You shouldn't be dissapointed for that. You just weren't ready for that sort of stress is all! I know the feeling, don't worry. I was a music major for my first semester in college, and I ended up dropping 90% of my classes to pick up some easier ones in another major. I just couldn't keep up, unfortunately. But now you know what you'll be up against when you do start taking that class later in life! :3 That's good, no?

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Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus

Ya, first year gets pretty hectic but most of it doesn't level out for you until later. Most people end of changing their focus or their classes several times throughout their semesters so I wouldn't worry about it. I've already changed my major from my original goal- I'm already much happier with my choice too!

I hate the book prices! As if the schools don't already want your arm and leg for the cost of classes! DX But anyway, I'd say work yourself carefully into your classes before you hit the big stuff so you don't burn yourself out too soon- like, get to know the building and a general idea of the professors before you load down with work intensive courses- believe me when I say it sucks if you don't! <- made that mistake once. >.<

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"Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep."

Yeah, that's why I dropped Animation. The college said that they're actually going to establish an Animation major next semester-- most likely I'll switch from Fine Arts to Animation if that's the case. That's probably why all my classes this semester are pretty much General stuff XD~

Well, I never actually went INTO the class. XD Classes are still two weeks away... but I was stressed enough just thinking about all the horrors that would appear! Eegad!