Some questions for you: 1. what did you do about health insurance while not a full time student? 2. Actually when I think about it, what exactly did you do while not in school? 3. how many times did you drop out of school? 4. Was it hard to go back?
1) For the most part I did without health insurance. Not wise, I know, but as you are probably learning - it is hard to come by. 2) I did what most people who are not in school do - I worked. A lot. Mostly retail. 3) I took a leave of absence from Cornell, went back, and then left Cornell for good. Finished at IUS. Then went to Tufts for grad school and dropped out of there. That does not give an indication of where all I took classes. My transcript right now has classes from Bellermine, Cornell, U of L, WKU, IUS. There might be another one. 4) It was not difficult to go back. I was out for about two years - long enough that I was ready to go back. When I did go back, I was working a full-time job and still wanting to go.
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1. what did you do about health insurance while not a full time student?
2. Actually when I think about it, what exactly did you do while not in school?
3. how many times did you drop out of school?
4. Was it hard to go back?
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2) I did what most people who are not in school do - I worked. A lot. Mostly retail.
3) I took a leave of absence from Cornell, went back, and then left Cornell for good. Finished at IUS. Then went to Tufts for grad school and dropped out of there.
That does not give an indication of where all I took classes. My transcript right now has classes from Bellermine, Cornell, U of L, WKU, IUS. There might be another one.
4) It was not difficult to go back. I was out for about two years - long enough that I was ready to go back. When I did go back, I was working a full-time job and still wanting to go.
IM me if you have any more questions.
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