College Students! discussion

So what's everyone taking in the upcoming semester? I'm taking a course on Ancient Greek History, a course where I get to learn how to program in Java and am hoping some space opens up in a course on the history of UFO's and their effect on American culture.

i'm just going part time next semester. I soooo need a break. I'm taking Public Relations and Accounting 2. Boring!!!

Bleh Lauren, I HATED Public Relations! Good luck with those two.

I'm taking a film class, International Media, an English Lit class and Creative Writing.

This next Term I have

Animal Technology II
Clinical Medicine I
Chemistry (which I'm not looking forward to)
Clinical Lab
Anatomy and Physiology II

A little different then your average classes lol.

Kelly, what's Animal Technology?

Advanced Finnish Language
Forest Ecology (Bio Gen Ed Requirement)
Medieval History - Vikings

It's basically a 3-hour lab that teaches proper techniques for handling animals. In Animal Tech I we learned proper restraint, animal behavior, How to do a Physical Exam, and how to talk with a client about their animal. It's kind of a fun class. I can't wait to see what Tech II has in store!

Next semester is my last semester for my undergrad and I'm taking...

Introductory Modern Physics
Mathematical Physics II
Complex Analysis
Numerical Analysis
Senior Seminar II (which is my schools version of a senior project/thesis. I'm doing mine on Maxwell's Equations and breaking them down into a single equation to explain all of Electromagnetism in certain situations.)

Physics I
Calc
Possibly Chemistry or biology. I pretty much hate my upcoming semester.

im going for my masters in medical technology so Im taking classes in clinical sciences. I think I have 6 of them.

Sometimes I just wish I could have started college taking the classes I wanted and having the major I wanted. My dream job is a book editor. But I live in a small city and I know even after graduation, I'd have to start at the bottom at some big company then maybe 10 years later be a book editor. I guess thats why I read all the time. I have the most boring classes ever! After graduation, I plan on getting into bank management training, then after that, managing my own branch. Exciting, right? Haha. I guess I just want job security and to be able to always stand on my own two feet.

Job security is overrated, in my opinion. I had that and I quit a 48,000 dollar a year job to study what I really thought was interesting in the first place.

Right now I'm signed up to take

Contemporary Global Cinema
Studio Drawing: Let There Be Light (though hopefully I can switch this for life drawing)
Imaging from Culture (I want to switch this for lithography)
Bandits & Outlaws: Crime and Justice in History and Literature
Postwar American Fiction
Screenprinting

Should be good if I can get those two classes switched.

I wish I felt the same way, Adam. I've worked my butt off since I was 15 and I just don't want to make the same mistakes my parents have. Theirs didn't have to do with college, but more so with spending money they didn't have. I've never been materialistic anyways (except I do wish I could afford every book on the planet!), but I just want to be comfortable enough to pay my bills, have an emergency fund, and be able to go out to eat or go to the movies when I want to. I would also like to one day have money to invest with. But we will see. Maybe one day!!

Next semester I'm taking....

Literary Criticism (a Spanish class)
Italian 102
Motor Learning (a Kinesiology class)
Intro Psych as a Natural Science
Principles of Microeconomics

Wish me luck! :)

This upcoming semester I am taking:

Intro Philosophy
Art Appreciation
Intro to Nutrition (none of the science classes I wanted were available!)
US History 2 (Civil War - present day)

It's so interesting to me to read the names of these classes. Some of them sound super cool and others sound ridiculously hard. haha.

As for me, I'm taking 3 French classes (contemp. lit, history, and adv. convo) and 3 Library Science classes (cataloging, public library administration and YA lit). I'm definitely most excited about the YA lit class... we read a different book every week!

I have to start class tomorrow. Can't decide if I'm excited or not. Anyone else have to put their nose back to the grindstone?

I'm starting today. I'm looking forward to it because I was beginning to have too much free time on my hands. Even though I'm a bit bummed because I just took up knitting and won't be able to do it constantly. I think it will be an OK semester. If nothing else, it will be interesting because of my new job TA-ing for a couple of classes.

I just started today with one class: Intro to Ecology. Tomorrow I have American Literature, Rhetoric and Composition II, American History after 1865, and Western Civilization after 1648.

