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Looks like I'll be needing to take the next quarter no matter what. In fact, if I want to get out within a two year span, I MUST take EVERY quarter with FIVE courses every quarter, YEAR ROUND.

In short: Absolutely NO break for me. Ever. I need to get out of here before I turn 23 or being insured will become extremely difficult since my parents are still helping me with my fees.

And in case anyone is curious, NO. No I do not like this idea at all. If the classes demand as much of time, if not more than they already do, I'm going to want to shove a brick through my sinuses very slowly.

This makes things vastly more difficult for me. My next quarter will require me to stay at the school four days a week, because none of them could be fit into one day (the 5th course I have placed online).

Oh and here's a good one: I need to take a MATH COURSE. Last I checked, I had finished all of the math I would require in high school. They tell me that I need to take ALGEBRA. That's right: ALGEBRA. I FINISHED that in high school, but they said it "must be COLLEGE math."

********. That. It's algebra, you uneducated ********! Why would a college course of the exact same high school course make ANY DIFFERENCE WHATSOEVER? YOU ARE ONLY DOING THIS FOR MY MONEY AND I AM LOSING MY PATIENCE, SEEING AS I AM POOR AS ******** RIGHT NOW BECAUSE I ATTEND YOUR SCHOOL.

Due to the fact that the woman assigning my courses is known as the head of the Graphic Design department, I used to be somewhat fearful of her, because I thought I should stay on friendly terms to avoid being ******** over. Now that I see my fear had no foundation to begin with, I think I may start treating this b***h like s**t. The fact that she smiled at me when I said "A math course? Seriously?" and replied with a curt "Yes," just makes me want to bash her ******** face in!

I officially hate her now. AND the school for deciding that high school math credits are useless!

******** me with a frozen swordfish, I am ready to light her office on fire. It'd be EASY too. It's so damn small and she has enough reading material to mourn once it's ash.

This is why I hate the academic system. ITS A ******** MONEY HOLE. In fact, it's more like a FUNNEL. If you spin around the edge, you can manage to avoid some fees, but gravity is against you from the start, so the outcome is almost inevitable, unless you are Spider-Man (who could web-up the center and provide a nice pad for you to land on, avoiding the worst and saving your life).

You know what? I think I'm going to go break something now. Preferably glass. Don't worry, though, I won't go to the doctors with my injuries. That'd cost too much. I will avoid breaking or fracturing bone, and merely allow shards to shred my flesh. That's easier to repair. Better use the left hand too. I still need the right one for work.