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Fall Semester Classes
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School: Johns Hopkins University
Major: Cellular+Molecular Neuroscience
Year: SENIOR!!!!~
I was re-admitted to jhu today after three semesters of medical leave... and I have no idea what the fuck to take! All my requirements are done already, so I can basically sign up for whatever I want... at least, as long as it is all compatible with my lab work schedule (I have a lab job I'm getting credits for!!! yayyyyyy) and still has open spots...
The open spots thing might be problematic because everyone else including the incoming freshmen signed up for classes all the way back in the spring, so I'm pretty late for the party.
Still, I'm psyched to be going back for my senior year! I'll let you all know when I actually decide what the hell I'm taking
Major: Cellular+Molecular Neuroscience
Year: SENIOR!!!!~
I was re-admitted to jhu today after three semesters of medical leave... and I have no idea what the fuck to take! All my requirements are done already, so I can basically sign up for whatever I want... at least, as long as it is all compatible with my lab work schedule (I have a lab job I'm getting credits for!!! yayyyyyy) and still has open spots...
The open spots thing might be problematic because everyone else including the incoming freshmen signed up for classes all the way back in the spring, so I'm pretty late for the party.
Still, I'm psyched to be going back for my senior year! I'll let you all know when I actually decide what the hell I'm taking
I've finally had a class or two of all my classes so here they are:
Duke University
Undecided Major
Sophmore
Linear Algebra: This class is horribly boring, but they make me take it and I can't test out of it. At least there are still females in this class XD
Probability: This is some advanced version of the normal one though I'm not sure how different it is. So far it's pretty intuitive but that's because we've only done the basics. I expect it to be increasingly more interesting. It also helps that the teacher is pretty cool.
Analytical Chemistry: Here is where I have a dilemma. I'm like 1 class and 2 labs away from actually getting a Chemistry major after A-chem, but I don't know if I want to do chem anymore. So far it's not as bad as P-chem was, but I've only had two lectures.
P-chem lab: This class fulfills half a WRITING credit. I don't know how this will go.
Chinese: smh this class so much work, we've already had two 500 word essays assigned (in Chinese) and I sound like a 2nd grader when I write. ;-;
Duke University
Undecided Major
Sophmore
Linear Algebra: This class is horribly boring, but they make me take it and I can't test out of it. At least there are still females in this class XD
Probability: This is some advanced version of the normal one though I'm not sure how different it is. So far it's pretty intuitive but that's because we've only done the basics. I expect it to be increasingly more interesting. It also helps that the teacher is pretty cool.
Analytical Chemistry: Here is where I have a dilemma. I'm like 1 class and 2 labs away from actually getting a Chemistry major after A-chem, but I don't know if I want to do chem anymore. So far it's not as bad as P-chem was, but I've only had two lectures.
P-chem lab: This class fulfills half a WRITING credit. I don't know how this will go.
Chinese: smh this class so much work, we've already had two 500 word essays assigned (in Chinese) and I sound like a 2nd grader when I write. ;-;
OKAY so I finally know what classes I'm (probably) taking!! I can basically take whatever I want this semester because I've fulfilled all my requirements for graduation aside from random credits, so this schedule is basically everything I've always wanted in a schedule ^_^
-Genetics (I'm insane)
-Genetics Lab (see above)
-Research (specifically on cellular+molecular aspects of the development of bipolar and schizophrenia... I'm gonna get to work with induced pluripotent stem cells! Fuck yeah!)
-Rise of the Modern Short Story (the epitome of BS classes, apparently. It's taught by a really old rich dude who has given a ton of money to the school so he can pretty much do whatever the fuck he wants. There's not much homework at all, save for a relatively short paper at the end of the term, so all you really have to do is show up and mayyyybe talk a little bit during discussions and you'll get an A. It's taught at this dude's house, and he keeps alcohol in his fridge for himself and his students to drink whenever they want. ALSO he has kitties. Yup. I think I win.)
-maaaaaybe something else, idk, the add/drop period doesn't end till next week so I still have plenty of time to decide. I'll probably go for a fun upper-level neuro/psych class if I do end up taking anything else
-Genetics (I'm insane)
-Genetics Lab (see above)
-Research (specifically on cellular+molecular aspects of the development of bipolar and schizophrenia... I'm gonna get to work with induced pluripotent stem cells! Fuck yeah!)
