Possible Schedule Next Semester
Mondays:
Keyboarding: 10:00-10:50
Short Novel: 4:00-5:15
Tuesdays & Thursdays:
Poetry II: 10:50-12:05
Acting I: 2:35-3:50
Wednesdays:
Short Novel: 4:00-5:15
History and Theory of the Novel: 5:25-8:25
There ya go. 13 credits. No Fridays.
PROS:
-No classes on Friday
-Only 13 credits
-Option to lunch outside of the 12:00 rush every day
-I can't see keyboarding or Acting I having a lot of written homework (practicing, yes, but probably not a whole lot of "reading this and write about it" stuff)
-According to Antonio, the two novel classes (one of which is my senior seminar) will work well together
CONS:
-Wednesday nights. . . yuck
-Two 400s and a 300 level
-I've heard bad things about Jack Wang, who's teaching the seminar. Trouble is, of the seminars offered next year, it's the one that interests me most.
Keyboarding: 10:00-10:50
Short Novel: 4:00-5:15
Tuesdays & Thursdays:
Poetry II: 10:50-12:05
Acting I: 2:35-3:50
Wednesdays:
Short Novel: 4:00-5:15
History and Theory of the Novel: 5:25-8:25
There ya go. 13 credits. No Fridays.
PROS:
-No classes on Friday
-Only 13 credits
-Option to lunch outside of the 12:00 rush every day
-I can't see keyboarding or Acting I having a lot of written homework (practicing, yes, but probably not a whole lot of "reading this and write about it" stuff)
-According to Antonio, the two novel classes (one of which is my senior seminar) will work well together
CONS:
-Wednesday nights. . . yuck
-Two 400s and a 300 level
-I've heard bad things about Jack Wang, who's teaching the seminar. Trouble is, of the seminars offered next year, it's the one that interests me most.