Take that foul, registration beast!
Who got all her classes for the spring semester? Me. That's who.
Though I was tempted to scream while I was in the computer lab during registration this morning, I didn't. I couldn't say the same for the guy siting behind me. He didn't get four out of the five classes he needed or something. He was shouting, he threw his jacket on the floor, complained how bad the internet was to the IT people (and after three years of going to the school and going through registration, the internet is going to be slow with classes because you have a thousand people trying to access the same sight as you at the same time). Come on, use your head. The best you can do is have the right class numbers and hope for the best.
Lucky, the fates were on my side this morning. The classes I have are as follows for those who want to know:
Engl 325 - Modern World Literature
Engl 353W - Business Writing for the Professionals
Engl 354W - Public Relations Writing
Engl 395 - Postmodern America
CLSC 201 - The Mythic Imagination (aka Classic 101 with Greek Mythology).
Pushing it again with four English classes and two of them being writing intensive. I only need three of the English classes for my degree. The elective is World Lit. I really want to pursue my masters (yes, I think too far ahead) in literature, specifically in World Lit and it gives me a good background to pursue it in. Anyways, with the classics class, I wanted to do something fun. What can be better than Greco-Roman mythology?
Though I was tempted to scream while I was in the computer lab during registration this morning, I didn't. I couldn't say the same for the guy siting behind me. He didn't get four out of the five classes he needed or something. He was shouting, he threw his jacket on the floor, complained how bad the internet was to the IT people (and after three years of going to the school and going through registration, the internet is going to be slow with classes because you have a thousand people trying to access the same sight as you at the same time). Come on, use your head. The best you can do is have the right class numbers and hope for the best.
Lucky, the fates were on my side this morning. The classes I have are as follows for those who want to know:
Engl 325 - Modern World Literature
Engl 353W - Business Writing for the Professionals
Engl 354W - Public Relations Writing
Engl 395 - Postmodern America
CLSC 201 - The Mythic Imagination (aka Classic 101 with Greek Mythology).
Pushing it again with four English classes and two of them being writing intensive. I only need three of the English classes for my degree. The elective is World Lit. I really want to pursue my masters (yes, I think too far ahead) in literature, specifically in World Lit and it gives me a good background to pursue it in. Anyways, with the classics class, I wanted to do something fun. What can be better than Greco-Roman mythology?