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School
Yes yes, I know it's about a month away and no one can seem to wait anymore (OH GOD, so much sarcasm), but I'm interested in seeing which school everyone is attending and studying which subjects.
Me? I'm currently enrolled in my first year in the forensic sciences program at the University of Toronto at Mississauga. Its a pretty tough course to get into (~80%+), and I need to work my ass off since I need to actually apply for the specialist in biology program in February and depending on how good my marks are at the end of the year, I may be able to get an internship and already work during the summer. There are only 60 spots, so the university will be VERY picky with whose gets chosen. Here are my two timetables: LEC - LECTURE PRA - LAB TUT - TUTORIAL GGR117Y5 - GEOGRAPHY FSC239Y5 - INTRODUCTION TO FORENSIC SCIENCES BIO152H5 - EVOLUTIONARY GENETICS BIO153H5 - DIVERSITY OF ORGANISMS MAT135Y5 - CALCULUS CHM140Y5 - INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY AND THE STUDY OF TRANSFORMATION Fall 2006 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...timetable1.jpg Winter 2007 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...timetable2.jpg As of right now, I'm going to have only 1 exam midway through, but a midterm test for chemistry. However, that also means I have 5 exams at the end of the year. So if I mess up on those, I'm dead! |
Oooh, Yama. Didn't know you were a fellow Physicist of sorts =)
Currently I'm wrapping up my third and final summer term. Worthless courses essentially. But hell, I'm a Senior and I'll be done in May '07! In the fall, I'm taking two Kinesiology courses (required). Also plan on taking an online course through another college to hammer down my Tech. Writing requirement sometime before that semester starts. It has a six-month window after you sign up to complete it. I can steamroll it after summer and before fall. Anyhow, as for my real meaty courses? Geophysics: Petroleum Seismology (Freakin' hard. Last GEOP class though! Last semester should've been the worst since I had two GEOP courses concurrently. Ouch) Math: Topics in Applied Mathematics (Gotta take this then Wavelette Analysis in Fourier series for my Minor. The wave class will help cement my Electromagnetics specialty) Advanced GIS (Hammering down my third minor shortly after this'un. After this I hafta take some chump course and it's done. Given, this is offered through the Geography department. By default, any class in that place is a chump course around here...) The latter three will take time. GIS has lotsa projects that require groping around in the darkness for. Math and Geop are their own bag'o tricks. Won't be too bad at all. Last Spring was the worst semester I'd had by far. It can't get worse than that. If it does, I'll suffer through it. My last semester will be cake and I'm sure this one won't be too bad if I put in time. And I definitely will. |
Another physics major here, though beginning my first year (out of 3) at McGill University. My exact program choice is still somewhat fuzzy to tell the truth, not so much because I don't know what I want, but because I haven't been able to make my choice yet. I'm probably going to contact one of the advisors tomorrow to ask when exactly I'm supposed to choose a specific program. I just hope I'm not too late.
Anyway, I'm either going to be in the "Honours Physics" program (ideally), or majoring in physics with a minor in something I haven't decided about yet, most likely mathematics. Assuming I do end up in the honours program, I'll be taking the following courses for the next two terms: MATH 247 Honours Applied Linear Algebra MATH 248 Honours Advanced Calculus MATH 249 Honours Complex Variables MATH 325 Honours Ordinary Differential Equations PHYS 241 Signal Processing PHYS 251 Classical Mechanics 1 PHYS 257 Experimental Methods 1 PHYS 258 Experimental Methods 2 PHYS 260 Modern Physics and Relativity I'm probably going to enjoy most of that stuff, too. |
Year Two of Computer Science at Michigan State University for me. My minor is in Criminal Justice since I'm semi-specializing in Cybersecurity.
Fall 2006: MUS 114 - Marching Band CSE 320 - Computer Organization & Architecture (Read: Learning Assembly Language) CSE 335 - Object-Oriented Software Design (Read: The Weed-Out CS Class filled with Giant Projects) CJ 110 - Introduction to Criminal Justice (*) ISS 310 - People and Environment (*) Spring 2007: CSE 331 - Algorithms and Data Structures (*) CSE 410 - Operating Systems PHY 184 - Physics II for Engineers PHY 192 - Physics II Lab CJ 220 - Criminology (*) are Honors Sections - I'm required to have 8 of them to graduate with honors, which works out to an average of one per semester. |
I'll be entering my final year of undergrad. I'm in audio/multimedia for a primary concentration, but really I'm in school for music composition, as I have an extensive music minor that's intended to propel me into grad school for filmscoring. For my last two semesters as an undergrad I plan not to stop composing at all. I hope it'll be a fun year.
