This semester is going to be different though. I have 18 hours of classes, which is the same as last semester except they are all on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Then since I don't have any Tuesday-Thursday classes, I should hopefully be getting a job soon. So, my class schedule for this semester is as follows:
MWF 8:00-8:55 AM - Basic English Composition
MWF 9:00-9:55 AM - U.S History (Second Semester....I didn't fail)
MWF 1o:00-10:45 AM- Chapel
MWF 11:00-11:55 AM - New Testament Survey: Gospels and Acts
MWF 12:00-12:55 PM - Evangelism and Discipleship
MW 1:30-3:00 PM - College Choir (The official choir of FWBBC that travels to different churches to perform and brainwash influence high school students to attend FWBBC)
M 7:00-8:30 PM - Choral Union (The group that sings at Christmas on Richland and performs the Spring Musical - Which happens to be "The Sound of Music" this year)
W 3:00 - 4:00 PM - Chapel Choir (The choir that focuses on the basics of choral singing and performs in chapel once a month)
F ????????????? - College Algebra (This class changed days and times so the time on my schedule isn't right and I really have no idea what time it is)
That's my schedule....add a 6-10 campus job and a Tues-Thurs part time job, and I'm gonna be pretty busy. I am excited, though. I have a really good feeling about this semester and I'm looking forward to the challenge. Sadly enough I still don't have a class that actually applies to my major.
Oh wow! You WILL be busy, but it is a good type of busy. May God be with you as you balance time between school, work, and breathing! :)
ReplyDeleteSo if you are in the spring musical, are you going to try out for Troy Bloton, Ryan Evans or Chad Danforth?
ReplyDeletePaul, I really don't know how to respond to that question. We are doing the sound of music though. I forgot to mention that when I wrote the post, but I did update it later.
ReplyDeleteCaleb, Have you seen High School Musical?
ReplyDeleteyeah.....I wasn't a huge fan
ReplyDeleteIt is pretty normal to not start on your major until second year. First you learn how to survive college level courses, and write and speak on a college level, so when you get to classes in your major you will be able to focus more on the content and not just the commas and "uhms". :)
ReplyDeleteyeah, I understand the concept of getting your feet wet before diving in, but I am still not a huge fan of the Gen-Ed courses...
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