Everything is coming up Milhouse

I just got another info package from a chiropractic school and I have to say I'm very excited. There is so much work left to do though.

First of all pre-reqs. Lots of science courses. But I'm hoping to expedite things a little bit. I'm starting to take courses through University of Athabasca. My first one starts in November.

So here's what I'm looking at taking:

• General Chem 2
• Bio 1
• Bio 2
• Psychology as a Natural Science (in Nov)
• English
• Physics 1
• Physics 2
• Organic Chem 1
• Organic Chem 2

I'm going to take some of them through Athabasca and some hopefully over summer through U of M. We'll see how it goes.

My Lack of Physics Bites Me in the Butt Again

Every once in a while I think maybe I should go back to school and take something completely different. One of the things I've thought about a couple of times is Applied Chemistry. I took the intro chem courses as part of my first degree and I didn't do too badly. I also find chemistry kind of interesting. And mixing things to create new things? Awesome.

So I looked into it a little farther, and in order to do the industrial chemistry option I'd have to take physics. I didn't take physics in high school because my high school physics teacher was kind of a jerk. And I didn't take the prep courses in University because well why would I spend $300 for 0 credit courses that prepare you for courses you don't need to take?

So no physics means no Applied Chemistry. I'll just have to come up with something else.