@Katana:

Ahh, well, yeah, that's certainly true. You were being kinda crazy. But still, in comparison to how it seems at my school... it's nice that they're not pushing you too hard or anything. You're just doing that on your own. :V

Hey, if you can do it in four, why not, eh?

I got to admire your dedication there.

Have fun with the town house. :D

@Miss Anonymous:

Well, no, they don't tell me to slack off or anything, but whenever I was like "Yeah, six classes and two jobs and I'm doing summer school" they're like "woah bitch you iz crazy". There was also a statistic printed in some school-thing that about 75% of students don't graduate in four years anymore. So they like to use that as well.

In short, they kind of admire that I'm doing so much, but they also like to tell me that I don't have to, which I respond with "yes, yes I do".

...so I'm essentially burning through my parent's money. Yes. Fear me, I am the spoiled one.

Yeah, same here. Except I do get a good chunk of fin aid, but leftover fees still cost a lot. ;____;

Wow, really? Your advisers tell you to take it easy? Seems like the schools I've gone to stress getting out in four years. Especially my current one. But I'm sure part of that is they want people to graduate at a good rate so they have more room for new students each year.

I was only able to do general ed stuff for my first two years (minus Japanese), which is both a blessing and a curse. Unfortunately I don't have enough time left to work in a minor, even though I kinda wanted to leave that option open. So I'm happy that you can do both.

I hope you have fun living in a townhouse with your friends, too! School ain't so bad when you're studying what you like and havin' fun with friends.