It's Just the Weight of the World
Today has been a day of decision.
Problem # 1: Courses.
As we all know, I recently decided that I most definitely don't want to study engineering. Today, I decided that I'm probablyyyy going to end up majoring in psychology. Why? Well, I know I'm going to do a science degree. Engineering is definitely out. I don't want to major in anything as faceless as math or physics. I hate biology. And, although I'm warming up to chemistry, I definitely don't want to major in it. What's left: psychology.
So, now I'm taking psychology, physics, and chemitry as my sciences (requirements, minus the psychology, for engineering). For psychology - what I'm most likely to major in - I need psychology, biology, and either chemistry or physics. I thought I'd just stick with the chemistry and physics and do biology later, but I'm afraid it's going put me behind and I'll end up having to do intercession or something. ugh. No intercession. So, biology it's going to be. Drop the physics. Case closed.
Problem # 2: Campus?
Bluntly, being home for Christmas has done everything for me but make me want to go back to St. John's. I had always intended to finish off the year where I started, and then figure out September later. But what were my reasons for needing to go back again? Well, not wanting to give up music, that was a big one. And since I'm pretty sure I'll have to come back again in September, moving out seemed like too big of a hassle. And, oh yah, my friends in Corner Brook are dropping like flies.
But Christmas made that stuff not seem to matter anymore . . .
But when I was looking up course offerings today, I realized that Grenfell offers only core subjects. Out-of-cycle courses aren't offered. I wouldn't be able to do the biology that I've spent so much time deciding on. Or my sociology elective that I'm excited about.
MUN it is.
Of course, I dropped chemistry, psychology, and physics, added a new chemistry and psychology class, but, for some reason, couldn't register to biology. So I tried to add my physics again, but I can't do that either. So I'm currently registered for four courses. Excellent.
I'll get this mess sorted out tomorrow.
Anyway, today was awesome. Students for the Arts reunion. Ice cream with Heather and Meredith. Boy/book talk with Sarah. Chip and dip. Surprise thoughtful amazing Christmas gift from other Sarah. Pizza Delight with the Sally Ann kids. Virtual golf with Josh. And planning skiing in the morning with Ali.
And, as I head back to St. John's, I'll be keeping this in mind:
I am soooo blessed to have such a structured group of friends, there is always someone there for me, all I have to do is look . . . So next time you're feeling sorry for yourself, sulking in a pit of despair, take a look around. At least you're not cleaning tables in a food court.
- S Sm
I'm really feeling the quoting these days.
5 Comments:
K. You know I want you in St. John's. I have no use for you in CB. But to me, this: "I wouldn't be able to do the biology that I've spent so much time deciding on. Or my sociology elective that I'm excited about." Just sounds like a pityful excuse. Get mad! I don't care, but seriously? If that is honestly your reasoning for going to MUN (and I with my overworked mind don't think it is), that's messed logic.
P.S. "Omeone" is not a word, so don't misquote me! Unless of course I was going through that whole Inuit throat singing stage, than maybe you quoted me correctly...
12:46 AM
Sooooo to clarify, the course situation isn't my excuse to go to MUN, but a contributer to whatever reasons I had before the whole biology explosion.
ugh. Confusion all over my face and I absolutely can't justify any decision I make ever. School sucks.
G2G SKI WITH ALI :D:D:D
P.S. I edited out the "omeone" right after I published it last night. You read too fast! :)
8:24 AM
I told you I was never included in that students for the arts! and after I spent ALL that time making a beautiful poster.. and I just love how Meredith didn't inform me when she was leaving. Oh yeah, nobody did.
10:54 AM
Meagan, I'm pretty sure we may in fact have the exact same playlists.
We really need to get together this semester and just discuss music. Date?
3:41 PM
also, I forgot to say this in my other comment:
Everyone is always in a constant state of confusion when it comes to school. Don't worry, you're not alone. Things start to make sense eventually. And when I say eventually, I mean I hope they do, because I'm still waiting.
:)
3:49 PM
Post a Comment
<< Home