NEXT SEMESTER CLASSES

[LCK]

General Sociology (starts 1/13/2011)   
Intro to Anthropology (starts 1/13/2011)   
U.S. History II (starts 1/13/2011)   
World Geography (starts 1/13/2011)   
World History II (starts 1/13/2011)

That sounds incredibly boring

[Commander Fuckass]

That sounds incredibly boring

ok

[LCK]

ok

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[Commander Fuckass]

ok

SPOILER: COLLEGE ISNT MEANT TO BE FUN

[LCK]

SPOILER: COLLEGE ISNT MEANT TO BE FUN

that's why i don't go to college, i go to collage
where all the classes are fun

[Commander Fuckass]

that's why i don't go to college, i go to collage
where all the classes are fun

sign me up 

[LCK]

sign me up 

it's not up to me


its up to the conch

[ncba93ivyase]

some maths, nihongo, some shitty astronomy class for the gen ed bullshit, and english composition for more gen ed shit

I need a Java class that only covers extreme basics in order to move to the next level of courses in my major, but I can't because dumbasses filled up the class and I can't squeeze in. I'll try to take a theater class instead, if I can.

[Selkie]

SPOILER: COLLEGE ISNT MEANT TO BE FUN

No, the CLASSES aren't meant to be fun.


Lawlz, whats your major

[Socks]

No, the CLASSES aren't meant to be fun.

the classes are meant to be fun, doing the menial assigned work isn't fun, which is why i don't. college itself is a manure fest, where you compete with complete poop heads.

[burzumfan420]

i learned a lot from college but i feel like you got to do a lot of unnecessary shit to get a degree

[the shortest route to the sea]

PHYS111 - Magnetism, Electricity, Thermodynamics (4.0 credits)
MUTH231 - Theory II (3.0 credits)
MUTH102 - Aural Skills II (1.0 credit)
MATH231 - Multivariable Calculus (3.0 credits) (lol repeat)
ENGL237 - Joyce's Ulysses (2.0 credits) (1/2 semester)
ENGL245 - Beckett's Plays (2.0 credits) (1/2 semester)
Credit-Bearing Piano Lessons
EXCO??? - Sound Design (0 credits)

Shoot myself in my joyous mouth!

[??????]

PHYS111 - Magnetism, Electricity, Thermodynamics (4.0 credits)
MUTH231 - Theory II (3.0 credits)
MUTH102 - Aural Skills II (1.0 credit)
MATH231 - Multivariable Calculus (3.0 credits) (lol repeat)
ENGL237 - Joyce's Ulysses (2.0 credits) (1/2 semester)
ENGL245 - Beckett's Plays (2.0 credits) (1/2 semester)
Credit-Bearing Piano Lessons
EXCO??? - Sound Design (0 credits)

Shoot myself in my joyous mouth!

eeee, so would I with that magnetism-related course
anything beyond normal physics strikes me with insecurity  

Courses:
Online: Anthropology
Online: Aging & Mental Health
(I took online classes so I can have maximum time to myself)
Chemistry II
Criminal Psychopathology
Child Psychology

CLEP (Great thing about these is I get credits, and can take the exam anytime I want):
American Literature
English Literature
Humanities
Spanish I & II
Human Growth and Development
Introduction to Educational Psychology
Introductory Sociology
Principles of Microeconomics
Social Sciences and History
History of the United States II: 1865 to the Present
Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648
Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present
Biology
College Algebra
Natural Sciences
Financial Accounting

Other:
I decided to take lessons in art external to my school, since anything not related to my major would not be counted. I found a very spirited studio where they teach students painting and promote self-growth--a combination I haven't seen with many art instructors. I'd be starting somewhere in the late spring, since classes are very long and I can't sign up for the winter sessions, but I'm excited as fuck because they're very in-tune with nature.
[spoiler]This is how the summer classes look like:

Indoors:


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[Selkie]

Other:
I decided to take lessons in art external to my school, since anything not related to my major would not be counted. I found a very spirited studio where they teach students painting and promote self-growth--a combination I haven't seen with many art instructors. I'd be starting somewhere in the late spring, since classes are very long and I can't sign up for the winter sessions, but I'm excited as fuck because they're very in-tune with nature.
[spoiler]This is how the summer classes look like:

Indoors:


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That looks AWESUM.

Also, whats your major and how are you taking so many classes

[Thyme]

ENGL237 - Joyce's Ulysses (2.0 credits) (1/2 semester)

I knew those existed, but classes about a single work of literature have always still been somewhat of a myth to me.