Classes for university next year

Board is kind of dead so I'll post the courses I'm taking next year and you guys can rate them or whatever. I'm taking all math and stats, this is likely my last year at university for some time so I'm not doing anything I can't stand:

Semester 1

Introduction to NUmber Theory
Mathematical Proofs
Calculus 3
Euclidean Geometry
Introductory Stats for students with Calculus Background
Abstract Algebra 1

Semester 2:

Calculus 4
Applied statistics
Applications of Linear Algebra
Differential Geometry
Abstract Algebra 2

These are just what I'm registered for. I may wind up dropping both Abstract Algebra courses. Abstract Algebra 1 has Mathematical Proofs as a pre-requisite, so I may not be able to stay in that class. If I have to drop it, then Abstract Algebra 2 goes as well. However, if I can stay in, I'll be dropping Euclidean Geometry. Even if I can't stay in Abstract Algebra, I might drop Euclidean Geometry anyway becaause I don't really want more than 4 courses a semester (though if I can stay in it I will let it slide) and the only lecture for Euclidian Geometry starts at 8 am, so I can't see myself making many of those classes.

Well maths is not my strong point so i'll be avoiding it all costs when i sign up for uni soon. Hopefully i don't get a shit UAI.

That math works sounds interesting. I'm just not one for numbers.

I don't even know if I'm going back next semester, myself.

Why is this your last year?

I don't know 100% if it's my last year or not, it's about 70-30 right now, but there are a couple reasons. I've become fed up with the public education system and don't know if I'm willing to run myself into debt to do something I don't really enjoy doing that much anymore. I mean last year was...really really bad. I didn't work hardly at all in any of my courses (and still only got one B, the rest were A's, and I missed the A in that class by 2%) and I've just grown incredibly apathetic towards it. I'm thinking of going into auto mechanics next year, I've really felt doing something like that, working with my hands, fixing and creating shit. I don't know, education just hasn't appealed to me as much anymore.

I think another big thing was I went to university because out of high school I wanted to become a teacher. Now that vision has completely shattered and I'm really not in agreeance with public education in the slightest. There have been alot of things contributing to this decision.

Yeah... I've always thought that the education system here was bullshit. Pretty hard to get a job around here without one though, so...

depends on your education. If you simply pour 4 years into a BA and don't plan on teaching or becoming a lawyer or something you may as well say hello to a McJob.

Yeah, I guess I'm going into teaching. It's something I think I might enjoy. Better than fast food or a factory.

yeah. If I get into mechanics and enjoy it, I hope to pair up with my buddy who does body work and opening our own shop. Though getting to be a BMW certified mechanic or something along those lines would be pretty sweet too.