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I'm going into my senior year at Seneca College - I'm just finishing up my flight training (hopefully will have my commercial license by next week, and then my instrument rating by the end of september). Classes for us start on august 21st - I'm not sure exactly what we will be taking - but I seem to remember things about Aircraft Design, Airline Ops, and something about a thesis project.
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Mmm... interesting, most of the biology courses are like third year courses, yet are numbered as first year ones? What do they offer as third year bio classes then?
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Here are the courses you can take in third year bio:
Marine Biology Arctice Ecology Physiology of Neural Systems Laboratory in Physiology Physiology of Regulatory Systems Plant Physiology Landscape Ecology of Animal Populations Field Methods and Quantitative Analyses in Ecology Laboratory in Cell and Molecular Biology Advanced Cell Biology Field Course in Ecology Changing Ontario Environments Animal Behaviour Invertebrate Zoology Functional Morphology of Animals Lectures in Animal Behaviour Plant Ecology Freshwater Biology Entomology Mycology Lectures in Freshwater Biology Forensic Entomology Plant Identification and Systematics Advanced Genetics Vertebrate Form and Function Major Features of Vertebrate Evolution Biometics I Biometrics II Microbiology Microbiology Lectures Molecular Biology Human Development And you wouldn't take all of these, if you're wondering. If you're specializing, you would only pick certain ones, but I think most of you already know that. |
Going into my third year of Computer Science at University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Also working towards a minor in Mathematics. I'll be taking Ordinary Differential Equasions for Scientists and Engineers in the fall, and I'm kind of expecting it to knock my socks off, just given everyone else's experience with that course. >_<.
Fall: CMPSCI 320: Introduction to Software Engineering CMPSCI 320H: Honors Colloqueum CMPSCI 383: Artificial Intelligence MATH 331: Ordinary Differential Equasions for Scientists and Engineers PHYSICS 151: Physics 1 PHYSICS 153: Physics 1 Lab Spring: CMPSCI 377: Operating Systems CMPSCI 305: Ethics in Computing (Writing Class) MATH 455: Discrete Structures PHYSICS 152: Physics 2 PHYSICS 154: Physics 2 Lab Then I should be able to take some more interesting courses senior year. I'll still need a history class, and 1-2 math classes to knock off my minor, and I'll need to take Computer Networks and Information Systems. I'm eyeing a Cisco networking class as an elective. Looks like I'll just be able to scrape by with my major and minor to graduate on time. The University General Education requirements are a real time killer. |
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Going into my first year of High School.
Woot Woot!!! Taking: Math Math Math MAth Math Science Science Science Science Science Science Science English Honors Latin. Really fun schedule. Just in case you're wondering, it's a Magnet Program for Math and Medical Sciences. |
I'm starting High School as well, but in Canada that's the 10th grade. I'm not exactly sure how everything is panning out, but since I'm doing Pre-IB, it's a pretty straightforward process.
DP = Diploma Preparation which basically means it's an IB course I believe. Math 10DP Math 11ADP Science 10DP English 10DP History 10DP French 10DP Drama 10 Biology 11A Basically, my only choices were Math 11 or 11A, to choose between Art, Drama, or Music, and what my one elective would be. I hate Biology, so I figure I'll suffer through it for a semester and take Physics and Chem as my two IB courses. I don't NEED Bio, but I figure some framework in all three is nice. |
I'll be starting my last year as an undergrad this fall, and for that semester, I have a relatively thin schedule:
CHI 604 - Accelerated First Year Chinese - for my foreign language credit. I am not too enthused about this because last semester I tried the beginners class and was forced to leave because I know too much for that class level. GEO 371C - Tectonics II - the only geology elective I thought was interesting that was offered this semester. I also like the professor and the subject matter. GRG 334C - Environmental Hazards - The last of my non-geology electives I need for my degree. This class deals with the stuff Discovery Channel will show to garner ratings: natural disasters. M 316 - Elementary Statistical Methods - I could have taken a second geo-elective, but that conflicted with my schedule and I needed something to fill out my schedule, so I thought it might be useful to learn some statistics. Overall, despite 15 credit hours (17 can be taken at most despite pressure to take more classes), my schedule is still rather slim since I don't any labs this coming semester (a first). My MWF ends at 1:00 PM and my TTH ends at 3:30 PM. |
I'm a biology major (pre-med) trying to get my undergrad degree (A.S.) and I'm still in my first year of college. This is what I'm taking this fall:
Nutrition: It's a required course for the school that I'll be transferring to. Anatomy and Physiology: It's required for my degree and I'm looking forward to it. We have to dissect cats and view an autopsy. I'll have a harder time dissecting the cat. American Literature: British Lit wouldn't fit into my schedule. U.S. History Part II: Part 2 to the exciting history of the U.S.! I chose a radical professor that I've had before, so it should be interesting. Psychology: It's required. It might be interesting. |
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Yep, they do. Heres a link to help you out: http://www.erin.utoronto.ca/regcal/WEBGROUP14.html |
I'm a nerd.
