So I have been pouring over course outlines and times for the past couple of weeks, and I have finally figured out my schedule for school next year :) I also wisely looked up all of the professors that I didn't know on ratemyprofessor.com so I feel quite confident that it will be a fantastic year.
I thought I'd share the courses I am planning to take because I am very excited about them. I almost can't wait for September to arrive. While it's been very nice making money again, I have decided that working is over-rated. I'm tuckered out from this full time restaurant gig of mine. Good thing I get a vacation in August at least. Ok without further ado...
Fall Courses:
Art History 359 - Northern Baroque and Rococo Art (with Bershad who is seriously one of my favourite professors)
Law and Society 201 - Introducton to Legal Studies
Philosophy 201 - Mind, Matter, and God
Religious Studies 309 - Religious Experience
Psychology 205 - Principles of Psychology
Winter Courses:
Anthropology 425 - Primate Cognition
Anthropology 435 - Evolutionary Anthropology (this course sounds super interesting, and it's being taught by the head of the department who is really nice and a great professor...eeeee!)
Anthropology 451 - Conservation and Ecology
Astronomy 209 - Cosmos
Philosophy 259 - Sex, Love, and Death
I. Am. So. Excited!!
I am also looking into doing two study abroad adventures. I want to do the Primatology Studies in Ghana or Belize for 4-6 weeks in Spring, and also a term abroad in Amsterdam. I just haven't decided which one to do in which year. They have to be in my 3rd and 4th years, but I have to figure out how the term abroad would work if I'm teaching piano... Hmmm... Some how, some way... It's a little scary to think about living in a whole different country across the world for 6 months, but it's also something I've always wanted to do so it's an exciting plan too!
Well I'm off to bed. I worked a lounge shift this evening until 12 midnight, and now get to open the patio at 9:30am tomorrow... *sigh* It's great to be getting better shifts and try out the lounge and patio, but dang... I'm going to need a darn good americano tomorrow morning.
night night.
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