Spring or Fall?

[illini4princess]

I applied for the Fall 2010 session in March this year and got in, which was unexpected but very exciting. Unfortunately, I had to decline the invitation because both my parents and I felt it wouldn't be the exact right time for me to go. It would be my third semester in college, and after transferring majors this past spring I was afraid that I was already too far behind. As a pre-law student it's extra important to stay on schedule. Also my roommate and I had just gotten into a new dorm for next year.

I definitely want to do the program before I graduate, and I'm thinking about either Spring 2011 or Fall of 2011. Granted, I don't want to assume that I'd be accepted, but just thinking hypothetically. Spring seems like it'd be the most viable option, since housing wouldn't be an issue, but I've heard that Fall is the most fun because of all of the holidays.

I'm very strongly leaning toward Spring, but I'd like some input from people who've done either one.

 

[Joanna71985]

I've done both programs, and I definitely prefered doing Fall. I loved being at Disney for the major holidays.

 

[mollay]

i started a similar thread a few months ago, it might help

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2392068

 

[vickalamode]

I did Spring, and the decision was easy for me to make because I knew I would be majorly depressed if I was away from home for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years. I mean, I would have LOVED being at Disney during those seasons (I'd love to go to MNSSHP and MVMCP), but I knew I wouldn't be able to bear being away from home. If you are okay with being away from home, then the fall seems like a more fun option

 

[illini4princess]

Thanks for the responses! Mollay, that link really helped.

I still think I'm going to go for Spring, but obviously if I get rejected I might have to reevaluate. I've been to WDW in February and know the weather isn't the greatest, but hey it's Disney (how un-fun can it really be, right?)!

But the decision is still a long way a way. Things might turn out differently. Thanks for the feedback