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Falling Into Place

It feels lately to me, that my life has been at a crossroads and I've really just been standing still. Yesterday, my college e-mailed me and told me that the program that I would be taking there starting this summer, is now being offered online. I flipped out! If I got into the online program, then I wouldn't have to move, spend all that money, and I could still work full-time while going to school online. It seemed like fate had stepped in! I immediately called the college, and applied for this new program. I am not sure when I'll hear back for it, but I will be staying where I am for a little while longer, till I know for sure. My coworkers at my job now were pretty happy that I was staying, and honestly so am I!

So, I just wanted to take a minute and share this amazing program with others. The University at Buffalo is now offering the Library and Information Sciences Master's degree with a concentration in School Library Media Specialist all online. As long as you live 60 miles from Buffalo, you can be a candidate for this program. Here's the link: http://gse.buffalo.edu/online/mls-lms. So check it out! There are only 24 spots available, and you must apply before June 1st!

I am excited for my future, and what it may hold now. I just have to get through the next three to four weeks until I find out everything! Wish me luck! :)

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  1. CassieMay 18, 2011 at 6:27 PM

    That's so awesome Kayla! I hope you get in, and I will keep my fingers crossed for you! :)

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