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*speechless*
Dec. 5th, 2006 10:01 amI just registered for classes at Baker University, as I am now on my way to becoming teh smart (heh), and my class lineup looks like this:
Spring I: Interdisciplinary Essence of Liberal Arts (a required course that gets people back in the swing of writing papers and works cited pages, yahoo) and Intro to Dispute Resolution (a course I'm taking to see if it'd be interesting enough for me to get certified in that down the road.)
Spring II: Images of Crime and the Criminal (a course focusing on modern day serial killers and the psychology behind them.)
My books for said classes had to be paid for via credit card at the time of registration, and then the books will be at the class on the first day of class, so no need for me to visit a bookstore and wait in lines, yada yada. Sweet, but I was already digging through my credit cards to find the one with the most room on it, because traditionally, books are HELLA expensive.
Grand total for books for all three classes combined? $160. *jaw drops* Seriously? Yeah. $35 for one, $100 for the next, and $25 for the last. *shakes her head to pull herself out of the dream*
OMG. I SO hope this is a sign that this is going to be a ROCKING good time of a Masters program. :D
*happy dance*
Spring I: Interdisciplinary Essence of Liberal Arts (a required course that gets people back in the swing of writing papers and works cited pages, yahoo) and Intro to Dispute Resolution (a course I'm taking to see if it'd be interesting enough for me to get certified in that down the road.)
Spring II: Images of Crime and the Criminal (a course focusing on modern day serial killers and the psychology behind them.)
My books for said classes had to be paid for via credit card at the time of registration, and then the books will be at the class on the first day of class, so no need for me to visit a bookstore and wait in lines, yada yada. Sweet, but I was already digging through my credit cards to find the one with the most room on it, because traditionally, books are HELLA expensive.
Grand total for books for all three classes combined? $160. *jaw drops* Seriously? Yeah. $35 for one, $100 for the next, and $25 for the last. *shakes her head to pull herself out of the dream*
OMG. I SO hope this is a sign that this is going to be a ROCKING good time of a Masters program. :D
*happy dance*
