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I'm somewhat jealous of your schedule. . . I want to take Farsi!

Introduction to Art History, Foundation Drawing, Life Drawing, 2D Design, Design Lab, 2D Studio, and an English course that I haven't been placed in yet.

I'm taking Latin, US Western Women History, Women, Crime and Justice, Crime Analysis, and Homeland Security.

I might drop one of the criminal justice classes because the us western women class is my senior research class, which means I will be writing a 20 plus page research paper.

Intro to English Major
Issues in ESL/EFL
Environmental Politics
Living Myths (Religious Studies class)
Intro to Islam

But I'm an English major. Woohoo.

Linear algebra, intermediate statistics, Computer Science II (design patterns in Java) and Spanish 101 because I am a lazy forker who needs an A.

Wooo! Dr. Chipmunk in the works!!!

Provided I finish writing the damned thing!

Math, religion and politics.

I debated it for a few days, to be honest. I've wanted to take it for years, but they cut my state grant way down and I wasn't sure I could swing detracting from my major for a quarter. But I love languages and it seems like it would benefit me more than Shakespeare. And I need the general education credits, as I'm ten short anyway.

And, as a side note, apparently the Rosetta stone for Farsi kicks asparagus, according to my Iranian friend. So if you ever want to go that route!

Command History (kind of like the psychology and reasoning behind war time leaders decision making)
Caribbean History
Farmers in the Age of the American Revolution
Exceptional Learners (secondary special ed)
Reading/Writing in the Secondary Curriculum

For the first time ever I'm taking only 12 hours! Just:

Capstone Research Seminar
Communication, Culture, and Social Justice
Sociology of Work

French 210
British Literature prior to 1800
Female/Expatriate Modernism (English class)
Medieval Women Mystics (Theology)
Feminism in Action
Intro to Women's Studies

You can't tell by this list, but I'm mostly a Communication/Journalism major. The department just decided they weren't going to offer any useful classes this semester.

I'm starting my PhD! My first semester: Chaucer, Printing Modernism, and Brit Lit from the summer of 1816.

Is it okay if I revive this thread for spring? I enjoy seeing what everyone is taking.

I'm signed up for:
-Sociology of Film
-Sociology of Pop Culture
-Ethnic and Race Relations
-Delinquency

My spring term is mostly clinical practice, only three weeks are actually in school! I'm doing somatic nursing first (9 weeks) and then psychiatric nursing (eight weeks part time or four weeks full time). The stuff we're doing right now is in preparation for that. Really looking forward to doing some "real work" (even though there is a big difference between being a student at the hospital and actually working there).

Winter quarter!

The Morals of Life and Death
Modern Anglo-Irish Literature

The boyfriend is returning to school at CC, and he's so nervous that I promised I'd tutor him. I'm really excited to tutor someone in writing...I'm a nerd.

As of now (shiitake always changes, even in my final semester of college!!), I'm taking:

Public Policy in America
Latinas/os in Comparative Perspective
Expanding the Archives (research seminar)
Selected Authors: Vladimir Nabokov

I'm jazzed. Feel so lucky to be able to get this education.

- Occupational Therapy in the Community
- Work Rehabilitation
- Neurological Rehabilitation
- Occupational Therapy Across the Lifespan
- An integration class we take each semester
- THESIS
Then, we go on placement for six weeks starting mid-March.

After 21 years it's my last semester of college! (Started at 17, crashed and burned, finishing now) Thankfully it looks like three interesting classes to end on.

Race, Gender & Class
Sociology of Work
History of American Feminist Thought

Yaaay this thread! I've been wanting to find it but I never could (apparently I suck?). Next semester I am taking:

Evolution
Conservation Biology
Environmental Microbiology
Japanese Religions
Death & Dying

As of today I am officially double majoring in Biology and Religious Studies. I think that the new semester will be great, and hopefully my grades will be good enough to snag an interview for vet school.

Just out of curiosity, what made you decide to double major in religious studies? It's an interesting combination.

Next semester I'm taking:
Network Programming & Applications - hopefully. I'm waitlisted. If I don't get in, I can't graduate on time.
Network Architecture & Prototyping
Systems Software

The first two are in my area of specialty and I'm looking forward to them. The third one is just an extracurricular, and not one I probably would have picked, but it fit nicely into my schedule.

It's looking like next semester is probably going to be a lot of math and programming and not a lot of writing and after this semester I'm like, hallelujah.

Aww this thread always makes me sad because we're on trimesters. But in winter term I get to take

Advanced Quantum Mechanics
Topics in Classical Mechanics
Introduction to Modern Research (astrophysics required course)
Medieval Romance
Introduction to Economics
Comparative Politics

Light on the science, heavy on the getting social science requirements out of the way (I will be exercising the pass/fail option to its maximum extent on econ and politics). Leaves lots of time for fun medieval things!

Nothing this semester, but in the fall, I will be going back to school (hopefully!) to do a diploma in holistic nutrition! I miss being a student!

spring semester is my final semester of undergrad!!!

-majors studio (pretty much a self-directed studio time with professors available to chat if necessary)
-bookbinding
-"senior synthesis" aka "oh my god how the fork do I write a fine arts thesis?"
-psych 101 (don't ask, I needed another liberal arts credit and had used my 3 and 4 hundred level psych classes for other credits)

and that is IT!!! I scheduled my life so I would only have to take 4 classes the final semester, so I could be spending most of my time getting a body of work together for thesis!!!!
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so excited

I've been trying to get a bfa for so long, been to so many different schools. awesome. finally stuck around in one place long enough to do it!