huh
if I don’t have to worry about my college’s rules about double-counting requirements I think I only need two more courses (beyond what I’m taking this quarter) for a math minor? that sounds super doable if I decide to go that route
it depends on how they end up resolving the lin al requirement but I think that’s accurate
I don’t think other states laws but I know Georgia has a very great college scholarship
easy life
I’m going to college in Illinois but I’m from Minnesota initially and I’ll be going home over winter break
My college meets full demonstrated financial need so I’m basically okay in that regard
Because like I would be Legitimately scared of debt in other states that aren’t Georgia
The policy on student loans is more or less ‘we try to make it so that you don’t have to rely on them, we acknowledge that this isn’t going to work perfectly for everyone, if you do decide to go that route here’s how to avoid anything super predatory’
Math degrees are awesome. Take the limit of your knowledge and approach perfection.
gosh
there’s a class on Florentine political thought next quarter, I’m not sure if I meet the pre-reqs but it sounds really interesting
…possibly this is just because I have weird interests but that’s not the point 
Since we both already passed of schoolyear, me and my friend are just beating ourselves in math exercises all classes the entire mourning :’^}
