Well, I am mediocre at both art and programming, albeit a tad bit of more skill in programming.

The job market sucks, I graduate next year, I can go to pretty much any college in the region... Well, what am I to do? Enjoy the last year of easy mode and then haul my ass off into the working world? Or should I postpone the inevitable and go to college? Most likely the latter. I've seen my future if I don't get a college degree that says I am useful in some niche of society... It's funny how a piece of paper and 20,000 dollars of debt can get you ahead in life.

Well, there's not a lot of good job opportunities for programming, so I have considered an alternative that just struck me a few minutes ago, A Veterinarian that specializes in equine medicine. Hell, why not? I like to work with horses, and I think I can handle the 6 years or whatever of college.

I took my ACTs back in April, and I am unashamed to announce that I scored a far above average score, and like I've said before, it'll get me into nearly any college in the Midwest. I've checked with the University of Kansas, and they'll accept on either all, some, or one of the following criteria:

High GPA... I wish.
High Class Ranking... Don't have that.
High ACT score... DING DING DING!

Yay! The system works again!

With new-found courage and steadfast determination I will be a fucking horse doctor even if it or some other unforeseen accident kills me.