It's done - it's out of my hands.

[EvB]

Well, my grad ap is in - and all the recommendation request forms have gone out.  I pushed that last button.  (I did it all online, as only seemed right for a program that focuses, partly, on distance learning)

This is what I'm shooting for:  http://www.umass.edu/education/academics/tecs/ed_tech.shtml

If you are into prayer, rain dances, magical charms or any method of positive energy creation and sending - I'd sure appreciate it.  I HATED pushing that last submit button.   Now that it's gone - I'm sure I fucked something up - but that's me.  I'd think that if God herself had done 1/2 the work for me.

[Frys Girl]

You're in already. You HAVE to get in. I just can't see it any other way. You're a great candidate.

[MV/Liberace!]

good luck to you, evb.  i'm sure you'll be fine, however.

[Pirate King Atomsk]

Well, I'll tell ya what my daddy always told me.

"If you fucked up, don't call on me, cause it aint my fault."

Heh, j/k. I'm sure you got it anyways. But, if you really believe in all that voodoo, well then, good luck! But again, I doubt you need it. You smart. 

[Frys Girl]

"If you fucked up, don't call on me, cause it aint my fault."

LOL!!! That's hilarious.

Pirate reminds me of the green arrow.

[EvB]

I'm sure you got it anyways. But, if you really believe in all that voodoo, well then, good luck! But again, I doubt you need it. You smart. 

So funny you should say that - I was going to add VooDoo the list  ;

[EvB]

Gotta love the on-line application process.  Today i woke up to 4 emails, one saying that my application had been received and was in process - and three others form people who have agreed to recommend me (I only need two - so I'm ahead there) So -I've decided to be grateful they didn't ask for GREs - since this program - in the past - has been geared primarily toward engineering and math types - and while I do have a AS in Electronics Eng. - I'm really more of a humanities type, and the GRE would show that loud and clear.  Not that it would be the deciding factor, and they are taking a wider range of people, but - it's one less thing to fret about.

[Centurion73]

Well if they are interested in keeping the interdisciplinary nature of the program alive, I think that you're much better suited than that of straight math or engineering grad student as they often cannot communicate outside their circles.