so that happened.
Aug. 23rd, 2011 06:18 pmI have taken the GRE. I have also lost all will to live. (Although based off the rough estimate from the old scoring, scores may not actually be all that bad, but still: LOST ALL WILL TO LIVE. Will find out actual scores -- er, at some point in the future. November, apparently, according to the schedule online.)
Also, my testing center was filled with Canadians taking the MCAT, for that extra special WTF factor. (We are really not that close to the Canadian border. I was not only the only person taking the GRE, I was the only person actually from Ellensburg. Although not the only American, that would have been just too weird.)
At about ten minutes before I left this morning I realized I probably should have worked out which institutions I was going to send said scores to. Since the UK doesn't require them: the history departments at the University of Washington, UC-Berkeley, Ohio State University, and Brown University. I am reasonably certain I can get into the U-Dub and Ohio State; Brown and Berkeley are the reach schools; the schools I really want to get into are Cambridge and Oxford. (Unfortunately, I'm actually not a hundred percent positive I sent my scores to the right departments at Berkeley and Brown -- I ran out of time to look it up. *facepalm facepalm facepalm*) I guess they also go to my undergraduate institution, so hopefully I didn't fuck that up and at some point in the future the Tulane University Classics Department will get them.
Also then my mother came and took me to get frozen yoghurt, and then to go say hi to my high school band director, who was having some kind of technical problem involving some kind of drumset strap and a grommet, it was all too technical for my lib arts major brain. Oh my god, all the HS kids, they are so little, everyone who was there when I was HAS ALREADY GRADUATED I feel so old.
Also, my testing center was filled with Canadians taking the MCAT, for that extra special WTF factor. (We are really not that close to the Canadian border. I was not only the only person taking the GRE, I was the only person actually from Ellensburg. Although not the only American, that would have been just too weird.)
At about ten minutes before I left this morning I realized I probably should have worked out which institutions I was going to send said scores to. Since the UK doesn't require them: the history departments at the University of Washington, UC-Berkeley, Ohio State University, and Brown University. I am reasonably certain I can get into the U-Dub and Ohio State; Brown and Berkeley are the reach schools; the schools I really want to get into are Cambridge and Oxford. (Unfortunately, I'm actually not a hundred percent positive I sent my scores to the right departments at Berkeley and Brown -- I ran out of time to look it up. *facepalm facepalm facepalm*) I guess they also go to my undergraduate institution, so hopefully I didn't fuck that up and at some point in the future the Tulane University Classics Department will get them.
Also then my mother came and took me to get frozen yoghurt, and then to go say hi to my high school band director, who was having some kind of technical problem involving some kind of drumset strap and a grommet, it was all too technical for my lib arts major brain. Oh my god, all the HS kids, they are so little, everyone who was there when I was HAS ALREADY GRADUATED I feel so old.