Erin -- Hope you chose suffering over lower grades, otherwise you'll end up suffering over lower grades. Cheers, Walter Memorial U On Sun, 16 Jan 2005, Erin Holder wrote: > I have a dilemma. You must advise me. I am enrolled in 4 courses this > semester: > 1) German > 2) Schelling/Rosenzweig/Heidegger > 3) Seminar: Derrida > 4) Hegel > > German is a full year course, and I can't drop it. The Derrida class I had > to apply for to get into, and I can't drop it. I don't want to drop the > Schelling/Rosenzweg/Heidegger class. Hegel I'm considering dropping, but I > can't decide. If I don't drop a course, and I keep 4 this semester, I'll run > myself into the ground. German is really difficult this year, Schelling et. > all is with a demanding instructor, and the Derrida class is a 4th year > seminar class which I'm technically not supposed to be in but somehow got > into anyway. With Hegel on top of all that, odds are that I'll run the risk > of doing poorly at something else (namely worse than I'm already doing in > German), which means I'll jeopardize the renewal of my scholarship. However, > if I do drop the Hegel course, I'll have to do two full credits in the summer > to finish my 3rd year and to even requalify for my scholarship, not to > mention study for and take those god damn GREs. So I can't bloody decide. > This is! th > e last day to do it before I lose my money. Do I keep the Hegel class and > put my other classes at risk or do I drop the Hegel class and suffer in the > summer? > > Helllp meeeeee > > > Erin > Toronto > ------------------------------------------------------------------ > To change your Lit-Ideas settings (subscribe/unsub, vacation on/off, > digest on/off), visit www.andreas.com/faq-lit-ideas.html > ------------------------------------------------------------------ To change your Lit-Ideas settings (subscribe/unsub, vacation on/off, digest on/off), visit www.andreas.com/faq-lit-ideas.html