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Ugh, I feel like I am being the ultimate school failure right now.

So first off, I was already pretty much planning on dropping out of Barrett because I would rather dedicate my time to other things. So I’ve been making my peace with that and not feeling like I failed because I am dropping it.

But then, you see, I am thinking of minoring in Spanish, because why not, right? Well it is an extra 18 credits tacked on to the classes I already have to take and I am a bit behind because of the major switch. And am I passionate enough about it to actually do it or was it really just a whim? Would I ACTUALLY travel to Spain like I want to or is that just some random imagining a well?

And then there is this American Humanics program that is a sweet little addition to my major because all of the requirements are fulfilled by classes I am already taking except for 6 credits. I have to take the same one-credit class for 4 consecutive semesters, which means I need to begin taking it this Spring to graduate on time. Wanna take a guess on when the class is? Oh right, only on the ONE SINGLE DAY AND TIME that I would rather it not be. Monday nights, 5-6pm, which means that I would miss our leader meeting EVERY WEEK for Young Life. :( So I have to decide if that is worth it because it is likely that that could happen every semester. Blah.

So basically I am having thoughts of dropping Barrett, Spanish minor and American Humanics all on the same day, so I feel like an exceptional slacker right now.

BTW, I met once again with a different advisor for my major. I have never once met with the same one because they like to switch them up and they have backup advisors and last semester they kept changing the advisor. Amusing, though slightly annoying because every time I have to re-explain what classes I have taken and what I am going for and such. Tedious and it would be way more helpful if my advisor actually knew who I was.  However, I liked this one the best so that was good. Unfortunately she was the backup backup advisor, so chances are I probably won’t meet with her again.

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