I think I've got my class schedule put together for next semester. At least, I better have, since I got my advisor to sign off on it. Anyway, next semester I'm taking:
Accounting II: (This time it's not Accounting I!)
Mathemathics of Finance: I should have taken this this semester. It would have simplified things a lot in my future planning. Oops. I heard it's tough, but I also heard that Accounting 101 was tough, and I'm pulling a 96%, ranked at the top of my class.
Principles of Marketing: This sounds like fun, I think. It looks like the kind of class that could be really boring, if the teacher isn't any good.
Investment Portfolio Management: I needed a finance elective, and this one has no prerequisite courses, and the subject currently interests me.
Public Relations: Part of my minor, and one of my two psychology courses that I have to take. As part of that whole "liberal arts" thing, I have to take two psychology or two philosophy courses. I took General Psychology last year (an utter waste of time), so this will be my final psych course. I hope.
And, either The Life and Ministry of Paul or Bible Geography as my Bible course. I haven't quite decided which one yet. Neither really piques my interest, but they're the only ones that fit in my schedule. I really wanted to take Bible Prophecy, but oh well. Prophecy is one of those really ambiguous subjects anyway; I'd probably get offended at someone presenting his view as the Gospel Truth (tm), rather than his own interpretation. I know in Geography there's no verse memorization, and my Dad said it was really good. But that was some 20 years ago. Hmm. It's also not a 12 o'clock class, and the L&Mo'Paul is. We'll see...
Posted by Blog Jones at December 5, 2003 04:02 PM