Fall 2007

Since Albrecht very graciously allowed me to not go to practice today, I had time to sit down, read through all of the class registration stuff from Hamline, and choose my first semester classes.

Here is what I have:

FYSEM Top Choice:
Ancient Greek Myths as a Source of History
Alternatives:
A Second Look (art)
Collision of Two Hemispheres (right-brain/left-brain)
Contemporary American Theatre (self-explanatory)
The Search for Utopia (also self-explanatory, mostly)

Phooey on writing-intensive FYSEM. The other ones sound more interesting, and a freshman English class could be fun. Maybe I'll feel smart.

Fall Credit Courses (Minus the FYSEM):
Writing and Reading Texts
Intermediate Spanish 1
Intro to Latin American History (This one takes care of 3 Hamline Plan requirements at once. Score!)

Alternate Course Selections:
Intro to Anthropology
Logic
General Philosophy
General Pyschology

Additional Courses:
Hamline Winds (Band!)

Total Credits: 17
12 needed to be full-time, 15 if you're getting a Minnesota Grant, which I am. I'm good. I'm considering clarinet lessons, too, to help with those pesky fine arts requirements and avoid a studio art class.
Also avoiding math. Shall take Logic instead.
Unavoidable: Lab science of some kind. Shall take Physics for Poets, perhaps. Science for right-brainers, yes?

I can avoid many intro level classes in my possible major (history) and minor (art history) with APUSH, Euro, and art history. English not acceptable to do away with freshman english, but can count toward a degree. Meaning I don't need to take American or Brit Lit. I love AP.

Oh, and I added anthropology as a possible major and/or minor. It sounds fun. I can be like Josh Bernstein.
Muahahaha.