I WANT TO GO BACK TO GEORGIA TECH. Tech is the shit for gaming nerds. Second Year as a Comp Media major--as in, I design video games. Calculus III for Computer Science - Math 2605 - Calc I was tough, Calc II was a bitch but I was told that Calc III was easier. Introduction to Computational Media - LCC 2700 - Most of my friends in this major have already taken this class. I haven't because the Language Arts Classes are a prerequisite and I didn't take enough AP testing to earn it. It should be fun though. Intro to Media Studies - LCC 2400 - Another facet to my pursuit for understanding videogames. Objects and Design - CS2340 - One of the harder CS courses... and I barely made it through Java... I'm also supposed to be taking a storyboarding class as well as a Health Class, but I have yet to sign up for those classes due to some rearranging. |
Calc III falls somewhere between Calc I and Calc II. It got a little hairy towards the end, but at least they don't make you do all sorts of stupid-crazy integrals like in II. Or series. *shiver*
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This semester's classes:
Corporate Finance - Some advanced economics course I have to take. Introduction to regression and statistical computing - More intermediate statistics... yay. Mathematical sciences research - In continuation of my summer's research under a professor. At least I'm getting credit hours and free A! Mathematical structure of economic theory - Say what? Shakespeare - Totally going to audit this one. I love auditing humanities type classes since I don't need them to graduate... just taking them for fun. Music theory for non majors - Finally a class that sounds like fun! Ballroom dance - Just because I feel like it. |
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Go Trojan Marching Band! (alto sax) USC. Move course priority upMove course priority down MPVA-141 Class Voice FREN-120 French 1 ACCT-370 External Financial Reporting Issues ACCT-371A Introduction to Accounting Systems ACCT-374 Introduction to Tax Issues BUAD-302T Business Communication for Accountants Though I didn't sign up, I'm also in the marching band. |
Going into my penultimate year of high school next year, finally I get free periods... Subjects I'm taking are as follows:
Biology English language English literature Russian Philosophy Politics I plan on quickly dropping out of politics. I dropped a shitload this year - I no longer do German, design, physics, chemistry, religious studies, etc etc etc, and after eight years I've finally escaped having to do Latin. Yay! |
My final year of high school is comming up, and frankly, I'm glad its going to be over. Lets see, I'm taking:
AP British Literature AP Calc AP C++ Intro to studio Art Civics/Econ Anatomy I dropped band this year because I needed the art class since I'm planning to be majoring in it, but I still do marching band on the side. Go band nerds. |
I will be a junior at The University of Texas at Austin working towards an Electrical and Computer Engineering degree. My courses next semester consist of:
Electromagnetic Engineering Electronic Circuits I Engineering Communications Probablility and Random Processes Solid State Electronic Devices |
Going into sophmore year at the University of Iowa. My freshman year was very nearly a disaster (the most important things I learned was that I don't want to major in anything related to computers, economics, or politics, and that everyone who lives in Mayflower dorm is a jerk), but at least I'm finally getting into more interesting classes. And not living in Mayflower. ^_^
http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/8020/scheduleqd9.gif To decode, I'm taking first year Japanese, Educational Psychology and Measurement, The Foundations of Communication, Accelerated Rhetoric, and a one-hour Conversational Chinese class. Educational Psychology and Measurement and The Foundations of Communication are two of the basic courses in what the University considers a teaching/education track, and the latter also fits in with journalism, which I have some interest in. Like all college students, I'm being forced to take Accelerated Rhetoric...don't ask why I didn't take it freshman year like everyone else, because I don't have a good answer. Japanese and Conversational Chinese should be self-explanatory, and I needed a one-hour course to fill in my schedule anyways. |
I dropped out of high school in April, so I'll be taking the GED test in August. I could already have it by now, but I didn't have any photo ID for the July test. Then it's off to community college for two years, and then I'll transfer to a four-year school where I can get a bachelor's degree in music composition or American Literature. Since I still have to save up for college and learn how to drive, I'll have plenty of time to choose one or the other, I suppose.
