Good things
May. 20th, 2003 05:56 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hel_anaSo, those of you who were reading back in early March may have read my rather frustrated and angry posts about just how stupid some people at USF are.
I think my persistent calling and emailing at that point got through to them, because the information on their website as regards International Admissions has since changed, and now answers almost all of my questions.
Even better, the answers that it gives are all highly favourable to me. To wit: I don't have to apply until November, which means that I will have time to take one of the required tests in Florida, since it's obviously not offered up in Canada. Further, it says that if I'm married to a Florida resident, I need to fill out the Florida Resident Classification Form, which implies (to my mind at least) that I could qualify for the in-state tuition rates my first semester. The only thing I've left to find out relates to the financials.
And I've developed this really wierd thing for Canada Dry Lemon Lime Twist Sparkling Seltzer Water.
I think my persistent calling and emailing at that point got through to them, because the information on their website as regards International Admissions has since changed, and now answers almost all of my questions.
Even better, the answers that it gives are all highly favourable to me. To wit: I don't have to apply until November, which means that I will have time to take one of the required tests in Florida, since it's obviously not offered up in Canada. Further, it says that if I'm married to a Florida resident, I need to fill out the Florida Resident Classification Form, which implies (to my mind at least) that I could qualify for the in-state tuition rates my first semester. The only thing I've left to find out relates to the financials.
And I've developed this really wierd thing for Canada Dry Lemon Lime Twist Sparkling Seltzer Water.
