So I finally got my stuff sorted and figured out my schedule for next semester.
Since I am a semester away from it, I'm going to finish out my A.S. in Computer Science next spring. (Another semester of another programming with this professor *weeps* )
This is meh news, for me. MEH. This class has sort of pulled every ounce of joy and excitement I had for the subject out of my cold, dead heart. (EVEN ARTHUR'S GRUMPY FACE CANNOT PROPERLY EXPRESS THE LACK OF JOY I FEEL FOR IT NOW. IT IS LIKE A BLACKHOLE FOR HAPPINESS.)
However! I told my adviser today that I wanted to switch to a Political Science major, because, seriously, I have never loved a class like I love my government class. Not ever. I mean, I grew up with my great grandmother taking me along to Democratic Women's meetings before I was old enough to go to school. I spent five years with the West Wing and Jon Stewart as my main entertainment. (True story, the last conversation I ever had with my great grandmother was about the 2004 election, how screwed we were, how much we hated it when people didn't vote, and how Jon Stewart was, in fact, a voice of reason. She was 72 and an ordained minister. She was for real one of my favorite people in the history of ever. ♥ ) Politics may do terrible things to my blood pressure, but I keep coming back for more, because they do it in a way that I love.
So I'm taking 16 hours and an upper level PoliSci course--I'm taking a Constitutional Law course--for funsies and to test out the waters. I'm so excited about that class, you guys, you just don't even know.
And by finishing out my A.S. in Computer Science, that leaves me with all my gen eds completed, and three courses away from a CS minor. (At least until I get frustrated and try to sneak in journalism courses because, you know, why not.)
So, I don't know, here's to doing something I love, instead of something I think will pay well?
Since I am a semester away from it, I'm going to finish out my A.S. in Computer Science next spring. (Another semester of another programming with this professor *weeps* )
This is meh news, for me. MEH. This class has sort of pulled every ounce of joy and excitement I had for the subject out of my cold, dead heart. (EVEN ARTHUR'S GRUMPY FACE CANNOT PROPERLY EXPRESS THE LACK OF JOY I FEEL FOR IT NOW. IT IS LIKE A BLACKHOLE FOR HAPPINESS.)
However! I told my adviser today that I wanted to switch to a Political Science major, because, seriously, I have never loved a class like I love my government class. Not ever. I mean, I grew up with my great grandmother taking me along to Democratic Women's meetings before I was old enough to go to school. I spent five years with the West Wing and Jon Stewart as my main entertainment. (True story, the last conversation I ever had with my great grandmother was about the 2004 election, how screwed we were, how much we hated it when people didn't vote, and how Jon Stewart was, in fact, a voice of reason. She was 72 and an ordained minister. She was for real one of my favorite people in the history of ever. ♥ ) Politics may do terrible things to my blood pressure, but I keep coming back for more, because they do it in a way that I love.
So I'm taking 16 hours and an upper level PoliSci course--I'm taking a Constitutional Law course--for funsies and to test out the waters. I'm so excited about that class, you guys, you just don't even know.
And by finishing out my A.S. in Computer Science, that leaves me with all my gen eds completed, and three courses away from a CS minor. (At least until I get frustrated and try to sneak in journalism courses because, you know, why not.)
So, I don't know, here's to doing something I love, instead of something I think will pay well?
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