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{this is like an everyday occurance, p.s}
ive currently been on hold for 28 minutes.
so maybe i'll stress out here beforehand.
delema: money? i suppose that's the real issue. My school is pretty much paid for by the state, which is really nice and i'm really thankful for. okay, not "pretty much paid for" it is paid for, with money left over. I need money for my housing, thats the thing. 1059$ to be exact. due aug. 1st. oh. not happening, mostly because ive been in school all summer and only have 7 weeks before the next semester starts. yuckkk.
solution #1- since i need "quick cash fast" haha, i could take out a loan. it would be really easy for me to pay off, i'm working 13 hour days for the next 7 weeks, you know?
Pro: i could have my housing paid off.
Con: i'd be in debt for the next two months.
it takes time to get loans, weeks, sometimes months through the school
solution #2- defer from school fall semester.
Pro: Free housing.
Full time job.
Con: delay in school.
30 minutes away from my lover.
i hate growing up.
especially when i kinda have to do
everything by myself, and figure things
out by myself. :/
2 comments:
I say go for the loan and rock it paying it off so your credit looks nice and shiny! There's an end in sight too instead of "umm..I wonder when this will be paid off..:(" haha. Good luck!
I remember those good ole days :)! People are less likely to go back to school once they take time off. I say just keep plugging along. Is there any way you can pay your housing month to month? If you take out a loan though, make it your FIRST PRIORITY. Get it paid off fast. Good luck!
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