Spring semester at my school starts in Jan and ends in April. I wanted to take at least 12 credits during the spring. I enrolled in 4 classes, which total to 13 credits. 3 out of those 4 classes are online, which is very convenient for me, since I am a pregnant student who will give birth around March 016. The only problem is that all the rest of the classes I need to complete are only available on a traditional classroom setting basis, including one of the courses (French II, which is a very undemanding course) that I planned to take during the spring, so I am not able to find another online course to replace it with. I really don't want to cut my credits down to 9, but feel I may have to, considering I will be in my third trimester and will give birth in the spring. I should also add that the french course will only meet on campus on Thursdays for 2 hours.
I am familiar with the professor, and maybe we could come up with some sort of arrangement as far as attendance during the end of March/beginning of April. I am married and my husband would readily watch our newborn while I am in school for 2 hours a week after I give birth. So, should I stay enrolled in the french course or just leave it for the next semester?
I am familiar with the professor, and maybe we could come up with some sort of arrangement as far as attendance during the end of March/beginning of April. I am married and my husband would readily watch our newborn while I am in school for 2 hours a week after I give birth. So, should I stay enrolled in the french course or just leave it for the next semester?
