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[friezaess]

Dear Japan,

I will kill you and everyone you've ever loved.

Sincerely,
- The person reading up on your railway lines



Seriously, is it that complicated to get from Kansai Airport to Shinsaibashi/Yotsubashi station? Apparently yes. *kicks JR pass in the ass*

I got my passport yesterday, which momentarily took my mind off the horrific prospect of starting Uni. Don't get me wrong, Market Day was lots of fun, but for some reason a faggoty hippy subject like Arts requires more brainpower to organise than something like a Bachelor of Journalism or Science or whatever... at least those degrees pertain to specific fields and thus there are certain subjects you have to do. With Arts there's several dozen courses you can choose to major in and it's a lot more broad... no-one can tell you which courses to do, you just pick some at random and hope that you're doing what's required. ... I think I need to pay a visit to Student Services -_- 

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[damasquerade.livejournal.com]

I think you'll definitely have to talk to your course advisor. I could never get my head around the requirements for a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, and then they told me I had to do these faggy subjects I didn't want to do or else I wouldn't get my degree, so I decided not to do it because I didn't enjoy it :D

[friezaess.livejournal.com]

Which subjects did the coax you into doing?

Funnily enough, I'm being forced to do Communication to complete my double major... I'm not looking foward to it -.-

[damasquerade.livejournal.com]

Woo, replying at work! *sneaky*

There was no coaxing, I got told if I didn't do these subjects I wouldn't finish my degree. They were the last subjects I had to do, which were Scriptwriting 2, and some bullshit called Narrative and Interactive Practice. All those subjects involved an insane group project with people who seemed to be actually retarded and had no creative ability whatsoever. Made me very sad, and I'd attempted the subjects in previous years and dropped out of them because, like you said in your recent post, I found them hard and scary and I hid away from them and the people in my group like a little kid.

So I attempted them again last year, dropped out the exact same way, and said to myself, "Fuck this, I don't need a degree." And I'm hopefully never going to be stupid enough to attempt those subjects a third time :D