I guess I'll be writing a thesis after all

[mechanosapience]

I'm sure I'm bitched to all of you at one point or another that majoring in biology is equivalent to double-majoring. Apparently, I was mistaken. I was browsing wesmaps and obsessing and checked the bio major requirements and realized that instead of requiring 6 electives, and then 4 more, only 6 electives are required, and I can take 4 more in addition if I'm feeling ambitious. So, in light of my taking 4 bio courses this semester, all that is left for in the bio major is to take 2 more non-department classes, one of which will be some form of statistics. So, yeah, it looks like I'll definitely be able to write a thesis next year. The question is do I really want to?

Comments

[eluminous.livejournal.com]

KOMPRESSOR DOES NOT DANCE.

nor do you write theses... although I suppose that you will if you feel that you must. Are you still considering the warm-and-fuzzy hormone, or are you broadening your options now that this is actually becoming a feasible prospect? I probably wouldn't mind being one of your case studies, although I'd need pre-conditions and explanations before actually committing.

[tigerdreams.livejournal.com]

Do you want to? The answer to this question is decidedly No. Are you going to? Well, I suppose that has yet to be determined, Mr. Unreasonable Expectations. However, friendly reminder: if you do, I'm not letting you run a Quest game in your senior year. Because then you'd fall and die, and I'm not cleaning it up.