Which classes should I take next semester?

[bookaddict88]

So, I'm almost done with all my major and minor requirements. This means that I have a lot of leeway in deciding which classes to take next semester. I'm for sure taking "Intro to Computer Systems", and will probably take "Intro to Language and Linguistics" and "Ballet I" for fun. I also need to take a World Cultures class and an American History class, but I don't know which ones! I'm leaning towards "Islamic Culture" and "Civil War/Reconstruction", but I'm still deciding. Plus, I have space for one more elective. Unless it's a history, math, or computer science class, it'll have to be some intro class, but I don't know whether to take anthropology, sociology, Greek, accounting, or... So, here's a poll, so you can help me decide!

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Comments

[windsong5.livejournal.com]

Those all look like so much fun!

[bookaddict88.livejournal.com]

Don't they? And I had to try really hard to narrow things down even this far. I purposely chose my major so that I could take electives, and now I'm finding that there are still so many classes I want to take that I won't have time for!

[windsong5.livejournal.com]

I so sympathize with you. I look forward to going back to school in a few years.

[000sundancer000.livejournal.com]

Read "I Loved a Girl" by Walter Trobisch it was AMAZING!!! If you are taking early American HIstory you should read the banned history books because they are what America is trying to censor people from knowing. Knowledge is power! Learn about our TRUE history and not the lies they try to tell us about in school.
Here is one such book:
http://www.ronpaulmarket.com/The_Story_of_Liberty_Book_p/liberty.htm

The Story of Liberty!

[asakiyume.livejournal.com]

Oh, all those world history ones seem **excellent**! Each one makes me salivate. I can't choose!

A lot can depend on professors, too--maybe that can help you decide?

[bookaddict88.livejournal.com]

Well, based on professors, I'm leaning towards either the Islamic culture one or the Eastern Orthodox one. But it's still hard to choose!

And when I narrowed down my American History choices to those three, I took professors into account. All three of those professors are excellent; I've had two before and the third I've heard nothing but good about. It's only possible to take one of the World Cultures classes (they're all scheduled at the same time), but I may end up taking two of the American history classes if I can't decide!