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summercomfort) wrote2004-03-30 04:02 pm
summercomfort) wrote2004-03-30 04:02 pm
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well, I overslept the couple of classes I was shopping for. >_< This is what spring break sleep schedules do to you.
But anyway,
- European Expansion.... eh. It could be interesting, it might just be eh. The real prof is coming back in a week or something, so I'll at least hang in there until then.
- European War to 1815 ... War class! Full of war geeks, so should be quite fun. It's kinda cool b/c it's like the prequel to War/Gen last year. Except taught by an old dude with a West Point fixation and a smelly butt.
I think tomorrow I'm gonna go check out the Age of Revolution with Joanne, cause she said it's a really cool team-taught grad class comparing French and American Revolutions, which just makes me go <3. Plus I've already done the de Tocqueville reading for last quarter's class. Of course, that means skipping Monuments, but that's a BS class anyway.
By the end of last quarter, I have 5 HIST classes and 4 EALC classes.
For EALC major, I need to take 3 credits of a language and 6 more EALC classes (not counting Civ)
For HIST major, I need to take 7 more classes.
There's 6 more quarters left if I go to Vienna in the fall, which is 24 more classes. 24-16=8. So if I want to double-major in EALC and HIST, I have 8 spare credits to play around with.
This quarter, I'm probably going to take two HIST classes (EuroWar is definite, debating between Expansion and MiddleEast), and two EALC classes (Monuments and Japan Lit), but if tomorrow's Revolutions turns out to be really cool, I might end up taking two HIST, one EALC, and one PLSC grad class. Or 3 HIST, 1 EALC, and then audit the grad class. Hm.... ponderments.
Also, I need to take an Econ class some time, and maybe a Human Developments class. ^^;;
In other news, my foot's going through its spring spasms of "what? you're not wearing socks anymore?" spasm and weird skin peeling off-ness.
Hmm.. Kim just stopped by. Maybe I should take this Shanghai art class that's TTh 3-4:20. Oops, just missed it today.
But anyway,
- European Expansion.... eh. It could be interesting, it might just be eh. The real prof is coming back in a week or something, so I'll at least hang in there until then.
- European War to 1815 ... War class! Full of war geeks, so should be quite fun. It's kinda cool b/c it's like the prequel to War/Gen last year. Except taught by an old dude with a West Point fixation and a smelly butt.
I think tomorrow I'm gonna go check out the Age of Revolution with Joanne, cause she said it's a really cool team-taught grad class comparing French and American Revolutions, which just makes me go <3. Plus I've already done the de Tocqueville reading for last quarter's class. Of course, that means skipping Monuments, but that's a BS class anyway.
By the end of last quarter, I have 5 HIST classes and 4 EALC classes.
For EALC major, I need to take 3 credits of a language and 6 more EALC classes (not counting Civ)
For HIST major, I need to take 7 more classes.
There's 6 more quarters left if I go to Vienna in the fall, which is 24 more classes. 24-16=8. So if I want to double-major in EALC and HIST, I have 8 spare credits to play around with.
This quarter, I'm probably going to take two HIST classes (EuroWar is definite, debating between Expansion and MiddleEast), and two EALC classes (Monuments and Japan Lit), but if tomorrow's Revolutions turns out to be really cool, I might end up taking two HIST, one EALC, and one PLSC grad class. Or 3 HIST, 1 EALC, and then audit the grad class. Hm.... ponderments.
Also, I need to take an Econ class some time, and maybe a Human Developments class. ^^;;
In other news, my foot's going through its spring spasms of "what? you're not wearing socks anymore?" spasm and weird skin peeling off-ness.
Hmm.. Kim just stopped by. Maybe I should take this Shanghai art class that's TTh 3-4:20. Oops, just missed it today.