"quaternary education"

doesn't that sound scary?? i thought it did. its just another fancy name for graduate school--which is also scary in it's own right. yup. i've been looking at graduate schools lately since it is my junior year already. i probably wouldn't want to be filling out applications during senior year when i've got to write my senior paper, which i hear by the way, is supposed to be 200 some odd pages long... [oh golly]

so i stayed up late last night looking at some universities with the graduate program im aiming for, and i couldn't help but laugh, thinking that i was going to college again. the application process, the waiting, the humiliation and the hurt of rejection... all comes full circle again. its like, geez, where in the world did my last two years go? what the hell did i learn?? um -- lets not answer that.

but god, its true when they say you never stop learning...either you're still stuck in school getting like, your fourth master degree because you still can't get a job anywhere but mcdonalds, or you're business company is sending you to "get with the program"

regardless, here is my list:

1. UNC at Chapel Hill
2. Northeastern State University
3. LSU
4. University of Tennessee
5. University of Maryland
6. Penn State

yes, i like the south. get over it. 

[considering...but completely far fetched - except maybe UBC]
1. University of Canterbury
2. Deakin University
3. The University of Hong Kong
4. UBC
5. City University of Hong Kong