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Registration
Nov. 16th, 2004 01:42 pmWow, this semester has gone by fast. I am now registered for next semester. Although it may change, as I currently have a schedule that goes from 8 AM to 8 PM on Wednesday, and no classes any other day. That's three classes, all on one day. There's time between them, but not enough to go home (I miss living on campus, I really, really do). I can't decide if this is a good plan or a bad one. I may end up switching out of one into a different class. I am currently registered for: Proseminar* in Archeology (8-9:15 AM and 11:10-1 PM), Museum Administration** (2-3:50 PM) and Anthropology in the Museum (6:10-8 PM). Part of me thinks this is good- classes I have to take and want to take, and I could just go hang out in the library between them and do work or whatnot. Then I could work the other days. Maybe I could even get my internship next semester, and take care of that (I have to do two before I can get my degree). But I'd have to be really good about doing work ahead of time, not just the night before class. And I might be awuflly tired at the end of the day.
The actual important part is that I'm registered. This means that a) Alfred sent out my transcript, thereby getting the hold taken off my record so I could register, and b) that this semester is nearly over. It's flown by. If next semester goes as quickly, I'll see my boy in no time.
* Proseminars are sort of indroductory classes in the Anthro dept. You have to take a certain number of them to get your degree. Anthro majors have to take four, I (as a Museum Studies student with an Anthro concentration) only have to take two. I am currently taking Soci-cultural Anthropology, so if I take Arch. I will be done with my prosems at the end of this academic year.
** (there's no way to insert the other handy footnote symbols. Am I an extreme nerd for using footnotes in my livejournal? I think I am) Museum Admin is one of 2 courses required for all Museum Studies students. The other is Collections Management: Legal & Ethical Issues, which I will take next fall.
The actual important part is that I'm registered. This means that a) Alfred sent out my transcript, thereby getting the hold taken off my record so I could register, and b) that this semester is nearly over. It's flown by. If next semester goes as quickly, I'll see my boy in no time.
* Proseminars are sort of indroductory classes in the Anthro dept. You have to take a certain number of them to get your degree. Anthro majors have to take four, I (as a Museum Studies student with an Anthro concentration) only have to take two. I am currently taking Soci-cultural Anthropology, so if I take Arch. I will be done with my prosems at the end of this academic year.
** (there's no way to insert the other handy footnote symbols. Am I an extreme nerd for using footnotes in my livejournal? I think I am) Museum Admin is one of 2 courses required for all Museum Studies students. The other is Collections Management: Legal & Ethical Issues, which I will take next fall.
