New Job!

I have finally joined the "real world" ... I now have a "real job".  Yes, I have a desk in a cubicle. My inner easy going artsy hippie is kicking and screaming "Noooooooooooo!".  But, this is who I am and what I do now.  And it's not so bad.  It's nice to have steady money and good benefits for once.  Once I pay off my debt, I can start putting money away so that I can return to the more artsy side of life in the (hopefully near) future! :)

AAS in Computer Technology

That's right! I graduated from Midlands Technical College yesterday. I am proud to say I graduated with high honors and a 4.0 GPA. Never in a million years did I think I would get a 4.0!
Because I already have a Bachelor's degree, I have applied to grad school at USC. I'll be taking one of the prereqs for it this summer, and that should tell me if I really want to pursue it: Intro to Software Engineering. I havent found a job yet, so this may be the way to go. But I can go anywhere from here. ;)

Spring Break 2014

No school this week but a full work week! Haven't had a chance to do much else.
I take the GRE on Tuesday and I'm starting to freak out a little. Will study today and Sunday. I am really looking foward to getting it over with.
Then I can wait for the decision from Grad school and figure out what I am going to do with the rest of my life...

Python

Tomorrow there is a free Python workshop at USC. I'm looking forward to learning another language. Gotta get as much knowledge as I can before getting a "real job".

Still in school

Midlands Tech promises me that I can get anywhere from here. So I am still in school and graduating in May. Then we'll see if I can be anywhere but Columbia, SC. It's a nice town but I am ready to escape from here once again!

At the moment, I have no idea what I'll do after I graduate. I've applied to graduate school but I need to see what kind of job I could get. The quicker I'm working a "real job" the better.

I miss the film industry. Although I get to go on auditions every now and then, I am hoping that I may be able to return to film on the computer programming side of things. We'll see ...