What classes will you be taking next semester?

sweetlambofgod · Jan 3, 2005

love4jesus said:
Awesome! You must love working with children. What is your major? I remember when I worked at a day care center for the preschoolers. I was a care taker except I didn't watch the kids. I ended up cleaning but it helped the teachers out a lot. Children are so curious and funny.

yup i love children and I'm in Early childhood Education I wnat to work in a daycare I sub in one right now and love it.

MarLoc · Jan 3, 2005

Anatomy and Physiology
Psychology
Chemistry
English

Who thought to put A & P and Chemistry in the same semester? That means 6 hours worth of lab. This is gonna be another long semester. Excuse me while I get as much sleep as I possibly can the rest of winter break. good night.

Love&Pain · Jan 3, 2005

MarLoc said:
Anatomy and Physiology
Psychology
Chemistry
English

Who thought to put A & P and Chemistry in the same semester? That means 6 hours worth of lab. This is gonna be another long semester. Excuse me while I get as much sleep as I possibly can the rest of winter break. good night.

Wow! That is a lot of work! Chemistry, English, and Anatomy and Physiology together? You must be a dedicated and hard working student. Taking all those classes in one semester would cause me to be stressed and exhausted. You will be in my prayers. I give you credit for taking all those classes. May God give you strength and the encouragement to do well this coming semester. Good night.

oncewaslost · Jan 7, 2005

for jan term (kinda like a summer term but lasts the month of january ), i'm taking:

pre-cal
concepts of fitness and health

let me tell you, 4 hours of math a day is a little much. for spring semester, i'm taking:

biblical perspectives
western global perspectives
early american to 1874 (or something like that)
astronomy + the lab

Marinus · Jan 8, 2005

Art
Women's Studies
Academic Writing
Liberal Education

R.James · Jan 8, 2005

US History
New Testament Intro
Vector Calculus
Circuit Analysis + Lab
Control Systems
Senior Project

john14v6 · Jan 8, 2005

R.James said:
US History
New Testament Intro
Vector Calculus
Circuit Analysis + Lab
Control Systems
Senior Project

Circuit Analysis huh...*shakes head* you are a brave man

tamtam92 · Jan 8, 2005

Hopefully i'll be taking computational physics !!! I'm so happy, the syllabus looks really interesting, and besides, the course is in english, it'll be quite interesting to try that experience !
I'll also be taking Human-Machine Interface (hopefully). these two are my electives, 4 hours per week each. I don't really know what are the other classes, lol.

Love&Pain · Jan 8, 2005

oncewaslost said:
for jan term (kinda like a summer term but lasts the month of january ), i'm taking:

pre-cal
concepts of fitness and health

let me tell you, 4 hours of math a day is a little much. for spring semester, i'm taking:

biblical perspectives
western global perspectives
early american to 1874 (or something like that)
astronomy + the lab

Cool, I didn't know that there is a lab for astronomy. My brother is taking pre-calculus right now in high school. I told him it is better to take it in high school. In college, you only have a semester to learn the all the equations where in high school, you have a full year. Have fun in school this year and don't overwork yourself. College is stressful! Continue to work hard and seek God's will for your life.

Love&Pain · Jan 8, 2005

tamtam92 said:
Hopefully i'll be taking computational physics !!! I'm so happy, the syllabus looks really interesting, and besides, the course is in english, it'll be quite interesting to try that experience !
I'll also be taking Human-Machine Interface (hopefully). these two are my electives, 4 hours per week each. I don't really know what are the other classes, lol.

What do you cover in computational physics? I am happy to go back to school on Monday! I rather be learning something then to be bored at home. What is human-machine interface? It sounds as though you have an interesting schedule, indeed. lol, you are funny because you don't know what other classes you are taking. As long as you remember when you go back to school. Be blessed!

Misnomer · Jan 8, 2005

French
Physics and lab
Medical Mycology
Public Health Lab

Pope Gonzo · Jan 9, 2005

Business Finance
Network Administration
Microcomputer Applications for the Small Business
Database and HTML
Business Communications
German Civilization

18 credits of 300-level classes = not fun.

PaladinValer · Jan 9, 2005

International Politics (200 level)
History of Nazi Germany (300 level)
Christian Thought (history class) (200 level)
Mexican History since 1850 (400 level - graduate class)

okiemommy26 · Jan 9, 2005

Like your classes PaladinValer. Those would be interesting to take.

PaladinValer · Jan 10, 2005

I'm only taking one Grad Class because I'd like to both 1) ease into the program and 2) raise my GPA at Geneseo (My GPA at a previous college was a 3.67 roughly; averaged out, I think I got a 3, but I believe I can up that a bit more).

After this semester, I'll transfer and totally engross myself in a MAT program, thus earning my MA in History and my MA in Teaching in as little as a year and a half (not including this upcoming semester, so make it 2 short years).

okiemommy26 · Jan 10, 2005

So you are going after a masters degree in teaching and history. I plan on getting a masters and then a phd down the road.

PaladinValer · Jan 10, 2005

Yep; that's the general plan. After I'm finished with Graduate studies, I'll begin my discernment process at my parish. If all goes well, I'll start yet another educational program for my MA in Divinity .

And if chance takes me, perhaps a PhD in History eventually. One never knows

okiemommy26 · Jan 10, 2005

Sounds like a plan lol. I just decided today that I'm going to double major in Biblical Studies.

Love&Pain · Jan 10, 2005

PaladinValer said:
I'm only taking one Grad Class because I'd like to both 1) ease into the program and 2) raise my GPA at Geneseo (My GPA at a previous college was a 3.67 roughly; averaged out, I think I got a 3, but I believe I can up that a bit more).

After this semester, I'll transfer and totally engross myself in a MAT program, thus earning my MA in History and my MA in Teaching in as little as a year and a half (not including this upcoming semester, so make it 2 short years).

I wish I could say the same about my GPA. I didn't do to good last semester. I got an "A" in reading, a "C" in English 100 because I blew off our last essay, a "W" in Intermediate Algebra and an "F" in History because I didn't take a test that was worth 30% of my grade. :o Last semester was stressful. My grandfather passed away and I wasn't use to the workload. Is there still hope for me? Of course there is. I need to apply myself more and seek help when needed. Last semester, I had a problem with wanting to come on the internet instead of doing my homework. I pray that this semester goes better. I feel like a failure right now. I have not failed yet because I haven't quit. I hope I do better this year or else it will be hard for me to transfer.

Love&Pain · Jan 10, 2005

okiemommy26 said:
Sounds like a plan lol. I just decided today that I'm going to double major in Biblical Studies.

how do you find the strength or time to commit yourself to so much work? I've never been good at taking a lot of classes at once. To me, 4 classes is enough. I wish I had the stamina and drive to take more though. Biblical studies is a great major to take part in. I am sure you will do well in everything you do.

What classes will you be taking next semester?

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