-insert stream of violent curse words-

Palaeontology seems like the most difficult course to get into. Ever. In fact it's giving me a headache.

Bristol...oh god. Five Highers, AAABB. I thought 'you know, okay not so bad' - but then on top of that you need three Advanced Highers, ABB! Admittedly, it IS a Masters degree in Palaeontology and Evolution, with only ten spaces available a year.

But dear god whyyyy?

There's a couple of geoscience courses which I might be able to take first then get into that one, but that's a whole four years. If I SOMEHOW kick my butt into gear to get those AAABB's this year, then I might be able to go for the ABB next year, and that cuts three years out of a subject I don't want to do. No, for Pete's sake, I do NOT want to learn about " petrolum geology " okay?

There's two places in America I can apply to as well, as well as a bunch in England. I need to sit and look over these, but I have not a clue how the American grade system works, and that's probably what's causing a small part of my headache.

Is this what stress feels like?

The American uni's were North Arizona and San Diego. Does anyone know anything about them?

- about not updating Al Coda since oooh February was it? I finally got the urge to do it, and I like how it came out, thank you Biology <3

Not liking what I might have to do for this Palaeontology course. 3 A's and 2 B's. means little internet, lots of studying, so I'm maybe not gonna be on as often lovies. M'sorry in advance if that's the case. If you see me not commenting or whatever, you have that reason for it.

But Bristol Uni is the best place for it apparently. Hard to get into, but if I get in, then four years down the line, I can go for the PhD.

Can you imagine that? Me with a PhD in palaeontology!

Wow <3

Busy busy busy lately. Started at college, and now I'm in a fluster trying to find uni's and courses for next year and then for after that. If anyone can help me with advice or anything that would be a huge help. I'm looking for a course that either lead into Palaeontology or is in fact Palaeontology. Specifically Vertebrate Palaeontology. I'm not really interested in the plants/pollen, viruses, or invertebrate side.

I'm lost. Gonna speak to someone at college, but I have no idea if they'll help. The one at the acad tried but didn't manage it.

Now off to college for Applied Sciences!

And now I shall work on the deviations and such, jesus, 450+? 227 messages? 99+ emails? GRAH

So no laptop for a while for me. I managed to get mums to cooperate with me a little to warn you all.

Now I have to go panic about uni or college a little more.

Grah.

Also, it'll be about two weeks before I get back, if paypal is anything to go by, then the delivery.