Scarlett873- Sounds like you had much better seats than we did!
But we only paid about $15 for ours. I can not imagine spending $150 on tickets, I guess I just do not find football to be all that interesting. Is your husband a big Colts fan? I am not all that excited by them. I had been to one other pro game before, but it was the Miami Dolphins.
I haven't really heard anything about Wesleyan, I have seen some of their buildings though off of 465.
Do you mind my asking what you do currently and if you already have a degree? I have taken some night classes and didn't find them to be very difficult. It is hard sometimes to stay alert for 3-3 1/2 hours after a long day doing other stuff though sometimes. Last semester I had one really horrible day a week as far as school was concerned (the other days were not this bad). I had a morning class at 8:25 which was 30 mins from home. Then I had two afternoon classes at 12:45 and 2:30 which were located an hour and fourty five minutes away from the first class. Then I had a 3 hour night class located back at the first facility. I was out of the house from about 7:30-9:30 this day (just school related) and had about a 150 mile commute.
I just recently decided to declare another major (much of my coursework was already heading towards this field and a double major was only going to be a few more classes than I was already taking). I am currently majoring in Political Science (where I am on the International Relations track) and Criminal Justice (my second major, which will only set me back about 1 summer session, that I hadn't been planning for). If all goes well, I will have my BA in both majors in December of 2003. Starting this upcoming semester, Spring 2003, I am considered a senior. This is of course where my planning has come to a stand still. I am not sure if I will go on to law school (that has been the plan since childhood) or pursue a masters degree in poly sci (which then brings up the difficult decision of what track to follow.....). The worst thing is that I am interested in so many things, and there are at least three other degrees that I am considerably interested in. I am afraid that I will be a perpetual student, racking up degrees in tons of different subjects and fields without actually applying any of them the anything practical (like earning me money!)
Good luck in your decision to go back to school or not and don't let the thought of my all-nighters scare you too much, Engineering can sort of be an exception as it's pretty intense. 
