Fun times!
Final semester schedule looks daunting :)
I remember back in HS when senior year was the easiest. Wtf happened. And who said Junior year was the hardest? Assholes. All my classes for next semester are 300-400 level with the exception of Physics and Intro to Macroeconomics (wtf?!).
Considering I hate taking labs, and 5 out of my 6 classes are labs, I think it's pretty funny that I ended up having an Animal Science major with the Laboratory Animal option.
Also, wtf. Macroeconomics. I'm considering dropping Macro so I can fit in my internship for next semester, but apparently it's a required class for graduation. I already took Microeconomics in my sophomore year under the impression that it fulfilled all of the Economics requirements. Which it did. Till they changed the policy halfway through. This tiny, 100-level, freshman-filled, not-related-to-my-major class can possibly keep me from walking in May, despite the fact that I will have over 146 credits, 18 credits more than is needed for any student in Cook College (25 credits for anyone else in Rutgers University). >_> Let's see if I can take this during the winter session. Way to kill my holiday, guys.
Oh. And my ever growing wishlist:
- Ultimate Ears super.fi 5EB earphones
- Intuos 3 4x6 computer tablet
- New watch w/ straight-forwrd face and plastic/rubber wristband
- Apple Macbook Pro charger (so I don't have to keep taking this one home)
I have unnecessarily expensive taste.
I remember back in HS when senior year was the easiest. Wtf happened. And who said Junior year was the hardest? Assholes. All my classes for next semester are 300-400 level with the exception of Physics and Intro to Macroeconomics (wtf?!).
Considering I hate taking labs, and 5 out of my 6 classes are labs, I think it's pretty funny that I ended up having an Animal Science major with the Laboratory Animal option.
Also, wtf. Macroeconomics. I'm considering dropping Macro so I can fit in my internship for next semester, but apparently it's a required class for graduation. I already took Microeconomics in my sophomore year under the impression that it fulfilled all of the Economics requirements. Which it did. Till they changed the policy halfway through. This tiny, 100-level, freshman-filled, not-related-to-my-major class can possibly keep me from walking in May, despite the fact that I will have over 146 credits, 18 credits more than is needed for any student in Cook College (25 credits for anyone else in Rutgers University). >_> Let's see if I can take this during the winter session. Way to kill my holiday, guys.
Oh. And my ever growing wishlist:
- Ultimate Ears super.fi 5EB earphones
- Intuos 3 4x6 computer tablet
- New watch w/ straight-forwrd face and plastic/rubber wristband
- Apple Macbook Pro charger (so I don't have to keep taking this one home)
I have unnecessarily expensive taste.