Rogue Robot
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can't you just finish this semester, and then switch majors in the spring? surely the courses you are taking can be used as other credits for another degree.
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Russian studies [or Slavic]
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i already did that once...yeh they could but it'll be many m ore credits than i really need. also if i switch to studying poland in poland or england or something, obviously russian will not apply,. i would have to "start over" for the 4th time. no, if i quit now this is the last chance. no way im starting first year for a fourth time.
i like learning the language itself, the alphabet is cool, and there are a lot of hot chicks in this city. maybe i will keep going. we will see i guess. thanks everyone for your support and keep the opinions coming!
i like learning the language itself, the alphabet is cool, and there are a lot of hot chicks in this city. maybe i will keep going. we will see i guess. thanks everyone for your support and keep the opinions coming!
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to return to this idea, i would think russian would still be more useful than polish. poland is buddies with the west sure, but it isn't even a 10th as powerful as russia on its own. there are a lot of jobs with western businesses, law firms and intelligence agencies involved in keeping ties and a stern eye on Russia. also, studying a language you already know seems a bit retarded. although i can go to uni in poland for free as a polish citizen. (warsaw is more interesting than halifax, but oh well)