Just for kicks.....what is your next semester schedule?

Godislove94 · Jun 20, 2015

For 16 credits total I have:

Applied Clarinet Lessons, 1 hr. (4)
Music Theory III (4)
Music History I (3)
Class Piano I (2)
World Civilizations: Japan (2)
Symphonic or Concert Band (1)
Woodwind Studio (0)
Clarinet Studio (0)
Recital Attendance (0)--Credit/No Credit/

You guys?

bhayes · Jun 20, 2015

your taking 9 courses in one semester?

Godislove94 · Jun 20, 2015

6 technically. Clarinet studio and lessons are rolled together and listed on my schedule as one class. The studio meets once a week and all you do is listen to other clarinetist perform and give feedback. Occasionally our teacher will give a lecture on something clarinet related. Woodwind studio is like clarinet studio in that it's rolled together with student recital and all you do is listen to people play, but in there you don't give feedback. Recital attendance is going to x number of performances a semester for attendance credit....not really sure why.

RileyG · Jun 21, 2015

On top of my head I know I am taking: History of Christianity, Experimental Methods, Spanish, Jesus the Christ, The Old Testament, and Mixed Choir. I have 17 total credits. i will probably take many psych courses during the 2016 spring semester.

Ada Lovelace · Jun 29, 2015

The university I'll be attending is on the quarter system, and we start in late September rather than in August as most with semester terms do, so course enrollment for the autumn term hasn't begun yet. I have already submitted my choices for a special program all first-year students at my school are required to participate in called Thinking Matters. It's designed to help us transition from high school to college by challenging us to examine our perceptions and the way we interact with the world, to expose us to new ideas, and to make conceptional connections across various disciplines, all so we can hopefully strengthen our academic decision-making skills. I chose a residential program called ITALICS (Immersion in the Arts: Living in Culture):

ITALIC is a new residence-based program built around a series of big questions about the historical, critical and practical purposes of art and its unique capacities for intellectual creativity, communication, and expression. This year-long program fosters close exchanges among faculty, students and guest artists and scholars in class, over meals and during excursions to arts events. We trace the challenges that works of art have presented to categories of knowledge -- history, politics, culture, science, medicine, law -- by turning reality upside-down or inside-out, or just by altering one's perspective on the world. The arts become a model for engaging with problem-solving: uncertainty and ambiguity confront art makers and viewers all the time; artworks are experiments that work by different sets of rules. Students will begin to understand and use the arts to create new frameworks for exploring our (and others') experience.

We additionally choose courses in the THINK series, and have writing requirements, mandatory freshman seminars, and this other set of GE requirements called Ways of Thinking / Ways of Doing. It's sort of exhilarating but is a bit more of a complicated process that I think most colleges have for their first-year students. We do have this cool program that helps us to map everything out, in addition to having advisors and other forms of guidance. I'll post more about my schedule when I sort it out.

The Conductor · Jul 4, 2015

Assuming everything works out, Greek Directed Study, God and Evil, 1 Samuel, Literary Criticism, and my Thesis.

seashale76 · Jul 17, 2015

Childbearing Family Nursing- class and clinical
Nursing Leadership and Management- class
Child Health Nursing- class and clinical
Global Health Care Issues, Systems, and Policies- class

Gnarwhal · Jul 24, 2015

Intro to Communication
Principles of Communication Design
Writing for Electronic Media
Media Aesthetics
Intro to Photo Composition & Digital Imaging

seashale76 · Jul 24, 2015

Darth Bagel said:
Intro to Photo Composition & Digital Imaging

This sounds like a good class. I bet you'll enjoy it.

AphroditeGoneAwry · Jul 24, 2015

I am going to kick off seminary with an exciting and mandatory graduate writing course. Probably in October, after my move is complete.

Cactus Jack · Jul 25, 2015

COMM-1020-Public Speaking (3 cr.)
ENGL-2010-I forget, something about writing (3 cr.)
GNST-1060-General Studies (1 cr.)
PE-1096-Fitness & wellness (1 cr.)
PSY-1010-Intro to Psychology (3 cr.)
SOC-1010-Concepts of Sociology (3 cr.)
Total 14 credits.
All the courses I wanted and WHEN I wanted! SuuhhhhhWEET...Baby!

Ciarafaith33 · Jul 25, 2015

Intro to Psychology
Film Appreciation
Medical Terminology
Sign Language

WirSindBettler · Jul 26, 2015

Basic German I
Methods and Approaches in the Study of Religion
The Ten Commandments
Indigenous Religions among the Native Peoples of North America

Jonah L · Aug 3, 2015

CPHI 101 - Intro to Philosophy (3 units)
CMTH 101 - Core Math (3 Units)
GRE 101 - Greek 1 (4 Units)
CHE 221 - Chemistry 1 (4 units)
INT 100 - Freshman Seminar (2 Units)
Plus I'll be on the Forensics Team

- Jonah

Ada Lovelace · Aug 31, 2015

My college doesn't start until the third week of September, so there's a very strong possibility I'll revise my schedule again but this is what I've got planned right now.