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Will finally be starting college at the University of Colorado after taking a year off after High School. Should be good, I'll be an Aerospace Engineering major with the following course list for fall:
AIR1010 - Foundations of the USAF I (With Lab) APPM1350 - Calculus 1 For Engineers ASTR1010 - Intro to Astronomy (With Lab) PHIL1000 - Intro to Philosophy (Had to take a sociology elective..) |
I start my first year toward earning my MBA/MPP this semester at Pepperdine University (I have a BA in Information Technology). luckily I did very well on my GMAT so I'm able to avoid taking 5 of the core courses. So this semester it is:
Strategic Analysis and Decision Making Technology and Operations Management Information Resources and Technology Accounting for Decision Makers Theories and Models of Organizations I haven't decided on the hours I'm going to be able to take these courses so I do not have the actual course numbers and times yet. I'm rather nervous though. From what I understand this program is far from easy and a lot of material is thrown at you very quickly. |
I was gonna go to my Senior year of highschool next month, but i decided to finish it during the summer. Yay! I hate this summer school tho, the good thing is i only got like a month left, then i will be freeeeee.
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On topic, I'm starting my Freshamn year of college this fall, and I'm taking these classes:
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Senior Year @ Umass Amherst as an Accounting & Information Systems Major.
Taking Advance Federal Taxes Financial Reporting II Honors Senior Thesis Oceanography Cost Accounting :edgarrock: |
In the fall.. I AM WORKING XD (suckers haw haw!)
But I just finished up my classes at U-Waterloo for Enviro Engineering for first year :p blahh *goes back to studying* |
I'll be going into my third year of Chemical and Bioengineering at McMaster University. Two more years of torture to follow suit.
As for the courses I'm taking this fall, they are: BIOLOGY 2EE3 - Introduction to Microbiology and Biotechnology CHEM 2E03 - Introductory Organic Chemistry CHEM ENG 3D03 - Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics CHEM ENG 3M04 - Mass Transfer and Stagewise Operations CHEM ENG 3O04 - Fluid Mechanics HTH SCI 2L03 - Anatomy and Physiology I: Communication And no, I have no idea what half of these mean. :( |
I've got holidays at the moment but when they end, I'll start 12th grade at a German Gymnasium (which is the highest school type in Germany and has nothing to do with the gymnasium you do sports at).
My timetable looks like this: even weeks: Monday (starting at 9.40am): Maths, Politics, Ethics Tuesday (starting at 7.50am): Economics, English, German, Sports Wednesday (starting at 7.50am): Music, Politics, English, Physics Thursday (" " " "): Physics, Maths, Economics Friday (" " " "): Philosophy, English, Politics odd weeks: Monday (starting at 9.40am): Maths, Politics, Ethics Tuesday (starting at 7.50am): Economics, English, German, Sports Wednesday (starting at 7.50am): Music, Politics, Philosophy, German Thursday (" " " "): Physics, Maths, Music Friday (" " " "): Philosophy, English, Maths One lesson consists of two periods à 45 minutes with a 5-minute break between them; there's a 15-minute break after every lesson. My major subjects are English, Politics and Maths. |
I have 1 more year to finish my Musical Performance degree. I will be finishing most of my music courses this fall semester, but have to take a ton of electives. I fortunately finished all of my Music Theory classes. The classes that I have to take during the fall are:
-Conducting -Ear Training -Performance -Choir -Guitar Ensemble -Guitar Lessons -Piano Tech -Math -History Man, only a month left to sleep and play massive amounts of video games. I grow sadder each day that nears the first day of classes. |
ha, I grow happier each day school draws near because i'll be able to finially sleep in. Right now, i get up at 6:00am to get to my 7:00am helpdesk job. But once classes start, nothing before noon. It's gonna be a good semester.
