Gotta organize my thoughts.
Chemistry We're getting a better TA so I'm ok with it again! Hmm, this will probably be though, but there's always the curve, and I'm sure it'll be like a typical science class. MmMM science. <3
Math Again, not that hard. It'll be integrals, and the professor is super awesome. And there's always the curve. Gosh, nothing makes me appreciate Davis more than knowing there's always a happy curve.
Public Speaking So first thing I learn in this class is: THERE IS NO CURVE. I think this is the class I'm most worried about, but hearing the TA speak, she makes it seem like a communication class should be super easy, not like those crazy science classes. ...I hope. I mean, it's just speaking to twenty other people, and it's 8 so more people won't even be awake, and she doesn't seem THAT hard of a grader. And you know, getting a B is no big deal really. As long as I maintain a 3.2. And I'm not THAT bad of a speaker, and if I try, I'm sure I can be moderatly interesting. And I can do research... and I hope it's not time consuming...ahhh.
Great Books of Ancient World My books are slowly coming in for this class. Until then, I'm relying on library books. I'm loving this library privileges thing: I get to check out 3 day reserve books for two weeks. Kekekeke. So far we've read Gilgamesh. SO GOOD. But so sad. D: I'm a bit intimitated by my classmates because it seems like everyone there is super good at english and is majoring in comparative lit, while I'm there for the GE's, and uh...to fulfill my new years resolution of 25 books. -____- There's six papers due for that class, and I hope they're nothing too hard. I like Benning's grading style. Maybe she'll grade like her. :D
Scientists in a Global Context Freshmen seminar. That is freakin ridiculous. It's a one unit pass no pass class, yet it requires reading, a paper, and meeting with major advisors. I kinda want to drop this class, but I want to be able to study abroad, and uh.. not sure why I'm in here actually. Maybe it'll help me pick a major. And a college. Ooh that would be nice. And maybe I'm complaining too much. I think if I ask the professors to lower the standards for me, they will do it, so I guess I can see how strenuous the workload is first.
Storytelling At first I was freaking out about this class, but now....maybe it won't be that bad. I don't think it'll be a hard grading class; I just don'tlike speaking in front of people. And I have two classes that requires me to do so. Great.
Math Again, not that hard. It'll be integrals, and the professor is super awesome. And there's always the curve. Gosh, nothing makes me appreciate Davis more than knowing there's always a happy curve.
Public Speaking So first thing I learn in this class is: THERE IS NO CURVE. I think this is the class I'm most worried about, but hearing the TA speak, she makes it seem like a communication class should be super easy, not like those crazy science classes. ...I hope. I mean, it's just speaking to twenty other people, and it's 8 so more people won't even be awake, and she doesn't seem THAT hard of a grader. And you know, getting a B is no big deal really. As long as I maintain a 3.2. And I'm not THAT bad of a speaker, and if I try, I'm sure I can be moderatly interesting. And I can do research... and I hope it's not time consuming...ahhh.
Great Books of Ancient World My books are slowly coming in for this class. Until then, I'm relying on library books. I'm loving this library privileges thing: I get to check out 3 day reserve books for two weeks. Kekekeke. So far we've read Gilgamesh. SO GOOD. But so sad. D: I'm a bit intimitated by my classmates because it seems like everyone there is super good at english and is majoring in comparative lit, while I'm there for the GE's, and uh...to fulfill my new years resolution of 25 books. -____- There's six papers due for that class, and I hope they're nothing too hard. I like Benning's grading style. Maybe she'll grade like her. :D
Scientists in a Global Context Freshmen seminar. That is freakin ridiculous. It's a one unit pass no pass class, yet it requires reading, a paper, and meeting with major advisors. I kinda want to drop this class, but I want to be able to study abroad, and uh.. not sure why I'm in here actually. Maybe it'll help me pick a major. And a college. Ooh that would be nice. And maybe I'm complaining too much. I think if I ask the professors to lower the standards for me, they will do it, so I guess I can see how strenuous the workload is first.
Storytelling At first I was freaking out about this class, but now....maybe it won't be that bad. I don't think it'll be a hard grading class; I just don'tlike speaking in front of people. And I have two classes that requires me to do so. Great.