School Decisions
Many Decisions Must Be Made
I have to make enough money to go back to school, as in, to retake aspects of my general education requirements. This time around I have to take statistics though. I need to retake many subjects, as I need a copy of my junior college transcripts as well as my San Francisco State transcripts. I have to determine what equivalents I need to retake. FAFSA would be a great help here. I can take an online paralegal course at Penn Foster, which is an internet based school that can help many a student get equivalency education, this includes high school general education but it is mostly an adult school.
I’m also contemplating an M.F.A. before law school. But see, even that requires I need more income than I’m getting. As for law school, I need to get my grades up long enough to make it in. The De Anza schedule has paralegal courses I would like to take along with my Penn Foster paralegal class that I want to eventually sign up for when I have more income. I also need to take art classes at De Anza. I haven’t taken art since my junior year of high school.
My Greyschool courses need to be finished though, I mean I have to finish my psychic arts degree because I want to be able to have the proof I have trained myself as best I can, what with being low income. I’m interested in a paralegal degree as well as ESL. I need to take art classes so I know what I’m doing when I start my artwork. I have decided to take the plunge and get myself a website for a virtual assistant job board I use. I also look for blogging jobs on a regular basis. Some do not get back to me though, like most jobs I apply for.
Blogging works great because I can do that from home. Writing was the original work from home job. I’m looking up De Anza classes right now to see whether or not I can eventually take one. But for that, I have to pay up the fee to become a virtual assistant. You get a website out of that fee. I need to do this soon. It is one step towards making more money. I mean I have to just take the plunge already. It is something I have thought about for months.
I mean I have to take the Paralegal degree at Penn Foster first. I need a work from home job, and then I can manage to get a real-world brick and mortar job when my knee is all the way better. I really need more income than I’m getting now. Freelance writing can make money as well. I have a long list of websites bookmarked on my computer because I want to go over the whole list to see what accounts I have and what accounts I do not have. I want to look into high paying writing jobs at blogs for example.
I hear that guest blogging is one way to get into freelance writing on topics you know about. I have my own blog that I can work on daily. I have to brush up on my general education, and I’m writing an educational plan to get myself motivated into making money. I am done being low-income. I need to make money as I’m healthy enough to do so. I have to start making money. I have to do something to make money, whether it is publishing my writing or other scenarios. At times, I lapse into impatience. I’m working on this, as my knee injury was a whole lesson in patience. I was about to start working when this knee injury took me out. I was comfortable with my infusion sets, as well as going out on a regular basis. I had reached a great spot in my life. I’m now doing better, and I’m stable. I have worked very hard for this day. I have to start making some concrete academic decisions.
About the Creator
Iria Vasquez-Paez
I have a B.A. in creative writing from San Francisco State. Can people please donate? I'm very low-income. I need to start an escape the Ferengi plan.
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