So...

I have graduated from Purdue University as a double major in Sociology and Psychology. Two degree's for the price of two degree's (plus discount for overlapping classes!). I am currently working on campus and will remain there for at least one more semester which is awesome. My plans for graduate school are going to be postponed for a year.

Since I will only be taking on 20 hours of work (that's all they like to hand out), I will most likely be seeking out research assistant positions among the faculty. I've been debating on taking the GRE's either now or later on, and with all the stuff I'm being exposed to it looks like I should put it off for a little while...so I can study.

Then all that's left to do is: Find a specialty program that I am interested in, research the program, decide if I want to enter that program (if not, repeat search for new program), find schools that OFFER that program, research accreditation of program as well as interests of professors at said schools, decide which ones to apply to, apply to them, get accepted by one of them, "make it work".

The "Make it work" step is a full load of things like, finding where to live, how to stay alive, manage doing everything etc.

So how's everyone else doing? I have a flat tire on my car.