Next Semester's Classes

My classes will start at the end of the month. Will be taking psychology, criminology, sociology and communication science. Still considering sesotho. Rather excited, finishing my bachelor's degree this year! Good luck to everyone else! Hope it will be a great study year!

 

My classes start on the 23rd. I'm taking sanitation, hospitality 101, communication, and physiology. Hopefully I will have learned my lesson and actually do my work.

 

My winter break ended this week, so I'm back to school now, but I'm taking:

Wellness & Health
Social Dimensions of Language
Criminal Profiling
Criminal Justice Management
Probation and Parole
American Constitutional Law

 

Statistics
Mathematical Structures and Reasoning
Statistical Physics
Quantum Physics II
General Relativity

Aaawwwh yeah.

 

My classes started two weeks ago.
Honors/English
Intermediate Spanish
Introductory Chinese

 

Research Methods
Abnormal Psychology
History and Systems of Psychology
Introduction to American Sign Language

 

Media writing
Videography basics 1 and 2
Human sexuality
7 ideas that shook the universe
and US history formative period.

 

Research Methods
Family Problems and Social Change

I only take part-time classes... I get better grades and I don't have to have health insurance (weird requirement at my school: full time students must have health insurance. I can't afford it).

 

Right now I'm taking Introduction to Meteorology for January Term, then I have choir tour to Colorado, then Spring Term starts in February. I'm taking:

Music Theory IV
Ear Training IV
Music History I: Antiquity-1750
Introduction to Music Education
Educational Psychology
and private voice lessons and choir

 

Advanced Poetry Workshop
Critical Reasoning
General Psychology
Intro to Behavioral Analysis

 

My classes started last week. I've got:

World History to 1815
World History since 1815
19th Century European History
General Psychology

 

Sequences, Series, and Multivariable Calculus
Engineering Physics I
Lab for Engineering Physics I
Principles of Chemistry II
Statics (and no, I don't mean statistics )

All technical/quantitative courses. I've never had this before, so it should be interesting.

 

Even though I posted this in the other thread:

Ethics in Psychology
Careers & Professional Skills in Psychology
Theories of Personality
Fundamentals of the WWW
Diversity of Life

All of the classes except Diversity of Life (a watered down Biology course) are my major classes.

 

East Asian Civilizations
Fourth Year Japanese II
Elements of Phonology
Translation Theory & Practice
Translation in European Union (A prep course for a summer study abroad program that I might not be able to go to. You don't necessarily have to study abroad at the end of the course and the class will still count as credit towards my certificate regardless so I may or may not drop the class.)

 

My classes start on monday. And we have trimesters instead of semesters.

Anatomy 1
Histology + Lab
Medical Ethics
Anthropology
Total Quality Management
Cooking

 

unfortunately i didn't pass some of my classes last semester so i have to retake them. so I'm taking

philosophy
modeling with algebra
greek mythology
italian

 

My classes started monday.

Archeology-Bioanthropology
Beginning Japanese II
Intro to Forensic Anthropology
Intro to Genetics
Statistical Methods
Ancient Empires
Symphony Band

 

Spring semester started on Monday for me.

Intermediate Managerial Accounting
Intermediate Financial Accounting II
Business Administration
Management of Organizations
Principles of Marketing
Supply Chain Management

Very business-centered this semester. The thing I really like is that in my upper-level accounting classes, and even some of my other classes, there is the same general group of people. After a couple of years of a lot of huge lecture hall classes where you were lucky to know even just a couple people, it's nice to have smaller classes where you at least know the names of most people.