Wow, what a dead line =P a job that lets you travel would be really cool, I'd like that a lot but it doesn't look like that'll happen unless I do something like Civil engineering. Missing first day isn't a big deal, or even the first week. I'm kinda pissed at myself because I missed the deadline for the first online math assignment but wvr, it's only like 0.01%. Anyways, what's your work load like?
Yeah, I had thought "I'm done with my associates degree and I'm leaving the country in the summer, so I'm gonna take a semester off!", and then on Sunday I found out the health insurance dilemma. I went from not even having applied to a university and being in classes pretty much over the span of two days... That's me, I get shit done, apparently =P
At this point I'm not sure what I want to do, just that I want to be able to see the world. What kind of field of study are you in, and what do 'choo wanna do when you "get older"? (I feel stupid using that expression =P) And you're right, this is drop/add week, so most professors do not even get into the real meat of any material until the second week at earliest. Don't ya' hate it when you miss the first thing? >_< I know what you mean, to me it kind of makes me feel like I am giving a bad impression to the teacher, but I don't think they actually cared =P
I was only able to make it to one day of classes this week (There have been two) so I've only gone to two of my classes. I've got human resources management, fundamentals of marketing, managerial accounting and writing for business. As far as any work load is concerned, there are no current assignments that I know of, but I've heard my accounting teacher is a beast =P I know in marketing we only have a take-home midterm and a take-home final, with open notes and open book, and most of human resources is just groupwork... in that class we make group contracts and fire anyone from our group if they don't hold up their end of the bargain =P
