Planning.

I'm desperately trying to figure out what I want to major in and how to go about doing this. At this moment I'm thinking about environmental science with a double major in environmental thought and practice. Environmental science is, obviously, science and math heavy, while thought and practice is more... thoughtful? I don't know. It's more like the policy class I took, and that I loved. After 4 years I could transfer to the law school and go into environmental law. Wouldn't that be nifty?

Basically I think it'd make me pretty well rounded.

But it'd be tough. Really tough. I need the 4 core classes, 2 semesters of calc, a year of chem, a year of biology, a semester of physics. That's just for the science major alone, not counting the electives and hours required. I'm pretty sure I can't even survive calc and the science classes. They're all designed to be ridiculously hard in order to weed out the pre-med kids. This is hardly fair. I could have gone to Wise, gotten straight As and been accepted into any grad program I wanted. Instead I chose the competitive school where I will only ever be average, or below average. Who knows. I like to think I'm smart.

The ETP major is a little more lenient, but the program is difficult to get accepted into. They only take 15 a year.

I've been trying to plan the courses to take over the next 3 years. It's sadly inevitable that some of them look like I'll have way too many science and math courses loaded together. =/

I am stuck, Sarahtonin! Tell me what to do in life!

If all else fails I'm transferring to the education school and becoming an elementary school teacher. Fo rizzle.