- VaST: Nanotechnology and Society (It's a Lafayette required course, taught by Lafayette Professor Ferri, who will be traveling to Madrid with us. VaST stands for "Values and Science Technology.")
- Engineering Science: Dynamics (This counts as a Mechanical Engineering course at Lafayette)
- Physics: Introduction to Astronomy (Really no good reason for taking it other than pure interest in the subject matter. It doesn't count toward anything so if it doesn't end up being worthwhile, I might drop it.)
- Art History: 19th Century Art Survey (I've never taken Art History so this might be a challenge for me, but I'm sure it will be interesting! It will also count as an upper-level humanities course at Lafayette.)
- Engineering Science: Mechanics of Solids (This is equivalent to the Lafayette Engineering course "Strengths of Materials.")
The best part of my schedule is... EVERY class is on Tuesday/Thursday. That means I have a four-day weekend... EVERY weekend. Be jealous. I'll most likely reserve Wednesday as my designated homework day, just to free up the weekends. I'm so excited. You have no idea.
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Also, I got very lucky with my rooming situation! My roomate is a friend from Lafayette, Anna. We each have our own room and (possibly) our own bathroom. This was just a coincidence to have her as my roommate, but I'm so glad it turned out this way! She actually lived on my floor this past semester, and she'll be living on my floor again in two weeks :)
That's enough updating for now! I'll probably hold off on the updates until I get to Madrid. Have a wonderful new year!
Love,
Hallie




