I’m really not taking much that has to do with my major this semester, and the reason that I only have four courses is because I’m working pretty much full time as well, so before I hear about how fluffy and/or light the workload is, consider that.
English Literature (Post 1700s)
Child Psychology (I can’t wait for it to start! Over the summer, I’m going to try to take Abnormal Psych, though)
History of Rock Music (with my favorite prof. in the world. I was going to take Old Testament/New Testament or the Philosophy in Greece course for my humanity, but those were filled. If I had noticed History of Rock Music first, I would have jumped on it)
Physical Science in the Physical World w/ lab (Yeah, I’m going easy with the lab science, because science is probably my least favorite subject. Sorry. :-P)
Well, I wanted to take chemistry, actually (because that’s the only real science that I find fun) but it wasn’t open. In fact, this was the only science open. So when faced between the choice of “choose the science you like and graduate next fall” or “get a lame science and graduate this summer” what do you think I would choose?
Wasn’t that supposed to be the class you took instead of Biology in 9th grade if you sucked at science stuff? >.>;; Or are those college classes, I haven’t heard of anything like those in highschool. They must be college classes! Anyways, all I remember is AP World History, ChemistryD, and um… thats all I can remember. I just woke up. x.x;
Edit: Oh yeah, I was going to try to get into Pre-cal, but my school doesn’t like doing two core classes of the same type in a row. We have block schedule, I don’t see what the big deal is!
Constitutional Law Power
Constitutional Law Rights
Policymaking
Women in Sport
Karate I
Adjudication Process in Criminal Justice
The first three are my political science classes for my major. Then I just have one senior level class and then 2 electives (which can be lower division…sweet). The last one is for my minor, the Women in Sport is my last GE class (YIPPIE!). Then the karate is for the one unit I’ll be short once I finish my major and my minor.
I’m taking:
Intro to Drawing (part 2)
Intro to Design (part 2)
Art History (part 2)
Reading and Writing Skills (it’s a requirement for a required course, because I only got 3/5 on an essay)
COMP 239: MATH. FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE II
COMP 249: PROGRAMMING METHODOLOGY
EMAT 233: ADVANCED CALCULUS
ENCS 245: MECHANICAL ANALYSIS
SOEN 229: SYSTEM SOFTWARE
Classes started last Monday, but I refuse to go until I get my grades for last semester; if the university wants to start classes on the 3rd after finishing the last exams on the 23rd and being closed for a week, that’s their decision, but they should at least be ready for the new semester for crying out loud.
Intro to Chemistry (Urgh, I have this class for 15 hours a WEEK! Good thing it’s only half the semester…)
Geometry for Elementary School Students (It’s a class on how to teach Geometry to little kids. It counts for Math credit, and I rock at Geometry, soooo…)
Reading IV: Analysis of Literature (Or something like that. Basically, you just read stories and passages, and then talk about them. Whoaaa nelly :P)
Being a high-school freshman, I have virtually no choice of classes.
American Geography
French
American Lit (I wanted British, but they bitched enough about ‘Skipping Into to Lit/Comp isn’t common, you’re lucky we’re letting you do it,’ that I just gave it up and decided sit through the Scarlet Letter, a book I truly, truly, hate.)
Free Period
5/6: Creative Writing
7: Math Year Two (also tried to skip to year 3, but wasn’t allowed to, same as Brit Lit. At least I have an ‘A’ with literally no work, at all)
8: Biology (see math)
I was supposed to be taking an autocad class, but seeing as I was the only person in my school that signed up for it they saw no use in it, and didn’t hold it. So, Basically I sleep through all of my classes because I can.
