German
Curses!! I am afraid I will never come up with a life goal. Now I'm thinking maybe I should take a German class or two at Texas State and then go for the Germanic studies masters at UT Austin. How worthless is that. Then I could study German theology and teach stuff. Sigh. I need something. God, still waiting for that email. Oh, and we lost our intramural soccer game today in a shootout. I hate shootouts. And Craig is a terrible ref and needs to not run all of intramural soccer and who knows what else by himself. It's kind of ridiculous. But what about this world isn't. Sigh. I just wanted a shirt. Is that so much? Well, maybe I wanted more, but that's very hard to explain. My God, sometimes I wish you were more active in this world, it would be easier to blame stuff on you. But apparently that was the problem I had with my senior seminar, I couldn't explain the agency of God in the world well enough.
For those students who wish to enter the graduate program in Germanic Studies, but who have a bachelor's or master's degree in another field, the department uses as a guideline its own requirements for a B.A. in German which include, in part, twenty-four hours (eight courses) of third- or fourth-year German with a concentration in literature, language, and/or culture. For a complete listing of these requirements, see the catalog of the College of Liberal Arts. Other courses of study may also satisfy these requirements; contact the Graduate Advisor or Graduate Coordinator in case of doubt.
That's from the German master's program at UT. Am I reading that wrong, or does it sound like I need more than a couple more German classes to be eligible to enter that program? I have 9 hours of German right now. And probably not 3rd or 4th year. German 2 and 3 probably don't count. Sigh. I just don't know what to do.
For those students who wish to enter the graduate program in Germanic Studies, but who have a bachelor's or master's degree in another field, the department uses as a guideline its own requirements for a B.A. in German which include, in part, twenty-four hours (eight courses) of third- or fourth-year German with a concentration in literature, language, and/or culture. For a complete listing of these requirements, see the catalog of the College of Liberal Arts. Other courses of study may also satisfy these requirements; contact the Graduate Advisor or Graduate Coordinator in case of doubt.
That's from the German master's program at UT. Am I reading that wrong, or does it sound like I need more than a couple more German classes to be eligible to enter that program? I have 9 hours of German right now. And probably not 3rd or 4th year. German 2 and 3 probably don't count. Sigh. I just don't know what to do.