#Transferring

[judeable-brainrot]

writing out college apps again because i fucking hate it here and i’m transferring back home, fuck this city

[ascholarsjournal]

27.10.24

I can’t believe it’s almost November, which means it’s almost December, and almost the end of the first semester. It feels so chaotic and I’m still trying to make sure I have everything turned in or resubmitted with proper edits.

This past week I worked on a small group project! I took my physical science exam - my first 100 on an exam this semester! :) I made more appointments with my advisors. Other than that, I’ve just been doing my best to stay on top of my work and begin tackling some transfer essays in my free time.

I’ve been nervous because all of my applications for transferring are essentially due around March. Next semester, I’m going to be back in person, taking honors, and potentially taking more credits than I ever have before. I’m trying to make sure I stay on track to finish by this summer, but I don’t want to do anything to mess my GPA up as I’m being considered by institutions I want to impress. I’ll get some more advice from my advisors (hopefully) and see what the best course of action is. And somehow on top of all of that, I need to push myself to be more active on the campus/in the community.

Everything seems nerve wracking and overwhelming before you start taking the manageable, realistic steps to make it happen. I can’t make up for a lack of support, but I can work on my confidence!

[gyorouis]

man,,, being a college student here in the ph is cRAZYYYY like CRAZY CRAZY ?!??!?!!

[ameliakeli]

5 Decisions to Make When Transferring Dropbox to Google Drive

[brandnewnyla]

Seizing Oppurtunity!

Ambiance: Opening Up from Waitress the Musical

Written circa Fall 2021

Ladies! Guess what? I have a testimony. I’m on Broadway! I’m. On. Broadway! ME! What? I’m actually doing theater in Times Square in a bona fide Broadway show. They don let ya girl IN! There are other Broadway actors, crew, and creative team members that surround me daily. (I even get to share the stage with a whole superstar.) What is life? How did I get here? How does a girl from the hood in Cleveland acquire two degrees in singing and end up standing across from people 8 times a week that she would only encounter on Google? How am I making my Broadway debut in September 2021 in WAITRESS the Musical, a show that closed January 2020? A show that I haven’t auditioned for in 5 years and landed because I was auditioning for something COMPLETELY different? Crazy, right? Maybe but let’s talk about when opportunity meets preparation meets resurrection meets redirection.

            I am from the inner city of Cleveland, OH. I grew up afraid of my own voice, intimidated by it. Something in me knew that it was bigger than me and would require all of me to maximize. I also was aware of how different it was from those around me. Those powerhouse gospel singers who could tear the church down? Yeah, that wasn’t me. Mine was powerful in a different way. Its audience would be found in a different venue and that arena found me. Freshmen year of high school, the religion/drama/speech and debate teacher heard me singing in the hallway and asked me to audition for the musical. To which I responded, “What’s a musical?” I had no idea what I was getting myself into but that high school production of Little Shop of Horrors at St. Peter Chanel High School opened a world to me that I didn’t know I needed. Fast forward to now where I have a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Theater from Baldwin Wallace University, after getting rejected the first time and having to endure 6 years of undergraduate studies. I’ve coupled that with a Master of Music degree from New York University, graduating during a global pandemic mind you. There’s so much more to this story but I only got 600 words, y’all!

            Have you ever felt like something was chasing you down? Like it was after you and with all that you may have done to shift gears or maybe even not deeming yourself worthy, it kept finding you? That’s how I feel about music theater. It found me. Moments in life where I didn’t know what to do next or even have knowingly gone in the wrong direction, God would order my steps back to Him and then back to it. When I left the high school where I originally learned about the art form, transferring and then not afforded the opportunity to do theater because my grades plummeted, God redeemed those two years with two years at a state college where I learned what I needed and who I was in the art. I then transferred to my dream university and earned my BM and moved to New York. Not knowing how I would make ends meet in New York City and scraping to get by, I was then able to tour the country with musicals like Wicked and The Color Purple to get back on track financially. Having to defer a year before going to graduate school meant graduating in 2020, not knowing that a global pandemic would be waiting for us all BUT what redemption that 18 months later, I’m back on stage. Not just any stage either, I’m on THE STAGE! I’m on Broadway y’all and it’s just so sweet. 

[a2zsportsnews]

Tajh Ariza Talks Transferring to His Dad's Alma Mater and Taking the Family Name

The first time Trevor Ariza noticed his son was different was in a fourth-grade basketball game. After breaking down a poor 8-year-old with a single move, Tajh Ariza drove into the paint and kicked the rock out to an open shooter with a seamless behind-the-back pass. “The timing was perfect. It was in stride. It was just a perfect pass,” Trevor says. It’s a typical sunny day on the west side of…

[utsaahpsychologyclinic]

"Sometimes you can find peace of mind by transferring yourself to different situations. They're just reminders to stay ... calm."

[animentality]

[mechanical-drawing]

08 July 1876

[cfaith28]

Psychopomp

The world is never quiet like when I’m leaving, Never loved you more than when I do, Love, there’s hills to be climbed, I’ll be led by the path we trampled through, This morning road glistens, Blanketed by a virginal morning dew, I think your still sleeping, Just how I left you, For a moment, everything’s clean, There’s nothing left to do. – A soldier’s march forward, A brother…

[tuometarr]

okay so what actually lives rent free in my head is this line

because like, viktor, girlie pop, what DO YOU MEAN???? this man has KILLED YOU and after THAT you had a homoerotic fight where after you wrapped your legs around him and choked him he rejected you and destroyed your little robot avatar that shed tears about it

and at the peak of your no emotions no free will evolution you are "... pleased to see him" PLEASED?? to?? see?? him??

truly a fatal case of gay yearning

[batneko]

okay okay okay one more dungeon meshi thought

I keep seeing people saying Falin is "better at social cues" than Laios. Y'all she's just quiet. 😭 She just keeps her mouth shut. 😭😭 Girl was proposed to, said "let me think about it," and then did not even tell her own brother. She doesn't know what's going on either she's just quieter about it!!! 😭😭😭

[botanicalbasilly]

I hate being a person who loves bugs, I can't say anything without the person I'm talking to reacting with disgust. Today I had to literally beg a coworker for the life of a spider, and then after I put it in a nook outside she thought it'd be funny to show me a video she took of her killing one. Like idk man. Birds scare the shit out of me but I still get why people love them. They come in pretty colors and they sound nice and they're interesting to observe. I don't understand why people don't feel the same about bugs. The rich amber color of a cockroach, the iridescent glow of a fly, the intricate hydraulics that power their little legs, the chirp of a beetle, the art of the spider's web... It's all so beautiful. Why is it the habit of so many to destroy?

[themontessoriacademyofarlington]

Toddler - Whisking Work

There are many steps a child must remember to successfully complete the whisking work all while developing skills for future learning. Recalling and executing sequences prepares a child for academic work in language and math. The fine motor skills necessary to accomplish this task readies a child's hand for future writing. Even the way that students are taught to maneuver the whisk mimics letter formation. Finally, the child develops the ability to focus on a task, improving their concentration and preparing the mind for completing challenging academic work in the future. Beyond all of these preparations is the subliminal lesson of independence and respect for the environment that the child is receiving. Who knew a simple activity such as whisking could teach a young child so much?

[fascinationstreetmp3]

every time i think about how armand as rashid is a kind of visual echo of how he looked as amadeo i want to explode

like... his big brown eyes... all his little expressions... his hair...