Squee! I met with Amy this afternoon to discuss my courseload, and she suggested I stick with my 6 courses and see how things go, and if anything, drop Calculus. I love this woman! After all, Calculus 3 is more or less optional, and if I wanted to, I could take Oceanography in its place. It’s just that it would make my future computer science classes easier, and would probably be generally good for me to know. I wouldn’t want to take it later, as I’ll have other big courses (read: math and natural sciences) to occupy my brain for my other remaining semesters. So I’m going to try my hand at 6 classes. <\/p>\n
I am absolutely insane.<\/p>\n
Oh well, I have until Feb 11th to change my mind. It feels so good to be willing to give this a shot, after spending the last couple weeks convincing my roommates that there was no shame in taking 4 classes. Finally, merry karmic payback for enduring Ko’s “Wah, I got an A- instead of an A” when I was saying things like “Yesss! Uncurved, I got .12 points above failing!” Ah, the angst of the Engineering student. :D <\/p>\n
I actually feel really good about this semester. Let’s hope that doesn’t change.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Squee! I met with Amy this afternoon to discuss my courseload, and she suggested I stick with my 6 courses and see how things go, and if anything, drop Calculus. I love this woman! After all, Calculus 3 is more or less optional, and if I wanted to, I could take Oceanography in its place. … <\/p>\n