RAGE

[ennyousai]

So here's the deal. In order to graduate by this coming December, I need to take a summer class. This summer class needs to be history: the library science classes that are most applicable to my degree are being offered in the fall, and more than that, if I take comps in the fall, it would be better not to have to worry about an 800-level

Comments

[tiny_increments]

D.

In case that doesn't solve your dilemma, B. That is, if you're not like me and will actually do the research over summer. :P

[ennyousai]

Yeah, that's the thing. I'm guessing the motivation to just get done would help keep me going, but at the same time...

Well, wine will help me think this over. :D

[erf_]

D!!

[capelia12]

B & D... unless you were planning to relax a bit over the summer. :P I'm also a fan of C & D; it'll give you more time to weigh employment options, methinks.

I read a fascinating piece about Caprica, and I really want to watch it, but I still haven't gotten around to BSG D:

[ennyousai]

It might be interesting to watch Caprica without knowing BSG, since it's a prequel of sorts. I don't think you need BSG, although it does let you pick on the foreshadowing, sometimes.

We'll see what my advisor says about all of this. If only he would answer my e-mails.

(Oy, I need your address)

[raygunronica]

Hmm this is a difficult choice.So I'm going to blather on a bit.

A. Always valid.
B.A good idea if you are sure you can focus this summer. Not sure what your plans for the summer are, but this sounds smart.So you would be taking comps during the fall too?Cause that seems like A LOT of stress.
C.I actually think this quite valid too if you don't mind it. Would you consider taking another class you don't necessarily need, but are interested in, so you can keep your student status/jobs?
D.Should be done in all cases.