ARGH

[mattlauercansuckit]

So I'm at MassBay, trying to register for Fall classes. I want to take English so I don't feel like a total slacker. HOWEVER, I can't take English unless I take a placement test, and I can't take the placement test until August. I needed to register today. So, after asking if I could at least register for English and then take the test (a, I know I would be able to take the class I want once the results came back, and b, the answer was no), I decided to register for three classes and deal with English later.

I really wanted to get my whole schedual straightened out today.

And would it kill people in admin to be a little less bitchy? I'm not a fan of being glared at for asking a simple question - politely, no less!

So hanging out here for a little while, then to my acting teacher's house so she can tell me what I need to know when I housesit for her in August. Then onto the counseler meeting for the camp, which I am NOT looking forward to... and then home, to further ponder goth!Lucas.

Comments

[drunken-hawkeye.livejournal.com]

Isn't it amazing? People who work at schools just seemed inclined to glare for no apparent reason. I've gotten the same glare too many times to count. (Like the time I jokingly pointed out that it seemed silly to have to take any math for a degree in English... *sigh*)

On the other hand, aren't those English placement tests painfully easy? It seemed kind of like a fourth grade test to me...

*ponders goth!Lucas too....* It really could make an interesting story, couldn't it?

Well, I have to go to work now... maybe I'll ponder goth!Lucas to make it go faster. Maybe a story will spawn.

[fading-xhopex.livejournal.com]

I think admin people are hired based on how good of a glare they can give ya when asking pertinent questions.