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[sagesaria]

Finally registered for the fall. I've really gotta start doing that earlier in the year x_x MC's registration system seems to get more and more annoying every year. Not to mention the classes I've ended up having to take.

I WANTED to do precalculus, but turns out first I need to take a trig course that's fifty minutes twice a week for two months and one credit. UGH. Thankfully mom and I agreed that I could take something else along with it for three credits. So I'm also taking a cushy computer class. I know the Easy A is an urban legend, but I can't help thinking "Hopefully I'll learn something from it," lol. I'm taking it 'cause I want to get into more computer classes so I'm more eligible for the coveted office jobs. This class is also only fifty minutes long, but it's three times a week instead of two and lasts the whole semester. And there's a whole big gap between the two (before the trig class ends of course, lol) so I have time to study and decompress before the second class. And hey, the comp class is short enough and early enough in the afternoon that I could hit Panera afterward when the trig class is done! That'll make me happy.

....God, this is my FIFTH year at MC now. What is this four-year college you people speak of?!

Comments

[nemecide.livejournal.com]

What computer class are you taking? :o

Good luck with trig. I am horrible at math and so glad I don't have to take anything past statistics, lol. After the 2+ developmental algebra courses, though. :[

[lysystratae.livejournal.com]

4-year is for those who can afford to spend their entire day in classes; the rest of us have to do it in chunks so we can eat :)

[drone-dragon.livejournal.com]

I'm on the same boat with my effing grad school. 2 year program turned into 3 years. x_x

It would seem like the longer you stay at an institution, the more complicated everything gets with registration, new class requirements, GRAAAGH!