The asian studies program is now expanding... and hopefully we can get a japanese minor.
So far, because i also going to declare myself as a ceramics minor or major, i would like to add the japanese minor to it.
There's just so much that i'm interested in, while i'm in my 3rd class of japanes and i can't say all that much... It's just the fact that i like it, i'm willing to spend money for it, why shouldn't i have it?
I dunno, i'm just going to have to wait and see what the asian studies department says.
Tomorrow i am also going to a meeting for study abroad. Good luck for me. Considering if they make a japanese minor, i might then just go to japan instead of England... but i'd need to know soon.
This is my plan as of yet.
Major in Art Education, general span of 5/6 years to complete.
Adding Ceramic Major/Minor.
Possible Adding of Japanese Minor.
With the minors it will probably set me back a semester. More than likely i will have to be doing a summer class.
I would love to be doing some wild stuff like glass blowing, japanese ceramics or sumi/calligraphy.
To be this interested in so many things is prolly going to kill me in the end.
I've never been able to settle for less...
I did swimming, that kept me in a bubble for so long, so now all i want to do is explore... and this is the only time i'm going to be able to do it.
By the time i'm completely done with my education i am going to be well into my 30's. I'll be 23 or 24 by the time i graduate and then off to get my masters, which i'm alloted 10 years to get.
That and i've chosen secondary education instead of elementary. I find that all levels of kids like me, but i feel better around kids with a higher level of understanding. Educational psychology has also opened my eyes to the fact that the younger they are, the more i'm able to destroy their little minds... I don't want that hanging of my head.
I'd rather have a kid i can push around a bit and leave me room to destroy.
Nah, i'm not like that...
Now i'm off to learn about special ed students.
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