Where do you go? I am on trimesters and just finished my stats class at GSU

lol, it would've been awesome if we were in the same class together.

 

I actually go to DeVry at the Tinley Park campus.

 

I was originally planning on going to Governor's State, but I decided to go to DeVry because I can get a BA in Business Administration with a concentration on Human Resources without having to take Calculus.

Where do you all go to school and what are you majoring in?

Columbia College, Music Business w/ a concentration in either Management or Marketing & Promotion.

Where do you all go to school and what are you majoring in?

University of Tennessee... Logistics (Supply Chain Management)

Finals Week is almost a relief for me. As much as it sucks, it is absolutely nowhere near as bad as all of the stuff (papers/homework/presentations/etc) that has to be done in a short period of time leading up to it.

Yeah I have worked full time (M-F) my whole college career so I'm gonna go ahead and disagree with you there

Yeah, definitely a lot of props on that one. I work part time and find it really hard to do both so I can't imagine full time.

I'm actually not worried about Finals this year compared to last semester. I have to write a 8 pg research paper for English 10 pager for a Poli Sci Class, 4 pg for another poli sci class.. and if I can squeak by with a C on my Bio final, I'll be done with my gen eds

I'm a Biology major at NIU. Almost done, I just have one summer class to take after this semester.

 

Columbia College, Music Business w/ a concentration in either Management or Marketing & Promotion.

 

I thought you were an art major?

Grand Valley State, Broadcasting major.

 

Broadcast Operations final on Thursday. Got an A in my Sports Marketing and Journalism classes already. Hoping for an A in this broadcast class as well as a required writing class I took. Only other class was a Comm Research course. I'm expecting a C since I got 90's or higher on every exam but never went to class. Attendance was 10% of the grade or so.

Yeah, definitely a lot of props on that one. I work part time and find it really hard to do both so I can't imagine full time.

Yea, I agree. I've been working part-time since I was 16 and going to school part-time as well because I couldn't really afford full-time school and I didn't want to be in a position where I barely have time to do homework.

 

That's why I'm almost 25 and I still have 42 credits left before I get my degree.

lol, it would've been awesome if we were in the same class together.

 

I actually go to DeVry at the Tinley Park campus.

 

I was originally planning on going to Governor's State, but I decided to go to DeVry because I can get a BA in Business Administration with a concentration on Human Resources without having to take Calculus.

 

Damn, I was actually taking an accelerated stats class this semester and had to withdrawal it, it was too much with taking so much math and work!

 

Yea, I agree. I've been working part-time since I was 16 and going to school part-time as well because I couldn't really afford full-time school and I didn't want to be in a position where I barely have time to do homework.

 

That's why I'm almost 25 and I still have 42 credits left before I get my degree.

 

I still got about a year left, I took a lot of night classes and try to get 1 or 2 online classes each semester when I was in Community College (or trimester now) - I also use www.ratemyprofessors.com a lot to make sure I am not taking a teacher that just buries you with busy work for no reason, which works for me most of the time

 

I still got about a year left, I took a lot of night classes and try to get 1 or 2 online classes each semester when I was in Community College (or trimester now) - I also use www.ratemyprofessors.com a lot to make sure I am not taking a teacher that just buries you with busy work for no reason, which works for me most of the time

Yea, I used ratemyprofessors.com to pick almost all my teachers when I was at Moraine Valley. It's also the biggest reason I was finally able to pass College Algebra 141 after taking it for the 3rd time.

 

Unfortunately, so far at DeVry the options for teachers/classes seem very limited. So far I only had, like, 1 teacher to pick from for the classes I wanted to take in the day/time I wanted to pick. In fact, some are so limited that there's only one class offered and being taught by only one teacher each semester.

 

If my math is correct, if I have 42 credit hours left, I should have about 11 classes or so left if most of them are 4 credit-hour classes. So hopefully I strike it lucky with decent teachers. :-/

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Yea, I used ratemyprofessors.com to pick almost all my teachers when I was at Moraine Valley. It's also the biggest reason I was finally able to pass College Algebra 141 after taking it for the 3rd time.

 

Unfortunately, so far at DeVry the options for teachers/classes seem very limited. So far I only had, like, 1 teacher to pick from for the classes I wanted to take in the day/time I wanted to pick. In fact, some are so limited that there's only one class offered and being taught by only one teacher each semester.

 

If my math is correct, if I have 42 credit hours left, I should have about 11 classes or so left if most of them are 4 credit-hour classes. So hopefully I strike it lucky with decent teachers. :-/

 

Good OLE' MVCC, I am so sick of that place

 

College of DuPage should be a maximum two year institution, but should never be turned into a four year institution. It is a great investment for a year or two after high school, but that is about it.

Southern Illinois University - Political Science with a (useless) specialization in International Affairs.

 

I take it because I like it. I know the chances of me finding an actual job that will employ the things I've learned are next to nil, but a Bachelors degree is a Bachelors degree.

Edited April 29, 201015 yr by DukeNukeEm

I can't believe it's been 7 years since I had exams. Time absolutely flies after you get out of school.

Dear Sweet Lord Jesus: Why isn't it finals week yet? These last few weeks have been killing me. Amen.

Just took my last final. I graduate tomorrow.

I am going to raise the roof, flick off the crowd and do a little dance when I graduate. No seriously though, the thought that I have 1 1/2 years left of undergraduate work is liberating. Then if I decide to go to NIU for grad school, then I'll be happy that there is a fresh new start with more opportunities. Speaking of which, for those of you who are graduating, what lies next for you? Where would you go to grad school and what would you go to graduate school for? Are you going to use your degree? Move home? Are you going to move somewhere and take a job while living with random people?

 

As I mentioned, I would likely go to Northern for grad school for a MS in Counseling Education or I'd pursue the dream and go for a MA in Sport Management. The nice thing about Northern is that I could commute from home and it is rather inexpensive to attend there as opposed to what I'm paying now.

Edited April 30, 201015 yr by The Beast

I am graduating next sunday. B.S. in business. I have a summer job lined up while I look for an actual career.

Graduate in a week with a BS in history with secondary education and coaching certification.

3 finals tomorrow. About 3-5 more pages to write on my Econometrics project. No.motivation.at.all. Help.

3 finals tomorrow. About 3-5 more pages to write on my Econometrics project. No.motivation.at.all. Help.

 

boobs

Just took my last final. Graduate on Sunday!

4 finals this week, 2 Monday, 1 Wednesday, 1 Thursday. I will miss you sleep.