Next Semester Courses

Hello!
Well, I'm going to blog as to procrastinate doing any of my homework at the moment...though I have a lot of it done! I at least have everything due tomorrow done.

I think this blog post will be about my courses for next semester. The course schedule is up for the spring, and I think I've made a pretty decent list of the courses that I wish to take. First off, I am going to continue with French and take French II although I could be taking French III. I'm not sure what the similarities between college and high school french are.

Next is economics, which I would not take had it not been a requirement for my major. So I must take that....
I also have to take a human development class for my major, but that's kind-of interesting as opposed to really boring (but that's my opinion). What's nice about the human development course is that it is only once a week, although for two hours and still counts for credits as a class meeting three times a week would.

The class I am most excited to (hopefully) to be taking is Classical Mythology. The concept interests me so much and I find it all fascinating. And it will fulfill a literature requirement, so double yay!

I plan to take cultural anthropology, which also sounds quite interesting- learning about people and their development across cultures and the differences between cultures in different aspects. For my honors course, I am going to take an integrative arts course called INART 110. Here, we will study films and dramatic plays and literature to help us develop a better appreciate of the arts. And it will fulfill part of my art requirement (yay again).

So, I will end up with more classes than this semester and thus, more credits. So, I will probably end up killing myself with the workload. But hey, I only have one class Fridays and that lasts from 8 to 8:50 in the morning- so I have the entire day afterward to do what I want. Though I will probably be working any time that I can...

I'm quite happy with the classes and their times that I have chosen- let's cross our fingers that I actually get these courses once registration is open to students!