Finally, the weekend

This has been such a long week, and this is a short week, sadly. I have so much to do this coming weekend, which will be a three day one...sigh, my first three day weekend during a school year. Having no school on Fridays is such a relief because by 1 PM on Thursdays, I'm totally done.

So I have Spanish homework, homework in both philosophy classes, and a lot of lab work to do over the weekend. On top of that, I would like to get a hold of my article for my biology seminar.

Speaking of classes, I should give an indication of how I think I'm going to be doing this semester in my other classes.

Spanish 310: Literary Analysis. I think this is going to be a really tricky one, because I want to do really well in it, but at the same time, I know it's going to be the first one to suffer because of my other classes. It's definitely third on my priority list, mainly because there are too many opportunities for me to flub up in there. However, I have already had a literature class in Spanish and my reading skills are superb. I gauge this should save me from any kind of disaster, plus, our final project is worth 40% of the grade, which should be good. I always do well with final projects. Projected Grade: A (A- does not exist in this class, otherwise, I would say that)

Chemistry 482: Biochemistry II. I got an A in Biochem I and I have every intention of doing the same in Biochem II. Same professor, so I already know her approach to things. I expect the same grade this semester as last. Projected Grade: A

Biology 401: Senior Seminar. Quite possibly the easiest class this year. One presentation and participation=entire grade. Basically, it's impossible to get less than a B in this class, though I intend to give it my all, which will make me a winner in the end. Projected Grade: A.

French 102: Same as biochemistry II. Projected Grade: A

Biology 431: Advanced Immunology: My "YAY" class this semester. I already mentioned the course requirements, plus, there is now an extra credit option to present another research paper. That being said, I still fear that the thesis will disrupt my success in this class and ultimately lower my grade. Projected Grade: A-

Philosophy 495: Senior Thesis: The terror of all terrors. So much to do in such little time, and I fear I am already lost to the ages. They're not going to be mean, but I'm not going to be at the top of my game. Projected grade: B.

So, that's this semester, as you have it.