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This quarter has been pretty grueling with taking four classes plus the volunteer internship that I did, so I'm really looking forward to having some time off to relax, inshallah.
During summer quarter I'll be taking a basic course in economics, which is mostly because I have to have a certain number of credits to be considered a full-time student and get money from the Department of Employment Security (which is paying my tuition and giving me unemployment benefits) and partly because I think that it would benefit me to learn more about economics (that is, I have to take some extra class for the credit load and I decided to take econ for this reason) plus the internship.