I can almost taste the fall outside during the evenings now. SOON

for years i have been trying to find out if there's a way to just test your way through college credits and ultimately a degree without actually going to school--half for good, practical, career-oriented reasons and half out of a spiteful belief that i can already pass multiple degree programs without fucking around with a college--and i think the CLEP exams and the Modern States voucher program is very close to or exactly what ive been looking for. in the associated list of 'easiest bachelor's degrees" was Business Administration, and Communications and i laughed a mean laugh. i 100%ed a handful of College Composition prep tests last night so i think i could just mop up a degree's-worth of that also

by the way, important side note: the minimum age to sign up on Modern States and start taking their free college courses that then convert to a voucher for a free CLEP test that THEN turns into transferable credits is 13 years old. if you are a teenager this could be a really really good way to just slam dunk a bunch of transferable credits ahead of time. im just starting to look into this and there are often a ton of hoops to jump through when soemthing SEEMS like a good deal, ie, there are reasons this isnt better known/better utilized. but its the first im hearing about it and i wish i had known about it when i was 13

I don't know how badly I want to write up a whole review - and then be seen as someone who wrote up a whole review - but the gulf between what I expected and what I got with Long Island Retro was genuinely jarring. we have got to start gatekeeping the crunchyroll anime fans man

happy decade to the horrible beast i have wrought