But man, you achievers are putting me down, man. Evidently I choose to major in Slacker, cause I don't have to really work on anything, like studying or math problems. Technially I'm an English major at Elon University (you don't know where it is, for serious) with a concentration in Creative Writing, which can mean whatever you want it to mean. I also am kinda, maybe in some unofficial capacity, a digital art minor. But that's just for shits and giggles. and, as the orginial post requests, my schedule is something like, evenly spaced afternoon's during the week, Senior Seminar (where we are studying Dicken's Great Expectations with onely one other male student) DigiArt III in a brand new building, Psycology 111 (because the English major is so slack, they tell me to take these filler courses and this is the last one i need) and Scriptwriting, which could be kinda cool, execpt I'll have to hang out with Communications majors, who are all deuchebags. I will also be studying the fine art of sleeping in and doing as little as possible for as long as i can, which is growing less and less (this college thing was supposed to last me for a while after highschool...) |
How come from my point of view, even the high school subjects look difficult? It almost makes me feel sorry for my bro who just started 9th grade.
I'm having fun here in med proper: Exams every week, minor tests every day, draining dissections from 8-5 at the cadaver lab, and the biochem professor from hell. Seriously, I'm having fun. Surprisingly I'm happier here than when I took biology in undergrad. Subjects: Histology Gross Anatomy Community Medicine Bioethics Biochemistry Perspectives of Medicine. first years have crappy classes. The only interesting thing is that we get to play with scalpels and fiddle with our dead guy while eating crackers and cheese beside him. Yummy! |
Senior year of highschool. This will be much fun (not).
I haven't gotten my schedule but my classes should look like this: Academics: Pre-Calculus 1 (winter) / 2 (spring) English 7 (winter) / Creative Writing Honors (spring) Government (winter) / Economy? (spring) Health (winter) / weight training (spring) Studio: Music History Beginning Guitar (spring?) Voice 6 (Spring) / Voice 7 (winter) Senior Chorus Tests: Math B Regents U.S. History Regents Japanese SAT2 U.S. History SAT2 Normal SAT w/ essay JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency TesT) Level 3 I really regret choosing to be a music major right about now, since I no longer really have anything to do with music, and I don't even really sing much anymore. Such a waste of time but whatever. |
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I'm going back to college now and changing my major to Programming from Networking, which I (purposely) bombed. After this I plan to take at least one or two classes (like English or Chem) via Distance Learning to redeem myself and get back to learning. My semester will be filled with strictly programming classes since I've finished all the non-programming requirements from my previous year. Maybe I'll squeeze in a photography or typography class if possible. |
I'm hitting my second year, and right now I'm a Political Science major. In other words, I'm a tool.
I'm going to be taking only four classes this semester, and none of them are really relevant (except for Econ):
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My semester is almost over. It wasn't as great as I was hoping, I kind of slacked off in one class forcing me to take an extension, an incomplete if you will and I had a math class which I deplore. I thought I had taken my math minimum but no. I don't mind math really, it's just at the higher level, it's precalculus if you want to know and then laugh, I get foggy eyed and just stop caring.
My new semster, which starts in about a month, will consist of Vietnam Era, Music Theory, and three projects and one internship. So this time it's pretty much just work to help beef up my portfolio before I graduate which will hopefully be after the Fall semester ends. |
I'm starting my freshman year in college in a few weeks. I'm going to try to take it a easy my first semester so I'm only taking four courses
APMA 111 (Calculus II) CHEM 151 (Chemistry plus labs) ECON 201 (Economics also with labs) ENGR 162 (Introduction to Engineering another class with a lab) |
Fall semester for me starts on August 23rd. Senior year at North Carolina State. Kinda frightened about going out into the real world when I finish, but it was bound to happen eventually. My official degree title is Business Management - Information Technology Concentration. Kinda like a MIS degree but the main focus is the business side.
