The week I arrived from the Philippines was the same week I started school. I enrolled in 4 classes but ended up dropping one. Sheesh, I’m not even one month into the semester and I’m already dropping classes! I ended up dropping my Photography 35 class. I really didn’t want to because I love photography, it’s a favorite hobby of mine, but the supplies and film developing would have been too expensive. Our teacher gave us an estimate as to how much we would probably spend for homework assignments and it came to about $200!!! For each assignment, we have to go through at least one roll of film and from that roll, we only pick two pictures that we liked. What a waste of money, film, and effort man! Plus, we wouldn’t be using the normal 35 mm film, but rather slide film. I guess so we’re able to share the pictures during class and stuff. But yeah, it seemed like an interesting class, just too costly for a working student like me.

So here goes my Spring Semester 2004 schedule:

Monday – History 25: Introduction to Native American History
Tuesday – Psychology 40: Drugs & Behavior
Thursday – Philosophy 5: Critical Thinking, Philosophical Literature

I’ve attended all three already and the teacher in each of the classes rock! Originally, I had Sociology 40: The American Family, on Mondays but that class got cancelled cause there weren’t enough students enrolled. Luckily, Paul had the same class and we ended up running down to the Humanities building to do late enrollment in Native American History class. I’m glad I have my buddy, Paul, with me this semester. I always run in to him in the weirdest of places. Before I left for PI, I saw him at the Laundromat! And how cool is that? We end up having a class together this semester also. Me and Paul met during my first semester at Solano. We were both enrolled in the Philosophy 3 class, Mr.Roggli’s class. Coincidentally, he’s teaching my Philosophy 5 class this year. Another familiar face, thank God!

Three crucial and very important classes! They are going to count towards my IGETC Curriculum so that I can transfer to UC Davis next Spring semester. After this semester, I still have to take my Math and Science requirements, but I can get that done in both Summer and Fall. Man, I can’t wait to get school done with. I’m so tired of note taking, test taking, essay writing, etc. I am so ready to move on and settle down. The best advice I’ve been given so far is to just enjoy these college years. I really am trying, it’s just a bit difficult doing so when I’m working at the same time! Haaaayyyy.

By the time you know it, I’ll be in my cap and gown walking down that aisle reaching for my long-awaited diploma. I am so juiced to transfer already.

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