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Had the greatest weekend. Erica, Leah, and I took a roadtrip down to WPI in Worcester, Mass to visit some friends that we met in London. It was a LOT of fun. We stayed at Mike's apartment and met his roommates, and consequently had a drunken dance party until 6 AM. Leah's birthday was on Sunday so we all went out for brunch and had her open her presents.
I've been thinking a lot about school. Should I stay at Skidmore or transfer? What should I major in? Here's what I've come up with so far. I feel that I should give Skidmroe more of a chance since this semester has been so atypical. After all I love my professors and my friends. I'm extremely excited about rooming with Erica next semester and living on campus for a change. It's also so incredibly easy to study abroad here. As for the major part of it, I've been thinking about double majoring in Business and Sociology and double minoring in Chinese and English. It sounds like a lot, but I really feel that I want to have a good background in all of those things, especially since China is currently the fastest growing economy in the world--it would be useful to know the language, almost stupid not to know it. I'd have to take summer clases, but it would be worth it. I'm always talking about how unproductive I feel. By immersing myself in academics I'd be forcing myself to be productive.
I'm not being very cohesive in my thoughts here but I've got 10 minutes before I have to leave for class so oh well.
I've been thinking a lot about school. Should I stay at Skidmore or transfer? What should I major in? Here's what I've come up with so far. I feel that I should give Skidmroe more of a chance since this semester has been so atypical. After all I love my professors and my friends. I'm extremely excited about rooming with Erica next semester and living on campus for a change. It's also so incredibly easy to study abroad here. As for the major part of it, I've been thinking about double majoring in Business and Sociology and double minoring in Chinese and English. It sounds like a lot, but I really feel that I want to have a good background in all of those things, especially since China is currently the fastest growing economy in the world--it would be useful to know the language, almost stupid not to know it. I'd have to take summer clases, but it would be worth it. I'm always talking about how unproductive I feel. By immersing myself in academics I'd be forcing myself to be productive.
I'm not being very cohesive in my thoughts here but I've got 10 minutes before I have to leave for class so oh well.