Finishing Community College

cameraphone
Sun, 10 Nov 2013 03:21:52 +0000

Well, it’s about that time for me. I have plans to transfer to a four year university, but at the moment, I don’t know for what! I should probably figure that out.

As it stands, I only need two more classes to complete my associate’s degree, which are 1 hour P.E. courses, which I can take pass/fail and really not even worry about ruining my GPA. (I currently have a 4.0 GPA and expect to keep it at the end of this semester, considering how all my grades right now are pure 98s or higher.) Really, those two credits are the only thing that I need to complete my associate’s. There’s two more classes I COULD take as “backup” classes since I am not sure what my major is or where I’m even planning on attending: Engineering statics and linear algebra. Totaling up to about 8 hours of coursework if I even bothered to take those. I’m not even sure linear algebra will transfer.

But other than that, what should I do in terms of classes next semester? I’m hesitant about taking more classes, seeing as how (assuming I pass the final exams this semester) I’ll be able to leave my institution with a perfect record, which I . I’m not sure I want a full-time job, simply because that will mean I’ll essentially be taking a semester off. I’d get the opportunity to earn more money for the university I know I won’t be able to afford! But I am someone who needs variety.

Has anyone ever run into a situation like this? How do you handle semesters where you’re pretty much doing nothing?