What Classes Are You Taking This Fall?

I'm taking...

1. Concepts of Biology
2. Lab in Biology
3. Elementary Spanish I
4. Europe in the World Setting Since 1914
5. Info Literacy and Research Methods

Since I take my classes as a distance student through the University of Maryland (I take my exams at Brevard CC) I was given a warning about my Lab in Bio class...BE CAREFUL! Since I have to do the experiments at home.

 

Wow...lol...I didn't know they'd have you actually do experiments and such at home with distnace learning classes like that...I thought you just totally missed out on the hands-on aspect of a class that way. But I guess they wouldn't do that...but doing the experiments at home?...I didn't expect that. Anyway--good luck! Peace!

 

I'm taking:

Homer's Illiad (in Greek)
Introduction to Italian
Religion in the New World (Pre-Columbian, mostly)
Immanence and Trancendence in Japanese Buddhism

This is my lightest load so far (only my third semester, though), and the first time since my freshman year of high school that I won't be taking Latin.

 

i'm taking statistics, english, beginning yoga, anthropology, political science, and psych 101. (this is my first semester so all these are 101's and what-not)

 

Advanced Illustration
Advanced Figure Painting
Children's Book Illustration
Portfolio
History of Drawing
And Global Issues

Woo! This will be my last year! Sooooo freakin' glad it's almost over.

 

I'm in my second year of an honours philosophy/media degree (bull shit, I know ), and I'm taking

Ethics I
Philosophy of Science
Film History
Media and Interglobal Communication (which focuses on potrayals of ethnicity).

it's great, and a reasonably full workload for a BA

 

Having had a relatively easy semester last term (except for preparing for mcats), I'm worried about getting my ass kicked this term. Coming up I have:

Baroque Music
Prokofiev
Chromatic Harmony
Virology

And then my senior thesis throughout the year.

 

For 3 credit hours each:
Senior seminar in Anthropology
Modern Perspectives in the Study of Religion
Islam

For 1 credit hour each:
Preparation to be a Graduate TA
Some topics course in geology to fill out my science requirement
For a "special readings" credit, I will be sitting in on a grad seminar on Anthropological Theories of Religion

Plus, I will be finishing up my honors thesis.

 

-Principles of Accounting - Financial: 4 credits
-Principles of Economics - Micro: 3 credits
-Advanced Composition: 3 credits
-American History Survery II: 3 credits - probably going to be dropping this class when i get transfer credit for it
-College Algebra: 3 credits
-Military Science 211: 2 credits

 

Stat2000, Spanish2001, Multicultural English1102, Sociology1101, Arts2000 (my first semester every..ahh!)

 

My courses are pretty light this fall, since I'm going abroad (just two weeks to go). I may juggle some courses around during the add-drop period but this is how it looks now -

Geography (required for my study abroad program, seems easy as hell)
Music: Identity in Society
Politics in the Middle East
Newspaper Writing

 

I got a ok load this fall..
Accounting 1: 2 credits
Introduction to Business : 3 credits
Programming 1: 4 credits
Micro Hardware/Systems Software: 3 credits
Written Comm: 3 credits
IT Math: 3 credits
On second thought i got a shit load or credits...

 

I've got a light course load, because I'll mostly I'll be working to finish my thesis.

Advanced Geographic Information Systems
Communication in Science

I'll also be TAing for an Env. Modeling class.

 

i dont know i gotta revise my schedual

 

I'm not in college, but I'll still share...


French 4 Honours
German 1
Advanced Placement US History
Advanced Placement English
Calculus Honours
Concert Band

And throw gym and lunch in there....

Senior year...wowie...

 

umm Law, psycology,sewing,childrens services,LC (spare class kind of), communications (english), tourism and work experiance...

 

Effective Teaching Practices II
Music in Elementary School I
Reading Diagnosis Grades K - 8
And that's it, the only classes left for me to take - YAY!
I student teach next semester!

 

holy shit, that schedule was harder than my freshman year at college. Good luck!

 

gov't and politics
sociology
world religions
movement and music in a childs development (edu class)
and hopefully an art class, still trying to fit one in



only 10 days nooooooooo

 

holy shit, except for polysci thats exactly what i took first semester (well, not eng 101, i took 101 and 102 in high school so it was an eng elective.... but close enough. well i thought it was weird. haha)