You need to throw a graduation party. I'm serious.

Parties?

I love attending them.	22.9%	[ 8 ]
I love throwing them.	20.0%	[ 7 ]
They're alright, every once in a while.	34.3%	[ 12 ]
I can only handle them once or twice a year. Too much energy.	11.4%	[ 4 ]
Lame.	11.4%	[ 4 ]
Total Votes:			[ 35 ]

[alienli]

Eh... that wouldn't work for me. I don't usually get money for parties, and usually my parties aren't big at all. They usually consist of cake and dollar store gifts. I don't mind, but I wish I still got money for my birthday. My grandparents seemed to have forgotten about it, though. :C
Oh well.

[Robin the Girl Wonder]

i plan on it

[Euphonious Cantabile]

Tobuoi

Soprano Mochi Kitty

My community college isn't expensive. A full 19-unit load is only $500. If you take only 2 3-unit courses, that's around $60.

My "graduation" party was going off to Boomers the night of graduation with my graduating class (it was a school-related event put together by the Grad Nite committee--yes, they spelled "night" as "nite" ) and partying it up from 11pm till 6:30am. cool

That sounds like a lot of fun. There's something about late-night parties being school-organized that makes them extra fun.

Also, your college is really cheap. I go to a local community college and a 15-credit semester is at least $1200. Not to mention books.

Also, be sure to get your books online. School bookstores are a huge ripoff.

There's this awesome place right across the street from my community college that sells the same textbooks my college has for 50% less. My mom's been helping me get my textbooks from that place. heart

[iViet_Lisa_Rockz]

Parties!!

[ll Ugly Duckling ll]

Yep! Used Textbooks have the same information as new ones, and they cost a lot less!
(If you're lucky, they have extra notes hidden in them!)

Also, depending on the subject, you may be able to get an earlier edition for cheaper. For instance 7th edition is going to be very similar to 8th edition.