♡Psychic Reading?

Question

Name: Krystal L.

Bith Date: April 19 1989

I would like to know what you see in regards to schooling this fall/spring. Grades? Classes? Work? Will I have enough money for on campus housing? If so, WHERE will the money come from?

Also about any romance♡♥

Please describe the person. Possibly give the initial if you can? Skin color? Make things as in depth as possible! And will the person(s) be a good person or just a typical college student?

Any particular thing that I should be specifically careful about?

THANKS SO MUCH in advance

Answer 1

I'm at work now.  I'll get back to you later this evening.

edit:

first some basic common sense advice.  Continue making your studies your priority and keep up the good study habits and the grades shouldn't be any different than they have been.  Next hit your financial aid office--make an appointment with the advisor and discuss what is available to you.  Also keep checking with them---they should have info on scholarships that you can apply for that are based on grades rather than need.  Also unclaimed aid has to be given away or they lose funds for next year, so you may just want to make a pest of yourself and see if they will pay you to go away.  If you have the energy for it, see if you can get some work study money--which means you may be working 2 jobs.  Avoid getting a loan as long as possible and if you do go the loan route, make sure you don't go overboard on the loans--you want the loans in line with your expected income after graduation so that you can pay them off in about 5 years after graduation.

When you want something to happen you have to get out there and make it happen.  And sometimes you have to get creative.

onward:

The fall semester starts off with you butting heads with a stern and strict older man.  could be your dad, could be an instructor who just rubs you the wrong way.

September you get some good news or an offer that makes you very happy.  Could be the pay off from you diligently pursuing alternative forms of financial aid.  

October you meet a new male friend who you click really well with.  An art student or something to do with the arts. By November the relationship has progressed fairly fast and you are a couple.

You end the fall semester very happy.  Most everything you were working for has turned out the way you wanted it.

The spring semester starts up with you overly concerned with material things and money.  You're so wrapped up in your inner world that you're  not paying attention to your relationships.  Spring semester looks like it is more of a challenge than the fall semester.  There's a lot of studying and research going on, followed by a celebration.  So things turn out well but it won't be an easy time.

Someone close to you moves away leaving you alone.  Possibly your relationship has either run it's course or your friend just goes home for the summer.

Over all you can expect this school year to go well, just remember to balance things.  Don't neglect your studies but don't forget to take the occasional break to rejuvenate yourself.  Start planning a budget and stick to it.  make sure you remember to budget for fun things so you don't feel deprived.  

around December and again in May keep an eye out for someone at work who may be trying to make you look bad.  It's going to be someone who is nice to your face but is just dogging you behind your back.  They could very well cost you your job if are too trusting with them.  Take any work friendships slowly--don't get too personal with coworkers too quickly.

Answer 2

You will get average grades this semester. Nothing special.

You will get government financial assistance to live off of for awhile. You will have romance with a girl who's name starts with a C. .

Answer 3

was the bottom answer a serious questions or was it bs? not to be mean but are they really psychics here?