Orientation

Orientation was pretty uneventful. We learned how to "call the dawgs" (something I've already covered at drum major camp for 3 years in a row... never expected that I would actually be needing that skill!), got lectured on alcohol and the like, and watched our OLs, aka orientation leaders--haha, make fools of themselves (hee hee! they were awesome). I guess after listing these factors, I can not really say it was "uneventful." The Arch Sessions were a snooze though.

I am taking 6 (what the crap?) classes this fall. I always thought that college meant more free time and less classes; I guess not. These are my classes:

Chem1411 and lab-- it's like advanced modern Chemistry I
Math2004h-- honors differential calculus with theory (indepth calc 1 first semester)
Pols1005h-- honors american government (yuck yuck yuck! but we need this to graduate. poopy.)
Engl1050h-- honors lit (I'll be taking this unless I get a 5 on the lit exam... which will then further screw up my schedule)
Freshman Seminar on Chemistry (don't ask. :D)
Honors Seminar

In total, that is 16 hours--1 more than the recommended 15. Whatever. It's just that one honors seminar that is the extra hour, so I don't think it really is a big deal. Plus, Hope is taking 17 hours =P. What a freak! (Jk)

I can't wait to start college! Not the school/learning part (which is so lame of me, but you know. it's still June!!!), but the college life part. I definitely won't be drinking and such, but living in a dorm with Hope and going through new experiences will be fun!