What grad school program are you in?

[rlw74]

I'm at Nations too. After TESU I felt I didn't want to stop "doing school", but I'm not ready for a master's degree in teaching (my long-term plan) because it would require student teaching within a semester or two. I still have a little one at home for a couple more years. So instead, I'm doing Nations so I get a masters degree and it's inexpensive and it's in a subject I enjoy and am already studying. If nothing else, having to write so many papers is helping me improve my writing and research skills. That will help when I go for a second masters degree in a couple of years.