it's that time of the year again
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thejunipertreeYou know, that bit where I get slightly crazy and talk about nothing but school until school actually starts?
Being that I am bah-tarded and decided to change my unofficial major to Human Services (it was Business Administration, which blew most heartily), I kind of have to start over in my schooling. Kind of.
I've already done two semesters so far; eight classes total and only five of them actually mean dick towards this new degree. Introduction to Business, intro to management? Out the window (not that I thought they were really doing me a whole lot of good in the first place). So, I have to double up a bit to catch up.
Therefore, this semester is going to be five classes (I fucking mean it this time) and they are going to be: Introduction to Sociology, Contemporary Issues in Social Welfare, Introduction to Political Science, Introduction to Counseling, and Introduction to Human Services. Bleh. Semester after this one will be: Myths of the World, Stress Management, Group Dynamics, Social Problems (hah!), and Social Work Processes. Semester after that will be Human Biology, Math for Liberal Arts (hee.), The History of American Women, Psychology of Personality Adjustment, and Sociology of the Family. Final semester will be a 120-hour internship and two general education courses I haven't decided on yet.
Then can I get to the corpses?
Probably not. Who knows what classes I'll have to take before I get to thefun stuff funeral classes at Mercer.
For fall semester coming up, I need to send in my FAFSA (which I know I won't get and am annoyed that I have to submit anyway) and renew my student loans. Then registration. I called financial aid today to double-check that I needed to renew the loan paperwork, instead of sitting on my ass and hoping that the financial aid fairy did it for me (which is mostly what I've been doing a lot of lately). Tomorrow, I reckon I'll get off said ass and actually go down to the campus and let them know that my major has changed and fill out any required paperwork.
blargh, I say. If you could see my face right now, you would know that I am the very picture of a whole bunch of "blargh". I hate all this stupid shit, just shut up with the shutting up and let me go to school! The Engineer may have his FACE FULL OF JUDGEMENT (TM), and verily-it is full of much judginess, but no one else can do FACE FULL OF DO NOT WANT (TM) better than I can.
I could sit here at work and tool around some more online, looking up things for school, but I think that instead I will go home and make goat cheese balls with honey and spinach. Because I bought that cheese on Sunday and it has been calling my name, yo.
edit- fixed my tags, duh.
Being that I am bah-tarded and decided to change my unofficial major to Human Services (it was Business Administration, which blew most heartily), I kind of have to start over in my schooling. Kind of.
I've already done two semesters so far; eight classes total and only five of them actually mean dick towards this new degree. Introduction to Business, intro to management? Out the window (not that I thought they were really doing me a whole lot of good in the first place). So, I have to double up a bit to catch up.
Therefore, this semester is going to be five classes (I fucking mean it this time) and they are going to be: Introduction to Sociology, Contemporary Issues in Social Welfare, Introduction to Political Science, Introduction to Counseling, and Introduction to Human Services. Bleh. Semester after this one will be: Myths of the World, Stress Management, Group Dynamics, Social Problems (hah!), and Social Work Processes. Semester after that will be Human Biology, Math for Liberal Arts (hee.), The History of American Women, Psychology of Personality Adjustment, and Sociology of the Family. Final semester will be a 120-hour internship and two general education courses I haven't decided on yet.
Then can I get to the corpses?
Probably not. Who knows what classes I'll have to take before I get to the
For fall semester coming up, I need to send in my FAFSA (which I know I won't get and am annoyed that I have to submit anyway) and renew my student loans. Then registration. I called financial aid today to double-check that I needed to renew the loan paperwork, instead of sitting on my ass and hoping that the financial aid fairy did it for me (which is mostly what I've been doing a lot of lately). Tomorrow, I reckon I'll get off said ass and actually go down to the campus and let them know that my major has changed and fill out any required paperwork.
blargh, I say. If you could see my face right now, you would know that I am the very picture of a whole bunch of "blargh". I hate all this stupid shit, just shut up with the shutting up and let me go to school! The Engineer may have his FACE FULL OF JUDGEMENT (TM), and verily-it is full of much judginess, but no one else can do FACE FULL OF DO NOT WANT (TM) better than I can.
I could sit here at work and tool around some more online, looking up things for school, but I think that instead I will go home and make goat cheese balls with honey and spinach. Because I bought that cheese on Sunday and it has been calling my name, yo.
edit- fixed my tags, duh.
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Date: 2007-06-27 05:48 pm (UTC)I had him for English Grammar (a required class, and one I did not initially want to take). It's sad; his sense of humor (perfectly dry and a bit perverse), seems to go largely unappreciated in his classes, with the exception of a sharp few like us.
(Jesus, I sound elitist. I didn't mean to. ;)
Ask me about any and all professors at CCC. After my having been there for 6 years, I feel as though I have had at least a quarter of all the professors there, both adjunct and full-time.
Not only did he make it fun (as fun as you can make grammar, that is), but I'm now pursuing Linguistics as a minor at Rutgers. Not just because of him, but the class certainly helped.
I will be in school forever.