Brag (or cry) about your lineup this upcoming semester.

HIST 263 Modern China
PBSV 101 Intro to Public Policy
PHIL 302 Leadership Ethics
PLSC 405 National Security Policy

I'm pretty satisfied. Earliest class is 10AM and the Public Policy and Ethics should be semi easy.

History of Modern China will be interesting and good because I'll have the power of TeamLiquid discussion threads to smack down my caucasian classmates.

artofmagic

United States1951 Posts

August 15 2008 05:23 GMT

what's your major? politics?

Jibba

United States22883 Posts

August 15 2008 05:29 GMT

Yeah, Poli Sci with a concentration in Public Policy. If I really push it I could double major in Philosophy or History but I see no point in doing it, so I'll just finish my requirements and set myself up to travel abroad.

micronesia

United States24758 Posts

August 15 2008 05:32 GMT

That would be a horrible load of classes for me lol.

My courses:

CT-210A-01 EMERING TECH FOR TEACH & LEARN

(Part time grad student lol)

Schedule:
Saturday
09:30 am-02:00 pm
09/06-10/11

Blind

United States2529 Posts

August 15 2008 05:37 GMT

I worked my ass off last year and thought I'd take it easy for this quarter. I mean really easy.

Phil 100A: History of Greek Philosophy
Phil 154: Topics in Value Theory: Rationality and Action
Phil 172: Philosophy of Language and Communication

14 hours of classes a week. Fridays off, which works out nicely with blizzcon. Going to have too much time with this schedule, so planning to pick up a tutoring job as well.

Edit: Btw, my school is on quarter system, so 3 courses isn't that bad. It is probably the equivalent of 4 classes on the semester system.

ahrara_

Afghanistan1715 Posts

August 15 2008 05:40 GMT

Intro to Sociology
Ethics
Western Civilization
Survey of the Arts
Physical Anthro (gay biology requirement is gay)
Globalization (The world's nations)
Forensics

I took all the class relevant to my majors (lit journalism and IR) so now is my 5th semester taking lower div CC courses. One of the advantages of going to a CC is you can take your time exploring different majors. before I decided on my current majors, I was taking modern physics ;(.

and so we're fucking clear: i'm bragging

Zortch

Canada635 Posts

August 15 2008 05:45 GMT

Looking forward to it!

Intro to Abstract Algebra
Metric Space Topology
Differential Equations
Cominatorial Mathematics
General Topology

^^

Blind

United States2529 Posts

August 15 2008 05:47 GMT

On August 15 2008 14:45 Zortch wrote:
Looking forward to it!

Intro to Abstract Algebra
Metric Space Topology
Differential Equations
Cominatorial Mathematics
General Topology

^^

Damn, now I feel like a jerk

MyStiC_Chaos

United States499 Posts

August 15 2008 05:47 GMT

Algebra I

DukE_ss

United States689 Posts

August 15 2008 05:48 GMT

#10

ECO 374 Cont International Issues
ECO 467 Managerial Econ
ECO 463 Monetary Econ
MKT 378 Consumer Behavior
FIN 471 International Finance

Gonna be a fun last semester for me.

azndsh

United States4447 Posts

August 15 2008 05:54 GMT

#11

Introduction to Korean Cinema

and some other classes that I don't remember

Purind

Canada3562 Posts

August 15 2008 06:00 GMT

#12

MCG 5111 - gas dynamics
MCG 5152 - theory of turbulence
Both night classes. Mon/Wed, which means I have thurs-sunday without class

After this semester, I'm all done for courses. Can't wait

decafchicken

United States20154 Posts

August 15 2008 06:02 GMT

#13

Freshman undergrad at mich state
CSE 101 3.00 Computng Concepts/Competencies
ISP 203A 3.00 Global Change
ISP 203L 2.00 Geology Human Environment Lab
MTH 124 3.00 Survey of Calculus I
SPN 101 4.00 Elementary Spanish I (LOL...this is gonna be a joke...i finished Spanish 4 by junior year in high school)

HeavOnEarth

United States7087 Posts

August 15 2008 06:05 GMT

#14

im in high school !!! ^_^

imDerek

United States1944 Posts

August 15 2008 06:17 GMT

#15

MATH 334 Accelerated [Honors] Advanced Calculus
CSE 322 Introduction to Formal Models in Computer Science
CSE 326 Data Structures
E E 235 Continuous Time Linear Systems

micronesia

United States24758 Posts

August 15 2008 06:19 GMT

#16

On August 15 2008 15:05 HeavOnEarth wrote:
im in high school !!! ^_^

I hope every other high school student follows your example.

Edit: to the person below me...

You graduated you should know better!

FastEddieV

United States614 Posts

August 15 2008 06:19 GMT

#17

I graduated earlier this year :D

Myrmidon

United States9452 Posts

August 15 2008 06:25 GMT

#18

ECE 430 Digital Communications
ECE 371 Microcomputer Interfacing
ECE 380 Electromagnetics
ENGL 314 Technical Writing
MUSIC 362 Symphonic Band
MUSIC 369 Symphony Orchestra

5th semester electrical engineering (taking some classes ahead and out of order). It's not so difficult other than the fact that nobody's gotten an A in digital communications in several semesters. Music classes help to fulfill requirements for two different scholarships but aren't counting towards any sort of graduation requirement.

CaucasianAsian

Korea (South)11595 Posts

August 15 2008 06:40 GMT

#19

Going to be a Freshman at Radford University

English 101
18th to present day history
Macro Economics
Business Calculus
Geology & Lab
University 100 (Welcome to college type class, its like get to know people in your dorm, study habits, etc... almost guaranteed A)

In total 17 semester hours, I checked RateYourProfessor.com or w/e and all my professors are mad cool, says they can be mad boring at times, but if u go to class and takes notes its mad easy.