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Feb. 20th, 2004 07:45 amI bought CK Obsession, for men, hehe. I love that smell. *bez wearing men's cologne and doesn't care*. Yum. I sprayed it on my pillow before I went to sleep last night too. God damn that's some tastey stuff.
So, I found out the CNA course at BSU only comes out to a total of $475, plus the cost of books, I'm thinking of doing that, and then working as a CNA while slowly finishing up my social science degree. It would take me a lot longer, to get to my ultimate goal, but that would have me certified in more areas, in case the economy continues as shit, and I'd finish college with much more cash in hand than I would have, going at the route I am now. I think I'm going to go down to the school and talk to them on Monday (I would have done so today, but I have my CPR class after work today.). Classes start in April, and you have to sign up by March 1st, so I need to get going on that. Should I get into this classes, I most definitely will not be taking courses that go towards the soc. degree, until I finish these ones, but these only take two semesters, to get a degree. That's one year, it won't kill me to put off my goals for one year. Plus, what if I eventually do end up moving to Scotland? It's much easier to obtain citizenship, if you have skills in one of their needed fields, and medical falls into that category.
What do you guys think?
So, I found out the CNA course at BSU only comes out to a total of $475, plus the cost of books, I'm thinking of doing that, and then working as a CNA while slowly finishing up my social science degree. It would take me a lot longer, to get to my ultimate goal, but that would have me certified in more areas, in case the economy continues as shit, and I'd finish college with much more cash in hand than I would have, going at the route I am now. I think I'm going to go down to the school and talk to them on Monday (I would have done so today, but I have my CPR class after work today.). Classes start in April, and you have to sign up by March 1st, so I need to get going on that. Should I get into this classes, I most definitely will not be taking courses that go towards the soc. degree, until I finish these ones, but these only take two semesters, to get a degree. That's one year, it won't kill me to put off my goals for one year. Plus, what if I eventually do end up moving to Scotland? It's much easier to obtain citizenship, if you have skills in one of their needed fields, and medical falls into that category.
What do you guys think?
