Spring 2012
Get as many English credits taken care of as I can. If all goes well, I will only need one more English class after this semester.
Meet with advisers about other possible emphasis for Integrated Studies (mainly History and Community Health.) Think though options and make decision to get started on next semester.
Summer 2012
Working out in California.
Look over available courses for summer. If possible, take the last needed English credit or some other IS requirement during the first summer block. Make sure if this class carries over by the time I move out to California for the summer that I will be able to finish the class and get things in order for the camp.
Have school and housing for fall set in place before summer is over.
Fall 2012
Load up on classes to fulfill second emphasis.
Make sure to take at least one class that will fulfill IS requirements.
If I didn't make enough money over the summer to allow me to not have to work, find a job as quickly as possible to get in the habit of scheduling school and work.
Spring 2013
Finish (or close to it) requirements for emphasis.
Finish (or close to it) requirements for IS.
Take first semester of capstone.
Summer 2013
Working out in California.
If any IS necessary classes are available the first block of the summer that would allow to both complete it and satisfy job requirements, go for it.
Have school and housing for fall set in place before summer is over.
Fall 2013
Take second semester capstone.
Take any leftover classes needed to graduate.
If I didn't make enough money over the summer to allow me to not have to work, find a job as quickly as possible to get in the habit of scheduling school and work.
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