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i don't think intended major has anything to do with the acceptance application. It just shows your intent. So, if they do accept you… they will look at your intended major and see if there is room in that department for you. If so, then not only will you be admitted to that university, you will already be enrolled in that program. But, if you are good enough to get in the school but not quite right for your intended major, then they will admit you under "general studies" or undecided. When I applied for college I had my intended major as architecture and I actually got admitted in to the University of Colorado in the College of Architecture and Planning. Like I said, intended major doesn't give you an edge in the acceptance process…. it just lets the college know where to put you if they do accept you to their school. Hope this helps.

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Wikispaces page for our class and created fictitious characters who lived in Germany between 1930 and present time. All characters were friends or related. Students then drew a name and one of their first assignments was to research the time period during which their character lived. Following the historic background, students wrote regular diary entries about their alternate lives as a German and how their character was influenced by history, family, and friends. The ultimate pedagogical goal for me was to have my American students understand the relationship between history and their characters lives while using German as a means to express this relationship. Additionally, I wanted a platform that can be easily accessed also from people outside our classroom. I had hopes to extend our own community of practice (every student researches one topic and peers read and co-edit it) beyond our classroom in Connecticut; I posted the classroom wiki link to education groups on Diigo and my own Facebook page, but I only received feedback (Thank you!) from instructors at UConn.

Choosing Wikispaces worked out beautifully. The format was easy to edit. Assignments were posted weekly either on the wiki or given in class. For some assignments students were asked to use current grammar we had learned in class. Unfortunately, many students did not post on due day, few did not post at all or not the required amount, the co-editing idea did not work: only half of the students actually read and added or “corrected” their fellow students’ work.
Interestingly, when we talked about the wiki in class, some student conversations sounded very similar to “normal” family discussion; students argued about their “childrens” future, vacation destinations, wedding dates, and other family-related issues. Another observation I made was that students would realize their personal (real-life) wishes and/or experiences through their fictitious character’s life: One student stated that her character wanted to study at one of Germany’s best engineering schools and become an astronaut just like the student herself in real-life. Others talked about their character’s immigrant status while in real-life they were immigrants themselves. This particular student wrote how difficult the process of moving to a foreign country had been for his character and how he dealt with the issues of discrimination he had faced. Other topics included religion, betrayal, hunger, war, women’s emancipation, education, freedom and student protests, and so forth.

The fact that students used the German language to engage in critical thinking (although it lacked authenticity at times, i.e. skimboards in 1950s Germany) made my project a big success. In a survey, 100% of students stated that they had learned “some” to “a lot” about the historic background of the 16 characters. The same percentage of students said the project had helped them learning grammar and vocabulary. Most students welcomed the alternative format of the classroom project and enjoyed the creative power they had over their character’s story.

One major drawback for my function as the instructor was the amount of reading, personal feedback, and grading I had to engage in with every single student. Also, students did not always post on deadline – I had provided my students with a platform for 24/7 learning, but (prior to the project) I had not considered that this format might conflict with my own set time schedule.

I belief that the majority of students including myself appreciated the project's underlying idea. Using technology in a creative way was “kind of a big deal” for me, but “natural” for my students. The experience and feedback I received was worth giving the project a second (improved) try at some point in the future.]]>

It sounds like your dad doesn't trust his own opinions, so he doesn't trust yours either since your are the offspring of him; hence asking people outside the family. That sucks and I'm sorry, but there is probably nothing you can do about it. That being said, both your career choices are very good ones as far as $$ is involved – engineering actually being a better choice than the other, especially in the environmental field. If you like to travel to work in different countries, which I highly recommend, then your second choice is great also. However, if you really wanna impress him (once he confirms it with his "sources," that is), look into petroleum engineering (as long as petro is still a major source of energy). $100K+ fresh out of school, excellent opportunity for travel, and only a 4-year degree. Number one rated degree right now. It is only offered in certain parts of the US though so you may have to move. Good luck.

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