Fourth Semester Reflection

After looking through the course catalogue, I question how people graduate in four years. Is it possible to cram all of the intriguing classes University of San Diego offers into a mere eight semesters? Before, I believed my path at USD was unwavering. Now, I still know I will never major in any subject held in Shiley, but stepping foot in that building will not immediately kill my GPA. I plan to major in Communications, but now, I see a possibility of adding a minor or two. When classes began, I planned to major in Communications and possibly minor in Marketing. But after paging through the catalog, I realized I highlighted numerous classes that fulfil an English minor. It surprised me that I did not think of it sooner; in high school, I
Currently, I am taking Third Semester French and I love it. So far, the material is a mix of concepts from high school and cultural explanations of places I have visited in France. Despite all of this, I barely have any interest in pursuing the Fourth Semester level. Although I love all aspects of French culture and language, minoring in it seems to be a massive undertaking. Learning the literature and history does not interest me nearly as much as learning the language does. Perhaps I will rethink my decision after finishing up this
Instead of basing my trip around my major, intersession and summer programs offer classes spanning numerous core requirements. Currently, I wish to complete a religion course in Florence, gain a Communication elective at the Sundance Film Festival, and summer in Paris while studying ethics. For my friends who attend other colleges, their majors dictate where they study abroad; the only program for my friend studying English is London, despite the fact she would love to study in Germany or France. I do not know how many semesters I can commit abroad, but I would love to utilize intersession and summer to spend time outside the