So. In June, I think I'm going to take my LSAT. I'm going to go pick up a study guide or book or whatever in the next week. Then, if not before, or maybe considerably later, I will take a GMAT. I'm going to apply to grad schools to do a combined LLB/MBA degree. That, as well as an application to UBC's MFA in Creative Writing Programme. And, prepare Auditions for U of T, UBC, U of Ottawa, and Western, for the rare possibility of a MMus. McGill kinda scares me too much, so that one will only be an option if I really get my game together. I'm going to drive the radio station and the paper insane until they let me work there, and I'll apply to Carleton, Ryerson, Concordia, Sing Tao, and Western for Journalism. I'm covering every single base.

So, I'm going to study. I'm going to kill all my classes this year and next. I'm going to work my ass off for the LSATs, and will probably retake them at least once. Going to figure out what the eff is required for the GMATs. I'm going to practice my ass off. I'm going to write, and get my portfolio together. I'm going to take myself seriously. I'll see where I get in. I'll see what I get in for. I'll see if anybody offers me anything. Then, I'll decide.

This is strictly business. Why choose now, and pick my path prematurely? I hope there are no restrictions on how many schools and programs one can apply for. I'll have to look into that.

I bought a new notebook. And some pens.

I'm exhausted. And alone.