Psychology Major, English Minor

 

Some lame history class I should have taken twenty years ago, and don't think I could CLEP out. (on line)

Abnormal Psy

Theories of Learning

Test and Measurements in Psy

Survey of American Literature

AMST 3253W - Pop cult & politics

APEC 1102 - Principles of Macroeconomics

PHYS 1101W - Intro College Phys I

SPAN 1004 - Intermediate Span

 

W just means writing intensive.

Sociology - Introductory

Musicology - History of Jazz

Journalism - Intro to News Writing

Economics - Introductory

Microbiology - Organization/Function of the Cell

PE. Seriously get out of my room - P.C.U

News reporting

News editing

history of journalism

French 202

Argument and debate

MIS

Stat

 

Macroeconomics

Accounting 2

Business Law

Business Ethics

Statistics

Macroeconomics

Accounting 2

Business Law

Business Ethics

Statistics

That makes my brain hurt.

Macroeconomics

Accounting 2

Business Law

Business Ethics

Statistics

 

 

someone's going for Business Admin.

That makes my brain hurt.

Thats the crappy schedule you get when you screw around your first year of college

I've got...

 

-Principles of Macroeconomics

-Composition and Language

-Nonwestern Fine Arts

-Broadcast Announcing

-Environmental Life Science

-A non credit math course. oh well.

 

On Monday, Wednesday, Friday my first class starts at 9:00 and my last class ends at 3:50. On Tuesdays and Thursdays my first class starts at 8:00 and my last class goes till 4:15. So it's not that bad.

Teaching five courses of US History: Early Cultures to Start of Reconstruction.

Teaching five courses of US History: Early Cultures to Start of Reconstruction.

 

 

 

I'd love to hear the hippie propoganda that goes on in THAT class

Engineering Physics I

General Chemistry II

Organic Chemistry I

 

 

Broadcasting Major

 

COM 101 - Concepts of Communications (Mon/Wed/Fri - 10:00-10:50 AM)

LIB 100 - Liberal Arts Intro (Tue/Thu - 4:00-5:15 PM)

MTH 110 - Algebra (Mon/Wed/F - 12:00-12:50 PM)

WRT 150 - Strategies in Writing (Tue/Thu - 12:00-1:50 PM)

Broadcasting Major

 

COM 101 - Concepts of Communications (Mon/Wed/Fri - 10:00-10:50 AM)

LIB 100 - Liberal Arts Intro (Tue/Thu - 4:00-5:15 PM)

MTH 110 - Algebra (Mon/Wed - 12:00-12:50 PM)

WRT 150 - Strategies in Writing (Tue - 12:00-1:50 PM)

That is the softest schedule for a freshman I have ever seen.

Edited August 7, 200718 yr by santo=dorf

That is the softest schedule for a freshman I have ever seen.

I know.

Broadcasting Major

 

COM 101 - Concepts of Communications (Mon/Wed/Fri - 10:00-10:50 AM)

LIB 100 - Liberal Arts Intro (Tue/Thu - 4:00-5:15 PM)

MTH 110 - Algebra (Mon/Wed - 12:00-12:50 PM)

WRT 150 - Strategies in Writing (Tue - 12:00-1:50 PM)

Nicely done, especially for a freshman. Are you sure that math is only M/W, though? Seems odd.

 

 

Civil Procedure

Constitutional Process

Contracts

Tort Law

Legal Writing

Nicely done, especially for a freshman. Are you sure that math is only M/W, though? Seems odd.

No, I made a mistake. MTH 110 is MWF and the WRT 150 is Tue/Thu.

Economics is boring as s***. Biology was long and never ending... and all math SUCKS.

 

I will post what I will be taking when I find out...

Care and Prevention of Sports Injuries (MWF 1005-11)

Biology for Non-Majors (MWF 9-10)

Principles of Advertising (TR 11something to 1)

Lit: From Homer to Gothic (online course)

Musical Cultures of the World (online course)

Bio Lab (F 12-2?)

 

 

Next semester I have anatomy to look forward to.

Edited August 8, 200718 yr by chimpy2121

Broadcasting Major

 

COM 101 - Concepts of Communications (Mon/Wed/Fri - 10:00-10:50 AM)

LIB 100 - Liberal Arts Intro (Tue/Thu - 4:00-5:15 PM)

MTH 110 - Algebra (Mon/Wed/F - 12:00-12:50 PM)

WRT 150 - Strategies in Writing (Tue/Thu - 12:00-1:50 PM)

What the hell is "Liberal Arts Intro?"

 

It's not only a soft schedule, but damn, talk about convenient timing. No classes before 10:00 AM as a freshman is nearly unheard of from my experience.

 

Here's my schedule:

 

Race, Class, and Gender Dimensions of Crime and Justice - CRJ 547

Criminological Theory - CRJ 520

What the hell is "Liberal Arts Intro?"

 

It's not only a soft schedule, but damn, talk about convenient timing. No classes before 10:00 AM as a freshman is nearly unheard of from my experience.

 

Here's my schedule:

 

Race, Class, and Gender Dimensions of Crime and Justice - CRJ 547

Criminological Theory - CRJ 520

Intro to Liberal Arts is bascially a "Welcome to College" course.

 

Class description:

"A study of the nature and importance of liberal education, including the education of the adult free citizen, through extensive reading of classical and modern texts and through examination of the contemporary state of liberal education in the university and society."

I have no idea why I clicked on this topic.