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prairiedaun Aug. 29th, 2005 11:23 am)
prairiedaun Aug. 29th, 2005 11:23 am)I'm so torn over whether to do s double honours in linguistics and cultural anthro or to just do an honours in linguistics and a 4-year in anthro. The head of the anthro department said it wouldn't matter all that much when applying for grad schools, but I don't even know at this point if I am going to grad school I want to, but at this point I'm not even sure where I'm going to get the money to go to school this year.
Alright. If I do the double honours I either have to take my special topics course as a full year course and get an A+, or as a 3 hour course and another course in the winter and get marks combining 7. As well, I'd need to take Chaucer (6hrs.), textual analysis (3 hrs), special topics(3 hrs) andfind another 3 hour honours cours in English somewherecontemporary linguistic theory, which I'd forgotten I had to take anyway. Maybe do a 6 hour special topics course instead, or see if I can take Discourse analysis at the honours level (arrgh).
If I take the single honours route, I'd drop Chaucer, pick up special topics and Discourse analysis and have the option of not doing my anthro course at all this year (but I really want to do it as a sort of capstone to my anthro academic career).
Oh wise friendslist, what should I do? I'm at wits end.
Alright. If I do the double honours I either have to take my special topics course as a full year course and get an A+, or as a 3 hour course and another course in the winter and get marks combining 7. As well, I'd need to take Chaucer (6hrs.), textual analysis (3 hrs), special topics(3 hrs) and
If I take the single honours route, I'd drop Chaucer, pick up special topics and Discourse analysis and have the option of not doing my anthro course at all this year (but I really want to do it as a sort of capstone to my anthro academic career).
Oh wise friendslist, what should I do? I'm at wits end.
