THE FINAL SEMESTER REGISTRATION

Yep, you read that right. I have officially signed up for my final semester of classes.

Tell me it isn't so.

It's true Hailley, it's true.

Woah.

So here's how my final semester is shaping up...

1. Statistics (got to fulfill that non-lab science class)
2. English seminar with our new professor, Amber Shaw, on manners and marriage (aka the marriage plot)
3. French History class (final class of my French minor)
4. Independent study focused on creative nonfiction (final class for my writing minor)

I can't wait. I'll also be working on my senior thesis, which I'll defend hopefully sometime near Spring Break.

With my class load, extracurriculars, and of course, graduation on the horizon, it will be a busy semester. But hopefully, the best one yet! 

Signed Up!

This morning I came to work early so I could register for fall classes.

Easiest registration of my life because everything was open. So many perks of being a soon-to-be-senior :)

Also, I only had to register for three classes because, assuming my thesis proposal is approved, that will be my fourth class. It will be an independent study, but I know it will be a large workload.

Good thing I'm excited about it.

Along with my thesis I'm taking an English seminar, a rhetoric class for my writing minor, and astronomy. In order to graduate I need a lab science so I figured it would be good to take it now, don't you think? I'm also hoping to find a way to squeeze French in since I only need one more class for my minor!

So it's happening, my senior year that is. I'm excited but also a little nervous. So so so hard to believe three years have gone by!

Sign up for new classes!

It's hard to believe that the second semester of my sophomore year is slowly nearing the end.  Sometimes it's too much for me to think about since there are so many projects coming up.  You know the end of semester is near because Tuesday and Wednesday of this week it's time to sign up for classes in the fall.  I get to sign up today and here's what my schedule is shaping up to look like:

Shakespeare: Tragedies and Histories
18th century British Literature
French Cinema
Honors: Culture and Revolution

It was be a tough schedule but I'm ready for the challenge!  Now, back to focusing on the classes I'm currently in.