Yeah, you might ask me that. I've been right here, slogging along, attempting to get an A in most, if not all, of my classes. I survived midterms, but don't have all of my grades in yet. I have an exam this Friday. I've been practicing LSAT tests, making appointments to visit law schools over break and taking care of kidlets and the biz... and looking for a PAID summer legal-field internship.
I have been busy.
Tomorrow is registration for summer classes, and I spoke with my advisor (O Great One) today about directed study for a certain class I need to graduate. Now I have to see if I can swing $1,500. We'll see about that.
I've been perusing the fall course offerings and so far... this is what it looks like I'll be taking (mind you, I have one class or so in my major left to take, plus capstone, plus 2 in my minor, plus a virtual cacophony of GE classes that I need to take):
Human Biology (life science GE)
Living well (Phys Ed GE)
PoliSci Capstone
American Corrections
Police & Society
There. That's it. I have one requirement left for Spring, and that's an upper level history (though I really want to take Ancient Greece this semester). The above classes should ease the demand of Capstone. I might argue a case to change those last 2 criminal justice courses to criminal evidence & investigation and forensics 1--which are both upper level CJ classes (as opposed to the above 0200 classes) but will help me on my journey to be an attorney more than something with a focus of policing and corrections.
Beware thy office hours, my advisors.
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