Yeah, and it is fairly inexpensive. However, I need to see what happens this month. While I got "accepted" into the master's program I can still get rejected due to administrative technicalities like missing paperwork, didn't pay something fee on time, etc. I don't think I'll breathe until I'm in for sure. IF I get in. I have to quit one of my jobs to make sure I can give the program the time it requires. That's considerable income I'll be losing, but worth it if I finish the degree. As is I'm considering canceling my Netflix and even Xbox live which are my only subscriptions. When they say, "Teachers don't get paid enough," I'm their posterchild, spokesperson and mascot.