What are you taking next semester?

[hannahgirl]

Advanced Early Childhood Curriculum
Evaluating Language Literacy
Professional Issues in Education
World Civilization: China

12 credit hours left!!! I student teach next spring and then graduate next MAY!!!

[GeekyPenguin]

First semester at my new school! and goodbye to my CS major that can bite my butt!

Justice and Power
Karl Marx
Politics of the Internet
American Economic History
Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis
Theory of Ethics

Also, this summer at the new school I'm taking:

Theology (intro)
Logic
Phil. of Human Nature

and I'm taking Intro to Politics online since it didn't transfer...grr.

[PhiStar]

graduating in december!

currently taking:
Fundamentals of TV Production
Cinema Techniques
Adv. English Comp-Humanities
Radio-TV Station Managment
3D Design
Environment Communication & Culture

I only need three credits to graduate, and i am going alum at the end of this semester ( )

taking in fall '03:

Broadcast & Cable Sales
Media Criticism
TV Studio Managment
Advanced Radio Production
Radio Workshop

[MSUgreek]

Organic Chemistry
Cell and Molecular Biology
Bio Lab
Abnormal Psychology
General Human Anatomy

[PhiSigMeg01]

Sociology of the Family
Biological, Sociological, and Ecological Issues
English Revolution
History of the Cold War
Modern Communications Policy
American Political Thought

After that, just one more semester, then its back out into the real world next May!! This semester I am doing a political science internship, so it's going to be interesting to try to get back into the whole class thing

[SDTSarah]

Next semester is going to be awesome! I'm only taking 16 hours, which means that I can definitely concentrate on APO and SDT.

19th Century Russian Literature
Women's Studies
Greek 201: Herodotus
Latin 201: Prose

Yeah, I'm a Classics major...with any luck, next semester I'll be initiated into Eta Sigma Phi so I can have more Greek letters!

[DeltaGammaWolf]

Design History for Scientists & Engineers (although I'm neither)
Organizational Communication
Public Relations Techniques
Exploring Architecture
European History from 1300-1850
Insects and People
Canoeing

[Natty]

This Summer:
Meteorology 101

Fall 03:
Theories of Personality
Botany
Algebra 2
Fundamentals of Art
History of Social Sciences

Thats 16 credits!
Nat

Child Psychology
Theory and Practice- Oral Discourse
Intro to Shakespeare
Elementary French
Media, Power, and Culture
SI Seminar (Student Instructor Seminar for Freshman Orientation)

That's 18 credit hours, kids! I still have a long way to go until I graduate, but I'm gonna be uber busy with 2 GLOs and all of those credit hours!

[SLUadpi]

Marriage, Parenting, and Sex Psychology
Ethics (Philosophy)
Intermediate Spanish
New Testament (3 Theologies required at this Jesuit college!! )
Intro. to Literature

shouldn't be too tough a semester!

[Gina1201]

The fall semester will be my first semester of grad school so I am only taking two or three courses. They are all Intro courses.

[GeekyPenguin]

Summer
Introduction to Theology (somebody else is at a Jesuit college too, yay!)
Introduction to Logic (I also get 12 hours of Philosophy, yippee)
Philosophy of Human Nature
American Politics (online, my AP credit got taken at Platteville but not at Marquette, so I am taking it online at Whitewater to transfer to Marquette. )

Fall
Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis
American Economic History
Theory of Ethics
Public Policy Towards Industrial Democracy
Karl Marx
Politics of the Internet

[astroAPhi]

Airbreathing Engines
Aircraft Stability and Control
Aerospace Senior Design 1
Intro to Space Systems (grad course)
Experimental Aerodynamics

15 credit hours, but also keep in mind that I'm playing varsity soccer.

[Munchkin03]

You all are taking so many classes! When I was an undergrad (oh so long ago ), the expectation was that we would take 4 classes a semester (you could take 3 twice in your career, some people took 5), the graduation requirement was 30 classes passed. Each class was the equivalent of 4 hours.

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally posted by Munchkin03
You all are taking so many classes! When I was an undergrad (oh so long ago ), the expectation was that we would take 4 classes a semester (you could take 3 twice in your career, some people took 5), the graduation requirement was 30 classes passed. Each class was the equivalent of 4 hours.

I have to have something like 130 credit hours to graduate, and the average class is 3 hours for me...it's sucky.