Can't wait to tromp around in teh woods and analyze scat! Wooo!

[catonaleash]

I did it! I am officially registered for "Principles of Wildlife Science" in the fall! It's not the same as actually being accepted into the program (I'm taking it as a perk of my employment), but it's a good step and I just can't believe I'll be taking a graduate class in the fall. Graduate school has always been an ambiguous goal, more of a

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[elgweth]

Congratulations! Also, if it would help prepare you for grad school, I could let you do some of my work. :)

[brindlepups]

That is awesome. Congratulations on the first step. Don't fret about getting into the program, just have fun with the process of getting there.

I'm just reading Prodigal Summer and your subject line really reminded me of the beginning. Have you read it?

[catonaleash]

No, I haven't read it. What's it about? Besides, of course, woods and scat.

[ayekamn]

I completely understand about how taking time off changes your perspective on classes. I had a completely different attitude in my classes here than in undergrad.

Science is very cool. I love the concept of science. I always knew I wanted to be a scientist of some sort, I just happened to pick astronomy. I'm not "in love" with astronomy, not as much as I'm "in love" with science. Looking back, I may have picked a different field, but I'm happy.

[elgweth]

but I still love technology, always and forever.