Last day of classes

I realized today that all of the classes I've taken this semester have subject matter that precedes the early 17th century. Awesome. I love old stuff.

I also realized that after spring semester, I'll have 92 credits. I could graduate early if I shifted my majors, but I don't really want to do that. I wish I could minor in Latin, although I don't see that happening if I want to take Korean senior year. hm. I'll need 14 more art history credits (one junior proseminar, 3 credits 300+, various distribution), 10 more english credits (american lit), and race and ethnicity (which I think taking a lesser known language should count for aka Korean) after fall semester. Let's pretend I get 12 art history credits over study abroad, leaving 4 AH, 10 Eng, 4 RE. That's probably 2 arthistory classes, 3 english clases, one random class, 2 Korean, blaahhhrrrrggghhhhh I'm overthinking everything and not doing my work!

Basically, screw it. I'm not taking classic civ. Although it would be nice, I'd rather take Korean. So looks like senior year will be 2 AH, 3 Eng, 2 Korean, maybe Latin, maybe I'll continue Italian, and hopefully something different like film or polysci hell maybe econ or bio or philo or studio drawing or something else. I'm going to find a RE that fits into English or art history because I don't feel like honoring that requirement by taking some random extra course. Unless that course looks really cool. Stupid requirement. It's not the University's moral obligation to make me culturally diverse, especially when taking a foreign language would do that. Grrr.

This Latin final is going to kick my butt thought, I tell you.

*Especially if I don't get a grip and stop freaking out about my schedule two fucking years from now because who knows what I'll want then I hardly know what I want now!!!!*

oh man.