BA of general studies?

mildred
Tue, 23 Mar 2010 11:39:10 +0000

Boy, that hit a nerve.

I think we all can observe that you try to use your disability to gain sympathy from others, but as soon as people point out what you are able to do (pass 3 quarters of a foreign language) you strike back hard at them.

My original response stands: A bachelor in general studies is a perfectly reasonable degree to get and it is a real degree.



I think that with a BA in General Studies one would have an area of emphasis, right?

So, if someone earns a BA in General Studies with a concentration in what have you, then it would be an okay thing, eh?

Twisted, you have written of the varying and changing details of your situation(s) with Learning Disabilities and your Spanish requirement for a very long while now. I think that if a portion of the attitude you have shown some of the folks who have tried to respond to this latest incarnation of your sitution is in any way indicative as to how you conduct yourself at your University, then your University is doing the right thing in just plainly informing you that you can totally earn a BA in General Studies and just ethically call things a day on any further study of Spanish.