Ahh! The Hums rant returns!
(Sorry for all this, but it helps me think. And I need all the help I can get.)
Okay, I'm officially confused. Of course Hums decides to rework the program the year I'm away, just to further complicate things. Steph, did they explain this to you? Or Leah, do you have a clue what's going on?
What I think I have to take, based on Prof. Laird's email from eons ago and the courses offered this year, is...
Hums 3000 (Culture and Imagination)
Hums 3200 (Continental Lit)
Hums 4000 (Politics, Modernity and Common Good)
Hums 4103 and 4104 (Science and Intellectual Thought, or something, 0.5 credits each)
2 research seminars from Hums 4901-4904 (or possibly one research seminar and something else...?)
And what the heck is Hums 4002, Directed Studies in Humanities? It's half a credit I've never heard of, and they seem to be offering it despite the fact that I can't find anywhere that says we have to take it...
Does that...make sense?
I'm not sure if I'm supposed to be taking two research seminars, because I'm in Stream B. The email from Prof. Laird via Andrea initially says it's one research seminar and one choice of a bunch of others (most of which don't seem to be offered this year...), but then later it says two research seminars but doesn't specify the stream.
Oh, and the academic audit, which I thought would be helpful and tell me what to take, is still telling me to take the old courses. You know, the ones that aren't offered anymore. And it likes to tell me to take a ridiculous number of courses not in my major. Which I don't have time for. I'm assuming (hoping) it's wrong there too. Ahhhhhhh.
I'm also going to be in the middle of my coach tour of Britain when I'm supposed to register. Hmmm. Now all I need is to find out that I don't have fourth-year standing because Exeter results aren't out yet. Oh please no. I just want someone to tell me what I have to take!