Ecology is excellent :)

I had lab today. It was 20 minutes long, and my semester lab partner is Swedish. God loves me.

Kirsten wrote: "Ecology is excellent :)

I had lab today. It was 20 minutes long, and my semester lab partner is Swedish. God loves me."

If only I understood Science:) My grandmother mastered in Ecology, so I should have some inside help.

I've been to all of my new English classes and I LOVE them! It's so exciting to study something I actually enjoy for once in my college career.

Amy-ecology is pretty easy to understand, everything just goes in a big circle. Take something out of the circle, and it crashes and burns.

If you need help I'd be happy to assist as well (I basically got a glorified ecology degree in undergrad/at work)

Yay for classes you like! My econ professor is awesome. Physics professor scares me, like he might not be able to teach effectively scares me.

We've been having snow storms all week and classes have been cancelled for the first three days. Hopefully, the semester can start tomorrow.

My classes are:

Humanities: Medieval and Renaissance World
Introduction to Poetry
Studies in Contemporary Literature
Poetics of Identity and Perception
Nature of Mathematics

I am going part time because this is my very last semester (hooray!) I am taking Biochemistry and Advanced Neuroscience Laboratory.

Change of plans, I switched my entire schedule.
Physics I, accounting, and macroecon.

Kayla wrote: "We've been having snow storms all week and classes have been cancelled for the first three days. Hopefully, the semester can start tomorrow.

My classes are:

Humanities: Medieval and Renaissa..."

What would you be doing in "Nature of Mathematics"?

And Kirsten I have been having similar issues with teachers in the Physics department at my school! The funniest part is, I can tell they are very into their subject so they teach passionately. I am just not sure if it goes anywhere haha...

Adam wrote: "Kayla wrote: "We've been having snow storms all week and classes have been cancelled for the first three days. Hopefully, the semester can start tomorrow.

My classes are:

Humanities: Medieval an..."

Nature of Mathematics basically teaches math that can be applied to real life (like budgeting) but also statistics, logic, and even historical development and how math influences the arts. I'm taking it to fulfill the math requirement for my school's curriculum. This is the class that is recommended for those that don't particularly like the subject. :)

Adam-I totally agree. My physics teacher is really into what he teaches, but he's so disorganized that it can be tough. Also, there are a lot of people in that class that don't want to be there, so that makes it hard for him, too. I kind of feel badly for the guy, he wants us to learn so badly, but can't seem to figure out how to make people care.

I start class on Tuesday, and I'm pretty excited. I just recently decided to major in Literature and Composition instead of English Education. I loved all my literature and writing classes but hated my education classes. So my classes this semester are:

Beginning Workshop Poetry
Major American Novels
European Romanticism
Latin 102

Should be a good semester!

Last semester!
I am taking:
Astronomy
Fairytales, Folklore and Feminism
Modern Irish Literature
American Experience in WWII
Revolutionary America

We started class on Tuesday and already have a snow day. :) Awesome start to a semester.

This semester I'm taking:
Astronomy 121 - The Solar System
History 142 - Western Civilizations after 1660
History 286 - US Gender after 1877
French... First French ever.
Psychology 250 - Personality psychology

So far, so good...

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That astronomy class sounds awesome!

Margaret wrote: "Last semester!
I am taking:
Astronomy
Fairytales, Folklore and Feminism
Modern Irish Literature
American Experience in WWII
Revolutionary America

We started class on Tuesday and already have a sno..."
These sound great, especially "Fairytales, Folklore and Feminism".

im taking this awesome class on italian literature next semester, and then calc 3, engineering physics, three courses on psychology, european writing syles and influence, french culture, and a few other normal ones.

I don't know what I'm taking next semester... Except that I'll have Eastern history and one more US history, for sure.

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I'm taking American & British Lit from 1914-present (one of my core classes required as an English major), Jane Austen Lit and Film, Ethics (not too excited about a philosophy course...), and an education class called Intro to Teaching. The two literature classes should be fun, but I'm not too excited for the others.

Next semester: Postcolonial Lit & Theory, FINALLY. Also, a teaching course (required). :P