Fall lineup: BUS 305 - Legal and Regulatory Environment BUS 360 - Marketing Management BUS 370 - Operations Management BUS 440 - Database Management ENG 332 - Communication for Business and Management PE 102 - Fitness Walking Waitlisted: PE 256 - Racquetball I'm trying to take two PE courses because I have an issue with one class I took as a freshman and I have to take a one hour course to substitute for it. Should be a decent semester. I finished up my German courses last spring so I don't have that to worry about. All i'm focused on is doing my best and trying to make this the 4th semester in a row I achieve a 4.0 |
I started school two weeks ago and have finished 4 classes. My remaining "schedule" continues as follows:
PT140 Post Production Sound [8 hours] PT104 Mixers, VTR’s, Patch bays [16 hours] PT201 Pro Tools Production Essentials (TE) [16 hours] PT111 Intro To Pro Tools Plug-ins and Effects [16 hours] PT221 Sound Recording Concepts & Techniques [16 hours] PT222 5.1 Surround Sound Mixing [16 hours] PT210M Music Production Techniques (TE) [24 hours] PT211 Pro Tools Studio Session [16 hours] PT210P Post Production Techniques (TE) [16 hours] PT225 Editing Sound Effects [16 hours] PT235 Editing Backgrounds [16 hours] PT255 The Craft of Music Editing for Post Production [16 hours] This lasts me until the 18th of December. Then Video Symphony takes a two week break and gives everyone their next mess of a schedule. Also, I didn't include labs, because I don't know when I'll be scheduling them, but I will have 180 hours worth of that in there too. |
Sophomore year of high school for me. The classes are:
AP Calculus BC English II AP Chemistry AP European History AP Computer Science Latin III Much more work than last year, especially when I was trying to get in some relaxation before the hell that is sophomore/junior year at my school :( |
I'm still in denial about the end of summer, but here are my classes:
Western History: 1800's-Present Forensics Natural Science Rhetorical Criticism (Capstone :1zhelp: ) Playwriting I'm a Junior in college and only one and 1/4 relate to my major. The rest are general requirements (which is impossible to finish within 2 years b/c you have to be a junior or senior in order to get into some of the courses) and one is an elective class. I know it doesn't look like a lot, but all are 4 hour credit classes except for one that lasts an hour a week (Forensics practice). Plus, I am working a 15 hour and 5 hour shift for my technical office and newspaper and there's also the three competitions I have to attend in Forensics and preparing for my semester in Sunderland. Yeah, I'm sure I'm leaving something out and that's why I'm still in denial. |
I attend the University of Houston; currently majoring in Electrical Power Engineering Technology. It's my last year of college, and I'm done with all my labs. I have three courses left, but this last semester is going to be tough. For the first time, I'll be working full time with school at night. I don't know how i'm gonna do it. Have mercy on my grades. I'm gonna do my best. School hasn't started yet, and I already feel stressed out!
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College starts up in a couple of weeks time...and I've got to start applying for university as soon as I go back...
I go to Greenhead College(voted best public college in one newspaper), and my A-Levels are Maths, Further Maths and Physics... I really, really love Maths...I've done the full A-Level Maths Course in one year(it normally takes two years and the Further Maths AS/A Level starts this year). Matrices aren't as fun as they sound...imaginery numbers own Matrices... Anyhoo, here's my timetable... Monday to Thursday start at 8:45 and finish at 15:55, lessons are 70 minutes long... Monday: Free, Free, Maths, Physics, Maths Tuesday: Free, Maths, Free, Free, Physics Wednesday: Maths, Maths, Free (Day ends at 12:35) Thursday: Maths, Free, Physics, Free, Free On Friday, each lesson is 60 minutes long, so we have six lessons... Friday: Physics, Free, Tutorial, Maths, Maths, Free. I have loads of frees after dropping Economics, although a large number of those will be spent in Maths Help, like most Monday 2nd(doing homework for next lesson) and then me and some friends will normally stay in the Maths room over dinner break after our first Maths lesson... |
How do some of you already have Spring? I've only got my fall sched-
English Comp I (Theme- Mind vs. Media) College Algebra Understanding Relations (Book- Marriage, Families, and Intimate Relationships) Intro to Sociology (eLearning) |
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In my orientation binder is a general education sheet with a list of classes you need (some where it says "history choose 2" and lists 6 different courses) All of those come off that for General Ed. But I haven't quite figured out a major yet. I wouldn't mind being a gyno but going to school for ALL those years... I don't know if I have the patience... I could major in Math... I'm great in that and teach... but I dunno yet.
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I'll begin Cegep this august 28, i'm going in the Fine Arts program. I already did 1 year in it, but I stop for like 1year because I wasn't sure what I wanted. Now I want to go in 3D animation, so I'll finish my DEC in Fine Arts (I still have 2 years to do >.>) andafter that do an intensive year in 3D animation probably at N.A.D. center (national animation and design center) or at the Ubisoft campus
I still don't have my schedule (will have it this Sunday) but I have only 11hours of school this session because I already some class, so it will be relax this session ^^ |
looking forward to this semester /sarcasm between work and school I'm going to be busy as hell. thankfully half my classes are online at least.
I'm taking internet web pages, advanced html, my second required english class, and network security. |
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