Journal lithron's Journal: [School] A new quarter starts.. 18 hours worth 6
Today is the first day of my status as a full time student. It only took a little more than a years worth of planning to pull this off, during which time I was a part time student and was able to rack up 50+ hours of a 102 hour degree (including classes I have tested out of). My parents, grandparents, and great grandparents are all quite proud of me, and I suppose I'm proud of myself too. Now I just have to pass a dozen more pesky classes and I get a fancy piece of paper with my name on it
My three classes are:
SQL Programming - 4 hours of class, 6 hours of labs, but only worth 7 credit hours
Introduction to Linux/Unix - 4 hours of class, 4 hours of labs, but only worth 6 credit hours
Introduction to Humanities - 5 hours of class, worth 5 credit hours
So now I'm enrolled for 18 hours worth of classes. I know the Intro to Linux/Unix class will be a breeze. I used SCO Openserver and Redhat Linux 7 and Redhat Linux WS 3 for 5 years at the job I just left so that I could attend school full time. I'd like to think the SQL class will yield a B to me without much effort. Since I want a better GPA I'll probably bust my butt and pull off an A.
The Intro to Humanities course is a different beast altogether. I don't grok art. I appreciate it, but that is wholly different from grokking it. So my aim is for a B in this class.
Some of us were actually Liberal Arts majors (Score:2)
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yes, my degree is in pr. and stop laughing, the school i graduated from happens to be one of the most well-respected schools in the country. okay laugh, its strange. i know this.
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Okay, for my^Wyour first assignment, I ask that you explain a Pollock painting in great detail to someone that has never seen one before. The best one sentance I could come up with was "it looks like fudge splattered on a canvas with whipcream drizzled on top"
After meeting the teacher I can tell that I'll do just fine in the humanities class
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no really, its a good thing. a college education is a damn fine thing. our next big project is to get the dragon into school. she really really wants a degree, and so do i.
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Good luck to teh Dragon and yourself. As my grandmother and great grandmother always say/said, you can never have too much education.