Can it really be considered a transfer if the classes will still be in the same buildings as the 2 year school I went to? OK, I'll call it a semi-transfer...
Hubby will be gone a lot this summer, and we had originally talked about me taking the summer off so we don't have to worry about the kids and all. I'm still trying to think of a way to go to a class and take care of the kids at the same time. This has me looking again at the class that only meets on Saturday for a few hours. I'm hoping between bringing one of the twins with me to spend some time in the library, and Saturday morning cartoons, the boys will be able to work with us for that schedule. If I'm right, Hubby's schedule will only affect 3 Saturday's, so I'm hoping this will be a good solution.
I'm also hoping that once September rolls around, there will be enough courses offered that maybe I can take more than one at a time for a few terms. Anything that lets me graduate a little bit earlier is a good thing. Again this will be determined by whether the classes are offered, and then if they are offered at different times (I just don't see myself being in two different classes at the same time in this reality), the days/nights they are offered and how often Hubby will be gone during those terms.
Right now, with taking only one class at a time, I will graduate about a week before the twins graduate from high school (unless they don't get their grades up). I suppose this isn't a bad thing, but it would be nice to graduate earlier than that so I can get back into the working force and help pay off some of the bills at that time so we can better afford college for the kids.
This is the scenerio I go through in my head on an almost daily basis. Getting myself through college and back to making an income so we can take care of the kids secondary education and still be able to continue to build our retirement.
Oh how I hate being a slave to the almighty dollar, but that is the world we live in.