<p>So, I just found out this mornng that I was accepted to Valdosta State University. And I didn’t buy a sweatshirt…I bought a backpack lol. Its jansport, black and white checkers, with a big VSU logo appliqued on it. I am soon going to buy floor mats for my car…</p>
<p>Oh, I bought a tshirt also! My twin also got accepted. We start June 6th, 2008. My major: Biology (I’m going to teach high school biology). Her major: Nursing.</p>
<p>Congratulations! :)</p>
<p>Congrats to you and your twin sister. My cousin’s wife went to VSU and has done very well in a computers related career.</p>
<p>Congrats to you and your sister!
We need more good bio teachers and nurses!<br>
Floor mats? Hmm, not sure if I’d want to wipe my feet on my chosen school…LOL</p>
<p>haha. Yeah, well…I like them. But they are $27 a piece, woah. Told mom “this is for christmas” “oh and so is this…” “and this…” haha. I’m thrilled. The stress is now off…senior year will be great.</p>
<p>The day after she graduates, your sister will looking at $50k a year or more (and some cases much more) to start; a certified science teacher will be looking at much the same (on Long Island in New York, it is $75k); this at a time the majority of grads from the top 50 schools will be pounding the pavements.</p>
<p>^ a certified science teacher in my home town makes 75k??? IM BECOMING A SCIENCE teacher(i actually do love science so i wouldnt be complaining)</p>
<p>Actually, my step-niece started as a math teacher five years ago with a B.A. in Math (from Queens College), no graduate school credentials, at $80k, and they paid for her Masters Degree as well. She now makes over $100k, only five years post graduation.</p>
<p>Ok im getting a hs teaching job(Its always been one of my career choices…)and thats not a bad salary @ all</p>
<p>i’m thinking history or math…</p>
<p>Congggrraatttzz!!!1!!</p>
<p>I got a congggraaatttzzz letter after I purchased my iPod, too. And ya know what? I got songs for it too!</p>