A little disappointed, but way excited

I had the UCF orientation yesterday and I know my guardian angel at UCF, Ms. Carol Anne Pohl, had told me I would likely be a transient student because of the lateness in registration, when it happened I was still a little disappointed.

This semester I have a lone class at Brevard Community College online, a lone class at Valencia Community College, though I am wait-listed for another one and hoping I get that one otherwise things are really going to be difficult in two semesters and one two-credit class at UCF in engineering economics. Currently I have 10 credits for certain and potentially another 4, but if the wait-listed chemistry doesn't come through, then I will take CADD as a filler to get to the full-time status I need.

In other news, I heard from Dr. Gonzalez, of the International Engineering minor program. I am meeting with him on Monday the 31st of August in the morning. I'd ike to see what he has to say about me working out an African or Middle Eastern program within the confines of the existing program. It'd be a lot of work, but it would be mine and made for me. We'll see what he has to say and for that I am WAY excited.

The VA is another adventure. As soon as I'm done with this post, I'll connect the scanner and scan the acceptance letter to UCF and the graduation audit. I'll also write a letter to Hollie explaining what has happened so far, what I expect to happen and the current schedule I have paid for. I am getting kind of frustrated with the VA. I feel like I already paid for this schooling with the loss of my eye, but I have to pay for it again because of the bureaucracy.