Planning to study overseas

I've just spent the last 2 hours going through all the possible subjects I can study at UBC next semester, and it ain't pretty

I was expecting to have a wide selection from which to choose, which technically I do, however there are a few limitations:
1) I can only take subjects offered next 'term' (UBC's word for semester)
2) I can't take 6-credit units, as these are year-long courses.
3) I really should only take 300-level courses (i.e. 3rd-year ones).

This cuts out all the Canadian History units (6-credits each), all the interesting History units (all 400-level) and most of the Political Science units (either offered in Term 2 or 6-credits).

Ah well, it's all slowly coming together, and it looks like I'll be studying:

• POLI321A - Chinese Government & Politics
• POLI370A - International Law & the Politics of Military Force
• HIST402 - Diplomacy and the Origins of Wars or HIST252 - Modern Carribean History.
• ANTH220 - First Nations of BC or CDST350A - Canadian Cultural Studies
  

So it's not all bad!

On the plus side, there are seemingly many people going away next semester. So far, I know of:
Emily - Japan
Alex - China
Jade - Texas
Jehan - Chile
Pat - The Netherlands
Bec - France
Stas - North Carolina
and me - Canada.

Pretty crazy huh, especially considering there are usually only 70-100 people a semester going abroad.

Ciao!