So my registration for next semester was today. I hit a few bumps, but overall I think I'll have a good set of classes. I registered for CompSci II and Intro to Discrete Structures, two classes required for continuing a path in either computer science or IT. To fill my other two credits I wanted to take IT and Society and either Introductory Economics or Accounting for Decision Making. I couldn't register for IT and Society because it's restricted to IT majors, but I emailed the professor and he promised to get me into it. As of now, I registered for both econ and accounting so that I'd have 16 credits, but I'm going to drop one of them once I get into IT and Society. The question is: which one? I guess it's mostly dependent upon whether or not I can get into the closed section of economics that meets at 10am instead of 8am, because I really don't want another 8am class. If I were smart I'd just suck it up and wake up early though, because economics is both an easier class than accounting and fills a humanities requirement. Accounting looks really interesting though. Yeah, yeah, I'm a nerd.