> Now, don't you feel like you've just read another useless post? AH!

Not really, since I can sort of add to the overall Usefulness Quotient.

I start the fall semester of my junior year in college in exactly one week. And I've finally reached the point where I've completed all my gen ed stuff and can immerse myself in classes relevant to my major (Art with an emphasis on Graphic Design) and minor (Creative Writing). My schedule is filled with design and writing courses. No more math, no more English, no more history (well, except for Art History, but I find that fascinating anyway), no more random classes that they like to fling at you so you will have a 'well-rounded education'.

It's almost too bad though... now that I'm going just on those relevant courses, I start noticing classes that have nothing to do with my major or minor, but that look interesting all the same. Like Weaving. I think it would rule to take Weaving. Or to take French classes and build on what I learned in high school. There are some courses on studying ancient civilizations that look fascinating.

I don't hate school. I love learning new things. It's writing term papers based on those new things that bugs me. ;)

Sosi"plus, I wouldn't have ever come into RinkChat without the unholy 11-hour days of last semester"qui