Next Week

Lord. I'm so happy that this week is almost over. It was the last week of my Spring term at Rosemont and second to last at CCP. Next week I will officially be done at CCP (Hopefully with Honors)!!!! And I will be a student at Rosemont exclusively. I hope that God keeps blessing me the way that he has. In the last few months financially I was set back due to reasons beyond my own capacity, but I was able to facilitate them, though it hurt my goal to have my first property by the end of the summer. Hopefully God has something coming which may help offset that issue and keep me in line.

I also plan to stalk this school till they admit my dear son in because they put me through the application process and made me pay all this money, and yet they tell me he has not spot! Very upset.
Besides that, I'm trying to make Jahair hold off on a new bed, because we may be moving if I can find some extra cash before July. If not I think that I will wait till after December when I graduate to continue search, but hopefully we can have our very first Christmas in our own house!

Hair Update

Well, I haven't had a Carmel treatment in months, due to the braids I just took out. Its in okay shape, but it shrivels up every night and I have to take a fat tooth comb to it. I recently found out one of my train friends daughter is a former Etae professional, so she will be coming to my home when she gets a chance to do my hair.
Last week I attempted to put the preserve in and blow it dry. It came out okay enough to put a headband on to hide the new growth dry look and have a thick curls in the back. It looked nice, and I received compliments, but I still wasn't satisfied with how my new growth wont be tamed.
I hadn't washed it this week, and I just put it in a pony tail. It looks nice, so I have been told, but again I can see the difference between the pony tail and my hair, and by the time the day is out, I look like a juvenile with my hair coming out from all areas. So I implemented the headband and pony tail. It looks very nice, especially with big earrings to distract attention away from the new growth being held in position by the headband.

Lord knows, I hope she can fit me in by next week so I can wear my hair down for a little while!

Easy 'A'...I think not!

When I first spoke to a fellow coworker about the college, I was afraid that it was an Easy A school. When I spoke to others in the courses I have at the Philadelphia Site, I was told that it is very demanding and that they can only do two courses the max at a time to facilitate their time constraints. For the past five months I have taken 4 courses at CCP (Jan thru May) and Five at Rosemont( 1, 2, 2 in five week intervals) with no problem, averaging in the Spring term a 4.0. When I spoke to another student, she said that one teacher gave her a D and another practically failed her. So therefore they give more than A's out!

So initially thought, maybe its just me? After speaking to two teachers, I have found out that it is just me. She stated that my papers are very well written and she can tell that I am graduating soon due to the content and quality of my work.

Yes, I turned Beet red even though she sent it in an email. LOL.

I also found out that it's a very good Management curriculum because I was researching WCU.edu about their graduate Project Management Degree, and wanted to know more about becoming certified as a PMP through PMI. When I went to PMI.org and read some of their sample questions for the certification test, damned if they didn't have some of the context which I learned in my Management 0461 class this term.

So all in all, it may be an easier college for some, but it does give you the information you need to become a professional. It's just how you apply it.