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I just wanted to know if any ones school year was as long and boring as mine.

What I don't get is that some of my boring classes are hard. *shruges*

I have

1)World religions
2)Spanish 2
3)Human anatomy
4A)Marine Biology
4B)Algbra 2

What are your classes? ¿ ? ¿ ? ¿ ? ¿

I have college classes in Abnormal Psychology, Criminal Justice, and Biology. I'm allready hating my life. x_x *sigh* I just pray that God let's me make it out alive!

i LOVE my classes! except for Latin II

I have the BEST teachers! last year AND this year! I am SOOO LUCKY!

Our teacher, Mister Civitarese, is like, the BOMB!. he's like on drugs or something!

Us: Mr. Civ, can we use a pen?
Mr. Civ: Pen, Pencil... Crayon... Marker, use whatever you want!

Mr. Civ: N-n-n-n-n-now do me a flavor (he erally says flavor, he is so funny, and his studdering is so awesome)

Mr. Civ: 2.2 pounds, thats a kilogram of heroine you got right there

Mr. Civ: now i would say they're just like Chinese fireworks, but that's polotically incorrect. SO i'll say.... Italian fireworks

Mr. Civ: Hey! (calls on a kid, the kids last name is Lim) Lim, Jim, Bim... Mim...... Dim.... Zim.... Yim...

Mr. Civ: (to me) Is that your answer? if that's your answer i'm gonna slap you!
*he pretends to slap me*

My classes this year are scary. Period.

My classes aren't long and boring so much as they're very demanding in the reading department. @_@

American Constitutional Law: Constitutional Interpretation
Western Political Theory: Enlightenment +
Reformation Europe
Chinese Civilization
Historical Methods and Research (EVIL class that history majors must take and pass in order to get history degree)

Next semester I'm going to add more Poli Sci courses (ACL: Civil Liberties, the other Theory course, and teh Poli Sci Methods course). I like the sound of the World Religions class, spirit. We're supposed to have a class called Comparative Religions here, but I can't find it anywhere in the course selection catalogs that come out every semester. -sigh-

AsterlonKnight wrote:Historical Methods and Research (EVIL class that history majors must take and pass in order to get history degree)

What field of work are you looking at that requires you to have a history degree?

I goto Texas State and my classes are boring as well.
1) Philopshy
2) Socialogy
3) World Geography
4) Political Science (gov't)
5) Advanced Trig.
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bakura_fan wrote:I have college classes in Abnormal Psychology, Criminal Justice, and Biology. I'm allready hating my life. x_x *sigh* I just pray that God let's me make it out alive!

Really? I found Abnormal Psych really interesting. Here's what you can do to make it fun... every time you learn about a new pathology, psychoanalyze your friends to figure out if they're a potential case study.

One thing my prof said in Abnormal Psych: "One in every 4 people has a mental disorder. Look around at 3 of your friends. If they're normal -- it's YOU."

Anyway... I already have a degree and all that fun stuff, but I'm taking classes again, so I can really learn this time around. This quarter I'm taking Advanced Sculpture and Intro to Small Business. (In my case, they ARE related.)

My classes are all okay.... I miss calc tho
mat 120 stinks horribly...the only redeeming quality is that we are reading Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and discussing it in class
Western Civ is cool
Intro Sociology and Basic Communication are so so
Theory of Physical Activity bothers me...something about the fact that I have to write/read more for that than my other classes that meet more than once a week is just wierd
and Hebrew 101 is the best class ever!!!!!!!!!

So far I have attended com 280, Appreciation of the photographic image, which is going to rock royally, and US government. The teacher is great and provides an interesting perspective considering that he is Nigerian. I have Sci fi as Lit tomorrow and will have drawing and band on monday... so i find out about those later.

Just Random:

So far I have attended com 280

Com 208? is that communication?
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At my university our Communication class is Comm 1310. I just thought i was intersting how different schools have different # endings for the same classes . Not just Communication, but all classes in general
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its a photo class that is in the Communications department, as is all photography.

I'm getting absolutely fried, but the sad thing is, I like all my classes, so I can't get myself to drop any. -_- You'd think having eight classes a day would teach me something about time management at least...

It's going to be a busy semester. I've got two classes that I'm taking for credit: Convex Optimization and Numerical Methods for Electromagnetics, both of which will involve a lot of work. I'm also a TA for the freshman linear algebra course, so I have to do most of their homework assignments as well. My own research keeps me pretty busy too.

Mine are prettyy good:
Spanish 101
Sports Law
Coaching Basketball
Creation Studies
Philosophy
Theology
^^'

Sunako wrote:What field of work are you looking at that requires you to have a history degree?

