Colleges that allow pets on campus!
Sep. 6th, 2010 11:17 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
meitantei_cjOriginally saw (on Good Morning America, I believe) Stephens College, a women's college in Missouri, but they don't have an art major--only a minor. I have to look at it again, but it looked like I could combine two minors into a program of study. There's also only one dorm that allows pets, and it might be certain floors of that dorm, not the whole thing, so I imagine competition is tight.
I'm now looking at Eckerd College in Florida, which is also pet-friendly and has four dorms for pets. And an art major.
Something to consider. I had no idea there were ANY colleges that allowed pets. I mean, Craig would be fairly upset if I took Oliver with me, but honestly, Oliver's my pet. My family loves him, but I'm supposed to be the one responsible for him. Mom never wanted another pet; she let me get one because she knew it'd be therapeutic. Falling in love with Ollie was a pleasant side effect. ^^;;
Switching one history class for the other one's sounding better and better.
Anyway, getting ready to leave. Back to the city, sob. Mom's not ready to go either. I think she'd consider staying if it weren't for Craig having to take the GED pretest tomorrow morning at the school. I might go with them and get the stop lifted so I can jump into the late history class it'll take two hours for the stop to get lifted, so the earlier I can get it done, the better. I really wish they could do it over the phone. It's like a minute-long process.
I'm now looking at Eckerd College in Florida, which is also pet-friendly and has four dorms for pets. And an art major.
Something to consider. I had no idea there were ANY colleges that allowed pets. I mean, Craig would be fairly upset if I took Oliver with me, but honestly, Oliver's my pet. My family loves him, but I'm supposed to be the one responsible for him. Mom never wanted another pet; she let me get one because she knew it'd be therapeutic. Falling in love with Ollie was a pleasant side effect. ^^;;
Switching one history class for the other one's sounding better and better.
Anyway, getting ready to leave. Back to the city, sob. Mom's not ready to go either. I think she'd consider staying if it weren't for Craig having to take the GED pretest tomorrow morning at the school. I might go with them and get the stop lifted so I can jump into the late history class it'll take two hours for the stop to get lifted, so the earlier I can get it done, the better. I really wish they could do it over the phone. It's like a minute-long process.
