Spring registration starts Sunday. I don't want to take more than twelve credits; I can't take fewer and still get full-time-student financial aid. I think what I want to do is take Women of Color in the US (three credits, women's studies major), Transgender Politics (three credits, queer studies minor, though given the teacher's name I do not trust that it's only three credits' worth of work), English Composition (300-level edition, three credits, writing minor), and one of Spanish 111 (four credits, language requirement for BA), Digital Pornography (three credits, fills the Science Technology and Society baccalaureate core requirement, and stop looking at me like that), and Sustainability for the Common Good (three credits, fills either the STS requirement or the Contemporary Global Issues requirement). With the observation that if I take Spanish this term, I'm essentially locking myself into taking Spanish for the five terms following too because I have forgotten nearly all the Spanish I learned the first time I took a college-level Spanish class and I don't want to do that again, and the observation that I might not be allowed in Spanish 111 because I did take introductory Spanish already (hey, that sounds like a thing to email BA advisor about), and the observation that baccalaureate core courses have to get done eventually.
*debate debate*
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