Well, I have now had 3 days of classes, and i think i am going to have a pretty busy semester. 6 classes, 15 units. Not quite as busy as last semester, but still busy. I am taking General Chemistry II, Christian Life and Thought, Concert Chorale, Composition, Humanities, and Professions of Pharmacy: History and Issues II. I have chapel everyday at 10, no classes before chapel all week, and no classes at all on Tuesdays, so that's nice. However, there is always a trade-off. I go til 5 MWF, and sometimes Thursday. I will definitely be busy.
Chemistry will be difficult, it is a continuation of last semester, so we are jumping right into it. Also the final will be cumulative of the whole year. That'll be fun. But the prof is really fun, so it won't be that bad.
CLT shouldn't be too bad, only a couple papers, and 3 tests. I think I'll enjoy it. I love talking about the Christian world view, and stuff like that. Apologetics is one of my most favorite theological topics. Hopefully we'll get into that a little bit.
Choir will be really busy, what with several performances and extended rehearsals that cut into other classes, and a trip to NYC over easter break. ($$$$$$$)
Composition will be hard, mostly because I hate English classes. However, I've heard this prof is easy, so that is encouraging. Also the class meets at 4 MWF. <--- lame
Humanities will be tough, for some of the same reasons, and also it is mostly online, and meets only once a week.
The pharmacy class I have should be a piece of cake, last semester it certainly was.
These past 3 days has been the missions conference here at Cedarville University, and it has really made me reconsider keeping that option in my scope of vision for the future; even with the 7 year pharmacy program...
I will definitely see what happens, more on that later. For now, I just want to make it through the week.
