Orientation
Well, other than the actual registration for classes, it was completely pointless. I will be done in three years if I have to twist the arm of every person I meet along the way. And I am a poor English major (actually, I just look at it this way, Sara's completely making up for me) and a decent Geography major. Unlike Sara, my schedule is relatively balanced; it's actually kind of amazing.Monday - Friday - Calc II
Monday, Tuesday, Friday - Jesus in History
Tuesday and Thursday - Honors Seminar: Language Extinction and Revitalization
Monday - Friday - Biogeography of the Global Garden
Monday and Wednesday - Geography of Global Cities
So, let me explain something, I have two all week classes, but it doesn't bother me too much because once I'm done with both of them no more math or science. I'll do that to myself. Basically, it's just going to be more reading than I actually want to contemplate right now, but otherwise fine. (You know, averaging about 200 pages a week isn't bad is it? It's only what I did this year times two, which if I time manage I can definitely handle.)
posted by Kara @ 2:49 PM
4 Comments:
when during the day do you have Calc
Meh. If you ever have an hour or two off, we're going to figure out a schedule of which museums/theatres have free student nights for every day of the week...
That honors seminar sounds really fun. *drools over it*
Calc - 9:00-9:55 Every day. :)
I'm totally on top of that idea. It sounds like a blast.
And I love my honors seminar and the other one was really awesome too. 17th Century Art where you spent one day at MIA a week. It was a hard choice. :)
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