Graduating.. - or not.

[emmuzka]

Van Helsing: I would never have thought that a movie so full of fun cliches, good looking actors, jokes and action could be so incredibly boring. I checked my watch. Two times. I yawned. I waited it to finally end. I liked the Mummy, but this just bored be to no end.

I don't know what to feel. Today I returned the last of my assignments to the uni and realized that that was it. Tomorrow I have a swedish language test and then, no more. I'm going to graduate! Eeek! Or am I? I previously applied to teacher studies, just for the hell of it, I would never get in, yadda yadda. The word about if I'm getting in, -or NOT- will not be available until the 18. of next month.

Because I was around, I went to ask if I really had to push my graduation until I know or if I would be able to get the place if I had already signed myself out of the uni. there were still people in, surprise surprise, and I got the information I needed. I would just have to push my graduation until I knew. BUT, the madam kindly informed me that in my contingent were I applied, there are five places and only seven who applied. And according to the interview points, I was up to top three! It's *highly* probable that I will get in!

So. Not graduating, unless I want to leave the chance to become a teacher specializing on teaching adults, which I will not . Which means I will be poor, penniless student for another summer and a year more. On the bright side, I *will* graduate before I turn 30, I swear.

Comments

[omega-h.livejournal.com]

I totally agree on van Helsing. I wanted to leave after 5 minutes of the movie.

:) So, one more year, eh.

[xoverau.livejournal.com]

I've heard so many bad things about Van Helsing, I almost have a morbid curiosity. *laughs* Good luck on graduating, whenever you do.

[mace-m.livejournal.com]

Van Helsing really was disappointing, wasn't it? I wasn't looking forward to any great artistic experience, but the least they could have done was not to bore us half dead.

Congratulations on the teaching studies thing!

[emmuzka.livejournal.com]

Yeah, the "IGOR!" was funny at the first time and dr. Hyde, too, but it went downhill from there really fast. Dracula had no charisma and the vampire brides were just horrible... If I could get a refund for every movie that felt like a fraud, I would be slightly less poor.