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[aintbroke]

Figuring out schedules for next semester is threating to give me a nervous breakdown.



I want to take all the classes. Every class in the catalog, except, like, Macroeconomics. Although... actually Macroeconomics could be awesome. I mean, couldn't it? I could learn about the economics of BIG THINGS. And that could be brilliant.

This is, of course, complicated by the fact that all the classes I want are offered at the same time. Who knew that Tuesday mornings were at such a premium? So it's become this weighing thing, Microbiology Lab vs. Sculpture, Statistics vs. Physics, Immunology vs. Drawing III, and lets face facts here: I am bad with these "choice" things.

*tinkers*

Comments

[dsutari.livejournal.com]

Perhaps you could suggest hybrid courses such as "The Physics of Drawing" and "The Sculpting of Immunology".

[elegantelbow.livejournal.com]

I took macro- and micro- economics in the same semester from the same (excellent) professor. I really enjoyed it.

[pixie-of-spite.livejournal.com]

Statistics vs. Physics

Which physics, which statistics?
Stat 145 is a waste of your time, try 345 if you are interested.

[quiresti.livejournal.com]

I on the other hand am having nasty fits trying to avoid classes I don't want to take.

Go figure.

There were 2 classes I really wanted to take. Just 2. And one was being taught by a teacher I love and adore and desperately want a reccommendation from--so a year of classes from her would be nice.

Guess which class was canceled?

[simulcra.livejournal.com]

sounds like a behavioral economics course in decision making is called for...

[geckotoes.livejournal.com]

you're a wing nut,but since there's no cure for that-i suggest a time turner.also-i think you should take the immunology sculpting-sounds promising.

side note:what are your winter break plans? you should swindle soem alli time in there somewhere ok??