Um...I'm getting a history degree because I like history? Same reason why I'm doing Political Science. I really enjoyed the courses I'd had. And I'd grown, didn't like politics or care much before. I want to go into law as a result of that, but one of my profs is suggesting I go for a PhD in poli sci. -mentioned somewhere else-

Most professional schools dislike the idea of students choosing a major because you think it'll get you in there. They want a variety in their student body. For example, many law schools frown on "pre-law majors." The "law" stuff you do in college is not the same as what you'll be doing in law school. The ACL course I'm taking now is not going to be the same there. I'm not sure how med schools feel about "pre-med majors" but I'd assume it's the same.

As long as you've 1) got the grades, 2) have taken all required courses for admission, 3) did sufficiently well on the entrance exam, and 4) are a "well rounded" and interesting enough student, you're as likely to get in to med school as if you'd been a chem major instead of a music one. So major in whatever you want.

this semester my classes are:

business
guitar <<
phys.ed
english

next semester:

art
science
geography
math

School's pretty good for me. I love my new school. ^_^

I don't have very much... block scheduling and all. Only 9th grade English, IPS (Investigative Physical Science, its like beginning physics and chemistry), World History 1, and speech (we were required ><)

There's this guy I've heard likes anime and Jrock, but he's a junior... and I'm a freshman... but I think I know a person who can introduce us. Hopefully he's nice and not one of those I-am-the-almighty-upperclassman-!-All-freshman-are-lower-than-me-so-stay-away people. Luckily since I go to a smaller Christian school there's fewer of those types of people.... kinda >.>

I'm really happy though because I got a good grade in IPS on a test that everyone is supposed to fail.

AsterlonKnight wrote:My classes aren't long and boring so much as they're very demanding in the reading department. @_@

My classes are the same way. Long, slightly boring, and demanding = not so fun.

All 5 of my classes require extensive reading; it's near impossible to get it all done (well maybe it would be possible if I didn't have a life). I mean I've never been all that enthused about school and classes anyway but this semester has got to be the most dull . The only class that I really like is my Beginning Graphic Design class which, according to my professor, I'm doing very good in My other classes are:

Shakespeare
Spanish II
World Music
Social Psychology

Not as exciting as I had previously thought Well, what can we do: "school is a necessary evil."

BUT! God has really worked a lot of things out for me this week in and out of class so I'm grateful for that much

spirit-me-away wrote: 1)World religions
2)Spanish 2
3)Human anatomy
4A)Marine Biology
4B)Algbra 2

You can leave the algebra at home, Spanish whilst useful can be a bore I admit, and Human anatomy, yeah I remember my A-Level biology - however - World Religions and Marine Biology?!

Come on! Those two alone would make my week. Invest yourself in them, they'll pay back dividends!

I wonder if fish have religion?

Oh, almost forgot - my classes - well, erm, I don't have any! Graduated 3 and a bit years ago! :p

I do lead a Weds night discipleship group though. I wonder my group thinks that that is like class?

I'm homeschooled and a freshman. I've got:

Advanced Math
Geometry
English and Grammar III
Biology
Music - Piano
Foreign Language - Spanish
World Geography


Best Class: World Geography
Worst Class: English and Grammar III

So far, this has been a hectic year for me. Either it really is hectic, or I'm too much of an overachiever.

I have:
1)Business Image Management and Multimedia
2)Pre-AP Algebra 2
3)Pre-AP English 2
4)Art 2 Sculpting
5)Pre-AP Chemistry
6)Pre-AP World History
7)French 1

Best Classes: Art, English
Worst Class: Algebra

I loved Algebra I last year... not so sure how I'll like Geometry next semester, but since I like math I think I'll be okay.

I don't have any classes at all; I have a psychological problem that keeps me from going to school (akin to a phobia) <_<

well that just sucks doesn't it <_<

I got the best teachers in the school, friends in almost all my classes, two lunch blocks with good friends in both, and a nice homework load. I can't complain.

1. Advanced English
3. PE
5. World History II
7. Spanish III
2. Chemistry
4. Keyboarding (typing)
6. Pre-Calculus

I don't have any classes this semester. All I'm left is with research credits.

However, I took the following in previous semesters:

CEM 333: Instrumental Analysis
HRT 891A: Selected Topic in Horticultures: Phytochemicals
PKG 455: Food Packaging

HRT 333: Wine Judging
STT 464: Statistics for Biologists I
FSC 431: Cereals Processing

MSC 805: Marketing Management

That's about it. Yeah. ^_^

Mave wrote:HRT 333: Wine Judging

Now that sounds like a good class.

Whitephoenix wrote:So far, this has been a hectic year for me. Either it really is hectic, or I'm too much of an overachiever.

I think that's my diagnosis

I am taking the following this semester:

ECE 6607: Computer Communication Networks
ECE 6100: Advanced Computer Architecture
ECE 6110: CAD for Computer Communication Networks
CS 4235: Introduction to Information Security

Some of these classes is not what I expected, and I have concluded that taking these courses together in one semester was imprudent, considering how frustrated and tired I have become.