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Next semester:
American Literature, Principles and Ethics of Journalism, Biology, and American Government.
Kind of ugh-inducing, but I managed to comb through the vulture-ravaged available classes and get all these degree neccesities squashed into three days a week, so I'll have 4 days open for work and, you know, studying allthetime. After this I'll be totally done with math, science, english, foreign language, history, arts, all of that. Semesters following this will become increasingly interesting and relevant.
I'm on the wait lists for Ballet (pretty pretty please?), Modern Dance, and Weather/Climates (which, if used to replace my Bio, could bring me down to a highly efficient Tuesday-Thursday only schedule).
Orientation was actually helpful and I enjoyed spending the day with a couple other Communication students.
Excited.
American Literature, Principles and Ethics of Journalism, Biology, and American Government.
Kind of ugh-inducing, but I managed to comb through the vulture-ravaged available classes and get all these degree neccesities squashed into three days a week, so I'll have 4 days open for work and, you know, studying allthetime. After this I'll be totally done with math, science, english, foreign language, history, arts, all of that. Semesters following this will become increasingly interesting and relevant.
I'm on the wait lists for Ballet (pretty pretty please?), Modern Dance, and Weather/Climates (which, if used to replace my Bio, could bring me down to a highly efficient Tuesday-Thursday only schedule).
Orientation was actually helpful and I enjoyed spending the day with a couple other Communication students.
Excited.