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Hi, this is Maya's neurosis writing to you at closing in on five in the morning. I'm happy to share with you that I signed up for Physics I: Mechanics, figuring that I might as well get my physics cycle out of the way before I attempt to do any hazardous sciences. That, and linear algebra couldn't fit into my schedule. I also signed up for a course called Consumer and Society, which is under resource economics and sounds like one of those classes that you by all just authorities should have the right to sleep through, but that has a bunch of busywork attached.
Luckily, I have most of the boring gen-eds taken care of by APs. I have something called a "diversity requirement", though, but that shouldn't be too bad because I secretly enjoy soft, gen-eddy classes. (As long as they're on interesting subjects. I enjoyed sociology and bioethics in high school, but sociology was self-explanatory and I and began to procrastinate, and ended up being the one special winner of a senior who had to take the soc final.)
So, to recap:
Math 132 - Calc 2
Chem 111
Phys 181 - Physics 1: Mechanics
Bio 100
Res Econ 132 - Consumer and Society
Yay.
I move in in four (count 'em!) hours! And I'm, uh, mostly packed? =D
edit: my coffee spilled and dried in the hape of a frowny face, or three erythrocytes from a person with sickle-cell anemia: two normal and one sickling
Luckily, I have most of the boring gen-eds taken care of by APs. I have something called a "diversity requirement", though, but that shouldn't be too bad because I secretly enjoy soft, gen-eddy classes. (As long as they're on interesting subjects. I enjoyed sociology and bioethics in high school, but sociology was self-explanatory and I and began to procrastinate, and ended up being the one special winner of a senior who had to take the soc final.)
So, to recap:
Math 132 - Calc 2
Chem 111
Phys 181 - Physics 1: Mechanics
Bio 100
Res Econ 132 - Consumer and Society
Yay.
I move in in four (count 'em!) hours! And I'm, uh, mostly packed? =D
edit: my coffee spilled and dried in the hape of a frowny face, or three erythrocytes from a person with sickle-cell anemia: two normal and one sickling