lizardclan

It's now March 1st. I'm still waiting, and I know many of you are, too. Good luck to us all!

I did a JYA in Northern England at the University of Leeds in 1990-1991 studying computer science. It was during the first gulf war and was a little scarey being an american abroad. My family was planning on visiting me but got a call from the State Department recommending they cancel their trip.

I changed my major from electrical engineering to computer science at the end of my fourth year. Amazingly, I graduated in five years. Will wonders never cease!

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Echoing what two posters said above... The biggest challenge for me this year was the money. I could only afford to apply to one school. I live on disability, and had a bankruptcy in January 2010. I haven't been rejected yet, but if I am, I'll apply to 4 or 5 schools next year using recently acquired credit cards. I'll only apply to schools next year that have an application fee waiver. Then I'll only have to pay for test scores, transcripts, and possibly degree certifications/verifications. I'm keeping the balances of my two new credit cards at $0.00. -lizardclan

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See subject line. Thanks!

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