So hopefully it shall balance everything out.
Yep.
This is about me and my education.
This is also about how I’ve honestly worked my ass off for over three years.
This is also about how I worked my ass off, grew as a person, fell back in love with learning again and then hit a roadblock called tuition.
Refresher for those who have forgotten what the previous post were about.
So here’s an update on the financial aid/tuition issue that I had before. Well I still have it. Unfortunately I’ve basically run out of time for me to get money. We were denied loans, they’re still out of financial aid for this semester, and they won’t let me put on the bill for this semester. So more than likely, I am withdrawing for the semester. I’ll have to start preparing go back home at the end of next week.
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Thank you! Keep us updated. I hope with all my heart you are able to stay in College.
THANK YOU.
I’m gonna have to come up with a way to thank you and anyone else who donates.
You people are amazing and I can’t get over it.
So.
Thank you again.
Ps. Thanks.
For those of you needing a confirmation on whether or not I am telling the truth about needing financial aid.
Here it is.
But there is one thing you need to understand.
This isn’t all of the money that I need. I need less than this. Like….around half of this amount. Other family members and friends have already given me what they can to help me stay at American University.
So thank you to those who have reblogged my post and who have already given a donation.
I’m grateful for anything and everything you do.
Jordan
Yep.
This is about me and my education.
This is also about how I’ve honestly worked my ass off for over three years.
This is also about how I worked my ass off, grew as a person, fell back in love with learning again and then hit a roadblock called tuition.
I want an opinion on your education system.
If you’ve got student loans, you’re going to want to watch this video.
President Obama just took two major steps to make life easier for people with student loans, and there’s a good chance you or someone you know will benefit from them really soon. After you’ve watched, tweet/re-blog/Facebook it to get out the good word.
#Obama2012
EDUCATION IN AMERICA.
Reason #174873 We’re ranked #14 in reading, #17 for science, and #25 in math.
(via beckyloves)
So here’s the kind of question I get on math homework.
So should I thank Texas for this or…?
