What classes are you taking???

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These are the Psychology classes I still need to take:

PSYC 2750: Introduction to Measurement and Statistics
PSYC 2825: Introduction to Research Methods
PSYC 3550: History, Philosophy and Systems of Psychology
PSYC 4900: Senior Seminar
PSYC 3800: Introduction to Experimental Psychology
PSYC 3850: Sensory and Perceptual Processes
PSYC 3610: Independent Reading Course (1-5 Cr)
PSYC 4610: Advanced Independent Reading Course (1-5 Cr)
PSYC 4750: Advanced Statistics
PSYC 4825: Advanced Research Methods (may be repeated)
PSYC 4875: Advanced Social Science Lab (1-3 Cr)

I look forward to most of these. I have also purchased a study guide for the GRE-Psychology so I can begin preparing for that over holidays and vacations.

Oh, but I did find out something good: that Webster is now allowing a second minor. So Art is no longer an unofficial minor of mine anymore.

French 4th semester(everybody f*****g hates me)
Science of Psychology(never talk to anyone nor they to me)
American History after WWII(ditto)
Calculus II(ditto)

I can't believe this costs 16k so that I can feel like a worthless piece of s**t


BTW, what is the world's record for not making any friends in high school or college? Maybe I should give Guiness a call.

The schedules came out for winter quarter today. Students can begin registering for classes this week. I don't know what classes I want to take yet.

The great thing about final semester before graduation is you don't have to think about what you are taking. I have:

HCS 7330 Advanced Functional Brain Imaging
ACN 6373 Interoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring
ACN 6313 Research Methods II
ACN 6349 Integrative Artificial Neural Networks Systems Design

Current Classes Include:
Advanced Transportation Management
Operations Management
International Logistics
Advanced Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Intermediate Accounting

Best classes in college have been:
Issues in Urban Transportation
Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Physics
American Cultures Colloquium

Somehow I can sense parents of AS kids who have some form of transportation as their interest, and who think it's a good idea to pry their kids away from that interest, going and cringing at many of the courses in my class schedule

I'm changing my class schedule a bit because I decided to switch my major and minor. Not the most intelligent course of action when you're a year and a half from graduating, but at least I'm not wanting to major in Philosophy or something in which I have no experience.

As it stands now:
Span 302: Third Year Spanish, Grammar Review
Ling 390: Intro to Linguistics
PS 422: Constitutional Law
UNST 280: Women's Studies

I'm also finding studying materials for the LSAT and possibly the GRE. I'm taking the LSAT in June.

im taking: english2, science, p.e., algebra fundementals,world history, and i dont really have a 1st period, that one is an elective. out of all the easy classes i have im always failing math. hopefully somebody out there is better at math then i am.

Ok,
Oth period I have Honors Interactions of Radiation and Matter
1st Period I have AP Physics E&M
2nd Period I have Calculus BC
3rd Period I have Ordinary Differential Equations
4th Period I have AP Statistics
5th Period I have AP English Literature (I hate this class, I need an English to graduate though)
6th Period I have AP US History
7th Period I have Math Modeling Using computer simulation

8 Classes, some of them really really cool. I like my school.

Wow. I wish my school offered that many AP classes... especially in the sciences. Sounds like a good schedule, Awesomelyglorious.

1)Horizons.
-A 2 year FT course for people 20+ years old with disabilities,which includes maths,english,fitness etc.
2)IT Repair.
-It's a computer repair workshop,I only attend this once a week when possible,as part of the full time course,and I'm only doing the practical side,not the endless amount of written work that the others have to do (they're going to be getting a qualification out of it whereas i'm not).



Pyschology seems to be a popular subject with Autistics here.

My classes for Winter Quarter (starts early January):

MTH 154 Pre-Calculus I
LIT 150 Introduction to Literature

I'm a bit nervous about taking pre-calculus.

Spring semester classes are:

1.Structed Programming
2.Elements of Statistics
3.English Composition
4.Abnormal Psychology

... I'm studying for Computer Science by the way.

I outlined the rest of my entire ungraduate classes (as per what semester I will hope they fall in) and I have decided, after much deliberation, that I am going to need to drop my German minor.

This next semester will be my last semester of German. With the psychology classes I still have left ahead, I can't take German as well.

I've also aimed my graduation for December of 2008. Hey! It will have only taken me 8 years to get my bachelors!

I'm a senior in high school, my classes are thus:

Advanced Computers
1960s History/Culture
AP Multivariate Calculus II (independent study)
English 12 AP/Honors and Basic Composition
Health 11/12

For rec arts (which is my school's version of gym class, electives, and extracurriculars all rolled into one) I take: DDR, Hockey (team manager), College Prep, and Music.

Next year I'm going to skip Pre-Calculus and General Physics for AP Calculus and AP Physics. It's kinda funny--I struggled with algebra in eighth grade and ended up with a B first semester and an A second semester, but now the most advanced math classes for my level are going very slowly. The hardest AP I'm taking next year will probably be the AP US History. History has always been a tough subject for me.