Autumn Quarter -
ITALIC 91: Immersion in the Arts: Living in Culture, 4 units
THINK 23: The Cancer Problem: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention, 4 units
HUMBIO 2A: Genetics, Evolution, and Ecology, 5 units
HUMBIO 2B: Culture, Evolution, and Society, 5 units
MUSIC 170: Collaborative Piano, 1 unit
PE 99: Sailing, Advanced Beginning, 1 unit

Winter Quarter -
THINK 44: Belief, 4 units
FRENCH 131: Absolutism, Enlightenment, and Revolution in 17th- and 18th-Century France, 4 units
RELIGST 26: The Bible and its Interpreters, 4 units
PUBLPOL 201: Politics and Public Policy, 5 units
MUSIC 124A: Songwriters Workshop, 1 unit

Spring Quarter -
PHIL 73: Collective Action Problems: Ethics, Politics, & Culture, 3 units
PHIL 131W: Kant's Theory of Law and Justice, seminar, 1 unit
PHIL 71Q: Emerging Issues in Neuroethics, 3 units
ILAC 242: Poetry Workshop in Spanish, 3 units
THINK 48: Reading the Body: How Medicine and Culture Define the Self, 4 units
THINK 12: Century of Violence, 4 units
PE 32: Boot Camp

How many units / hours do you take per quarter / semester at your school? The minimum at my school is 12 units and the maximum is 20.

seashale76 · Sep 1, 2015

Artemis97 said:
How many units / hours do you take per quarter / semester at your school? The minimum at my school is 12 units and the maximum is 20.

Nursing has set courses. I'm told what to sign up for each semester. For example, last semester I took five classes for 17 credits (units), which included 252 required clinical hours. This semester I'm taking six classes for 14 credits, which includes 86 clinical hours. Next semester I'll have 294 clinical hours and four classes for 14 class credits. Then I'll have to pass the NCLEX-RN in order to get licensed.

MissRowy · Sep 7, 2015

seashale76 said:
Childbearing Family Nursing- class and clinical
Nursing Leadership and Management- class
Child Health Nursing- class and clinical
Global Health Care Issues, Systems, and Policies- class

I'm doing a Bachelor of Nursing myself and next semester will include:
PPE3 Professional Practice Experience 3
HV1 Human Variations 1
Mental Health and Well-being 2
And Medical Surgical Nursing 1

Ada Lovelace · Mar 29, 2016

Stanfordella said:
My college doesn't start until the third week of September, so there's a very strong possibility I'll revise my schedule again but this is what I've got planned right now.

Autumn Quarter -
ITALIC 91: Immersion in the Arts: Living in Culture, 4 units
THINK 23: The Cancer Problem: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention, 4 units
HUMBIO 2A: Genetics, Evolution, and Ecology, 5 units
HUMBIO 2B: Culture, Evolution, and Society, 5 units
MUSIC 170: Collaborative Piano, 1 unit
PE 99: Sailing, Advanced Beginning, 1 unit

Winter Quarter -
THINK 44: Belief, 4 units
FRENCH 131: Absolutism, Enlightenment, and Revolution in 17th- and 18th-Century France, 4 units
RELIGST 26: The Bible and its Interpreters, 4 units
PUBLPOL 201: Politics and Public Policy, 5 units
MUSIC 124A: Songwriters Workshop, 1 unit

Spring Quarter -
PHIL 73: Collective Action Problems: Ethics, Politics, & Culture, 3 units
PHIL 131W: Kant's Theory of Law and Justice, seminar, 1 unit
PHIL 71Q: Emerging Issues in Neuroethics, 3 units
ILAC 242: Poetry Workshop in Spanish, 3 units
THINK 48: Reading the Body: How Medicine and Culture Define the Self, 4 units
THINK 12: Century of Violence, 4 units
PE 32: Boot Camp

How many units / hours do you take per quarter / semester at your school? The minimum at my school is 12 units and the maximum is 20.

Oh my gosh. I'm laughing so hard at the September version of myself who was such an overenthusiastic little newbie. I wrote that weeks before the autumn quarter even began! I completely rearranged my schedule once I met with my advisor. My school has specific General Education Breadth Requirements, and most of my classes this year are fulfilling the ones I still need after transferring in AP and dual enrollment credits.

This quarter I'm taking:
. The Science of Politics
. Biosecurity and Bioterrorism Response
. How to think about the Charlie Hebdo Attacks: Political, Social, and Cultural Contexts
. Human Behavioral Biology
. Dance, Movement and Medicine: Immersion in Dance for Parkinson Disease (1 unit)
. Introducing Ockham & His Razor: Mind & Metaphysics, Logic, Epistemology & Ethics (weekend seminar)
. Individual Work, Drawing and Painting

Bananagator · Mar 30, 2016

A whole bunch of technical electives and, hopefully if everything works out, research for my thesis.
I should probably get on actually scheduling stuff though

Cimorene · Apr 3, 2016

Stanfordella said:
Oh my gosh. I'm laughing so hard at the September version of myself who was such an overenthusiastic little newbie. I wrote that weeks before the autumn quarter even began! I completely rearranged my schedule once I met with my advisor. My school has specific General Education Breadth Requirements, and most of my classes this year are fulfilling the ones I still need after transferring in AP and dual enrollment credits.

This quarter I'm taking:
. The Science of Politics
. Biosecurity and Bioterrorism Response
. How to think about the Charlie Hebdo Attacks: Political, Social, and Cultural Contexts
. Human Behavioral Biology
. Dance, Movement and Medicine: Immersion in Dance for Parkinson Disease (1 unit)
. Introducing Ockham & His Razor: Mind & Metaphysics, Logic, Epistemology & Ethics (weekend seminar)
. Individual Work, Drawing and Painting

What do you study in human behavioral biology?

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