Damn temptation

[waterspyder]

Okay, so I've been thinking

I'm 3 courses away from a General BA (1 semester)

I'm 8 courses away form a Concentration Psych (2 semesters)

I'm 9 courses away from a Certificate in Business Administration (2 semesters)

I'm 11 courses away from a Concentration Biology (2-3 semesters)

I'm 13 courses away from an Honours English (3 semesters)

I'm 18 courses away from an Honours Biology (3-4 semesters)

 

If I take those 3 courses and Get the Concentration General BA, then there will only be 5 courses to take to get the Concentration Psych. Total Time: 1 year to get both degrees.

 

If I take those 9 courses in Business Admin (2 semesters), then I'm only 8 courses away from a Conc. Biology (2 more semesters), and if I get that Concentration Biology, I'm only 7 courses away from my Honours Biology (2 more semesters). Total time: 2-2.5 years to get 3 degrees.

 

And then, if I get a Concentration Psych and a Concentration Biology then I'm 13 courses away from a BSc Psych Honours (3 semesters) (and curiously 14 courses away from a BA Psych Honours - also 3 semesters). Total time: 1 year to get one, 1.5 years to get both.

 

So in theory I could get 3 unrelated Honours degrees, (or 9 degrees total) in another 6 years...

 

 

I need to go back to real work.

Comments

[kali-kali.livejournal.com]

Hehe, but she's actually talking about going and completing all of them. I take a semester or two of stuff, decide I hate it, and switch. Though, as the LJ info of someone I know from some communities states, "I may never graduate from university, but I'll always be a few short credits away from a Bachelor's in Absolutely Everything".

[waterspyder.livejournal.com]

So true.. I think I may try and take some of this stuff at Carleton just so I don't have 100 degrees from the same University.

Hell, what is Algonquin up to?