To Drop, or not to Drop

Yarg!

What ever shall I do. I've been mulling over whether I want to stay in BIOL 325 (Animal Locomotion) since last night. The professor doesn't seem very friendly towards, or caring for, his students. And, after all, this is upper division now; I have the freedom to take the courses I want to take so long as they cover my requirements. I've been looking at other courses I can take to satisify my 12 credits of 300+ Biology courses and have realized that next year I have a lot of options. Since I now plan to take my Animal Physiology courses this summer (BIOL 361, 363, 364), going into fourth year there will be a whole load of courses I can take. Even better, most of these fourth year comparative physiology courses (the ones I have my eye on) are only 3 hrs of lecture a week - no lab, no tutorial. Plus, the course descriptions seem pretty interesting.

I'm going to keep trying with RELG 414 (The Gospels and the Historical Jesus), if a spot doesn't open by January, I'll just ask the prof very, very nicely. This will keep me at 31 credits total this year. (I want to make sure I am still a full time student this year in the eyes of med schools).

I'll know by tonight if I'm going to drop or not. Decisions, decisions. Wonderful.
Kev