Eeeeeugh

I've realized that German's going to be too useless for my life in Finland (not that it's super-useful in Finland either, but whatever passes as an "official" language, works). I'll take SWED 111 and 112 next year. Yeah, it'll mean a few more chemistry courses (organic? I can handle it), but it's not that my German courses were counting towards my degree anyway.

Auf Wiedersehen Deutsch, hallå svenska!

Yeah, okay folks

That was all a lie.

The rationale I gave was one that originated last year, the first time I was considering throwing around a second language for some arts credits.

My second-year German classes next year actually contribute credits to my degree. My current ones do not. Any more first-year courses do not (e.g. yet another intro language course).

I hate organic chem. I shouldn't even have passed intro organic chem. I totally bombed the organic-chem-esque question (which was worth something like 27% of the exam) on my materials chem exam two weeks ago.


The trick is being totally convincing by using mostly-truths ;)