Hmmm... I can almost say with certainty that I'm definately applying to Concordia as opposed to Mcgill. I say almost, because I've yet to visit Mcgill tomorrow. The only dilema I have now is to decide which program I want to go into. Still can't decide whether to go into the business one or the film animation one.

On one hand, I'm already in commerce and their student exchange program looks really tempting. I knew from the start that I want to study abroad so this is a really good opportunity. Apparently, Concordia gives all their exchange students 1000$ a month as allowence in addition to the salary they'll make during their co-op if they get accepted.

On the other hand, film animations sounds awsome and I really wanna do something that requires a little creativity and imagination as a profession. I'll need to submit a portfolio though, as well as a letter of intent along with my registration form. Hmm.. let see.. I already have four canvases from last semester, some doodles, a few sketches, plenty of photoshopped art, a really short and crappy flash movie, and a really bad unfinnished remix of a few songs I slapped together during the Christmas break.. wonder if they really meant it when they said "the quality of the work doesn't matter. We just want to see what sort of work you've experimented with". Ah, we'll see I guess.

Or I could do this: get my degree in business, get a job and work while taking the film animation course, and possibly start my own company once I'm done. That way, I'll get the both of best worlds, not to mention plenty of connections and whatnots. *sigh* Decisions, decisions...
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