Global Change Biology?
or
Geomicrobiology?
or
Open Channel Hydraulics?
They are all at the same time and I could take any of them to fill a requirement for my degree. I love interdisciplinary degrees but decisions like this drive me crazy.
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Miri 1994-2009
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Since I am absolutely CLUELESS as to what you are talking about, I choose the first one only because it starts with "geo"!! :-)
ReplyDeleteCollege courses beans.
ReplyDeleteGeomicrobiology is the second one. You skipped Global Change Biology.
My name isn't really pronounced like it is in geo sciences.
Oh, I'm not that stupid! LOL! I did realize they were courses, I just don't have a clue as to what they're about! Oh yea, I did miss the first one. I guess it was because it was so close to the title.
ReplyDeleteI'll see if I can edit it.
ReplyDelete"Oh, I'm not that stupid! LOL! I just don't have a clue as to what they're about!"
Google is your friend ;-)
for sure....google and I hang out ALOT together! :-)
ReplyDeleteActually, now that I know about the first one, I would choose that one. Sounds most interesting of the three.
ReplyDeleteI'm off to bed...have a nice evening geo!
ReplyDeleteThis topic is too hard for meeeee...
ReplyDeletePoor ANAV, don't trouble yourself with things that are too hard. Let the women take care of you ;-)
ReplyDeletebeans, all three of them sound interesting to me. My problem with that one is that I took Ecosystems and Global Change at Rutgers and this is going to be very similar.
ReplyDeleteWhy does the trash can show up when I'm on my laptop but not when I'm on my PC?
ReplyDeleteI had that problem with that when I first started my blog and then I realized it was the browser I was using. I switched to Firefox because IE didn't seem to support it.
ReplyDeleteAlso, when using Firefox you can edit directly from the blog instead of having to go to your dashboard.
ReplyDeleteI use IE on my laptop and Google Crome on my PC. You would think that Google Chrome would support a Google blog feature...
ReplyDeleteIt depends on what your goals are. What is your major, and what do you want to do with it?
ReplyDeleteMy major is Water Resources and I want to go on to Environmental Engineering and then Soil Science. Careerwise? Whatever good opportunity arises in the Department.
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