What are your future plans?

Anyone that studies a language at school will have been asked this a billion times. In French, Madame Craw is constantly nagging "Qu'est-ce que tu vas faire?". When we did that topic for an assessment, I had hardly thought about my "l'avenir". This was maybe back in Year 11, when the end of Year 13 was still far, far away.

So. Plans.

I have a plan A, Act.Sci in London, but that's so far fetched and unlikely (not to mention my chances of succeeding are tiny), I've decided to put my efforts into plan B instead.

If plan B doesn't work out because of my own incompetency, then plan C (not in Act.Sci) will have to do, though my parents probably won't allow me to attempt plan C at all if plan B doesn't come through. Both of these plans are in Australia, and they want a ridiculously good level 3 NCEA results that I probably can't give them.

Plan D involves studying a BCom in New Zealand, then migrating somewhere else. 

Plan E involves studying in New Zealand and then working in New Zealand. I really hope it I don't have to resort to this.

Plan F is utter failure at everything listed above, and I guess I'll just be an unemployed bum living on government benefit, ripping my living off hard working tax payers.

Or get married.

Marrying a rich ass can be plan the new Plan F, but honestly, if I failed at all everything before Plan F, I'll probably fail plan G as well.