-Rise of the Modern Short Story (the epitome of BS classes, apparently. It's taught by a really old rich dude who has given a ton of money to the school so he can pretty much do whatever the fuck he wants. There's not much homework at all, save for a relatively short paper at the end of the term, so all you really have to do is show up and mayyyybe talk a little bit during discussions and you'll get an A. It's taught at this dude's house, and he keeps alcohol in his fridge for himself and his students to drink whenever they want. ALSO he has kitties. Yup. I think I win.)
-maaaaaybe something else, idk, the add/drop period doesn't end till next week so I still have plenty of time to decide. I'll probably go for a fun upper-level neuro/psych class if I do end up taking anything else
<- That's my school. Senior this time, basically 2 "Globalization" related classes and 3 "Investments" related classes (Behavioral Economics, Investments, etc). Should be fun!
I live in Alberta too! Though I'm not in university yet. Anyone from Ivy Leagues?
Sup, UofA sophmore physics major here. Still straightening shit out but im going to be doing PHYS 281, MATH 115, MATH 225 this semsester, and ive checking out some arts/humanities courses but not much interests me, but I need a few credits worth of them. HOw's PHIL 120? Strngly considering picking up a philosophy intro course, like today.
How is it that I find my English and Theology classes more disconnected from reality than my 3 math courses.
A bit hilarious that this semester I don't have any classes who's subjects take place in the real world.
A bit hilarious that this semester I don't have any classes who's subjects take place in the real world.
Am I the only one here who is not an engineer?
Vanderbilt University
Economics and Philosophy
Women and Gender in Everyday Life (I know everyone is probably laughing at me for this)
Environmental Philosophy
Economic Statistics
Intro to International Politics
Intro to Anthropology
Vanderbilt University
Economics and Philosophy
Women and Gender in Everyday Life (I know everyone is probably laughing at me for this)
Environmental Philosophy
Economic Statistics
Intro to International Politics
Intro to Anthropology
Junior in high school (god Im young).
-Marine Biology
-Chemistry
-Chorus
-Geometry
-American Sign Language
-English
-Marine Biology
-Chemistry
-Chorus
-Geometry
-American Sign Language
-English
School: Columbia University
Year: Freshman
Major: Electrical Engineering
CHEM C1403 General Chemistry
PHYS C1401 Introduction to Mechanics and Thermodynamics
MATH V1102 Calculus II
COMS W1005 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in MATLAB
ENGIE E1102 Art of Engineering
Every time I go to calc II a part of me dies inside.
Year: Freshman
Major: Electrical Engineering
CHEM C1403 General Chemistry
PHYS C1401 Introduction to Mechanics and Thermodynamics
MATH V1102 Calculus II
COMS W1005 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in MATLAB
ENGIE E1102 Art of Engineering
Every time I go to calc II a part of me dies inside.
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RIP
Marine biology for high school?
Awwwww, so lucky.
Why did I never post here?
School: Cooper Union
Year: Sophomore
Major: Chemical Engineering
Organic Chemistry I
Physics II: Electromagnetic Phenomena
Material Energy Balances
Calculus III
Probability & Statistics
Humanities III: The Making of a Modern Society (French Rev. to WWI)
Physics Lab
Engineering Economy (applied algebra I lol)
School: Cooper Union
Year: Sophomore
Major: Chemical Engineering
Organic Chemistry I
Physics II: Electromagnetic Phenomena
Material Energy Balances
Calculus III
Probability & Statistics
Humanities III: The Making of a Modern Society (French Rev. to WWI)
Physics Lab
Engineering Economy (applied algebra I lol)
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School: California State University, Long Beach
Year: Senior
Major: Music - Vocal Performance
MUS 326 - Choral Conducting
MUS 490 - Music Cultures (basically a "world music" class)
MUS 273 - German Diction for Singers
MUS 210 - Intro to Basic Music Technology (an online class)
MUS 300F - University Choir (my main performing ensemble)
MUS 400Q - Women's Chorus (a non-auditioned choir that I only joined because I needed another unit to be full time)
MUS 429Q - Voice lessons
H SC 425 - Human Sexuality
Year: Senior
Major: Music - Vocal Performance
MUS 326 - Choral Conducting
MUS 490 - Music Cultures (basically a "world music" class)
MUS 273 - German Diction for Singers
MUS 210 - Intro to Basic Music Technology (an online class)
MUS 300F - University Choir (my main performing ensemble)
MUS 400Q - Women's Chorus (a non-auditioned choir that I only joined because I needed another unit to be full time)
MUS 429Q - Voice lessons
H SC 425 - Human Sexuality
It's a GE. Not all music majors take it. (but most of them do since it's a fun class)
