suggestion?

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Hi all. Well, I just got my college schedule for next year, which is
focused on CS which is what I am majoring in. However, I have noticed a
fairly large problem. The first semester I have to take a Java class. Once
I found this out, I thought about how Java is not accessible by any means.
I mean I have tried about 4 different java runtimes, and none of them
work. Also, Java applets are a real pain when it comes to being
accessible. I am trying to work with the DSO (ddisability services office)
to try to work something out. However, I keep getting the answer "This
course is required in order to go on to other courses. This is the most
basic class in the CS major requirements." Does anyone have any
suggestions to work around this? Or, has anyone been able to use something
like Freenet, written in Java, successfully? I certainly have not. Thanks
for any feedback!

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