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Jun. 14th, 2010 11:46 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bedlamsbard*pauses* Well, there's a slight problem. The good news is that CWU didn't cancel Latin 151 (equivalent, so far as I can tell, to 101 at Tulane). The bad news is that Tulane did cancel Latin 102, so if I take Latin this summer, then I wouldn't be able to take it in the fall, which was...sort of the point.
The other good news is that the textbook for Latin 151 at CWU and Latin 101 at Tulane is the same (Wheelock), but that's kind of pointless right now. I -- suppose I could see about trying to take 102 as an arranged study in the fall (although I don't know the Latin professors personally; of the professors that are teaching Latin classes in the fall, I've only had one before, although obviously all the classicists have their Latin)? Or not take it this summer and just take it in the fall? Or take it this summer, not take Latin in the fall, and take Greek 101 instead? Or not take a language at all in the fall? There are 203 classes in the fall, but I'm definitely not going to be able to be up to that level by August.
I mean, the sensible thing to do would be to just take the one geology class at Central, maybe go ahead and take the morning yoga class that I wouldn't otherwise be able to take, and then go ahead with my planned fall schedule at Tulane, but the CWU prof has been really nice (and I have shown lots of interest), and I don't know what to do! Argh, I expected CWU to fuck with me, but not Tulane.
The other good news is that the textbook for Latin 151 at CWU and Latin 101 at Tulane is the same (Wheelock), but that's kind of pointless right now. I -- suppose I could see about trying to take 102 as an arranged study in the fall (although I don't know the Latin professors personally; of the professors that are teaching Latin classes in the fall, I've only had one before, although obviously all the classicists have their Latin)? Or not take it this summer and just take it in the fall? Or take it this summer, not take Latin in the fall, and take Greek 101 instead? Or not take a language at all in the fall? There are 203 classes in the fall, but I'm definitely not going to be able to be up to that level by August.
I mean, the sensible thing to do would be to just take the one geology class at Central, maybe go ahead and take the morning yoga class that I wouldn't otherwise be able to take, and then go ahead with my planned fall schedule at Tulane, but the CWU prof has been really nice (and I have shown lots of interest), and I don't know what to do! Argh, I expected CWU to fuck with me, but not Tulane.