RACooper--
What are you studying? Your courses sound very similar to mine. One of my interests is Roman Law...I may end up doing my honors thesis on something related.

My schedule isn't finalized, but I think...

Ancient Mediterranean Societies (the last 100 level class I ever have to take! )
French 102
German 201
Swimming (we have to take 4 PEs...I don't mind, but it seems like a lot)
Greek Art and Architecture

I wanted to take more, but I really can't fit anything else into my schedule right now.

for my L A S T undergrad semester:-D I am taking:

*Business Strategies
*Religion and Ethics
*Inferential Statistics
*Shakespeare

YAY NO MORE ACCOUNTING CLASSES HALLELUJAH!!!!!!!!! *with the miracle that I pass them all this semester*

no a damn thing! and it feels damn good!

After 19 years of education I am DONE!!! in a month and a half or so.

I haven't actually signed up for the classes, but for Fall '05 these are the classes I SHOULD be taking:

Organic Chemistry and the Lab
Microbiology
Physical Earth Science (Geology) and the Lab
Technical Writing
Genetics
U.S. History


I dont know if i'm going to take them all, I might get out of Genetics and take Technical Writing during the Wintermester (right after Christmas) and wait til the Spring semester to take Micro with the teacher I want.

I'm currently taking my MA in Medieval Studies... can I ask if you have taken any Latin courses?

I am not really IN school... just kinda taking classes and I have 4 more seminars until I get my Meeting Planning certification from CSUS.

I have to take:
Contracts and Liability
On-site Management
Special Events (elective)
Independent MP (elective)

At the end of July I will be DONE!

In the fall I'm going to take a couple classes for a Hospitality certificate at a JC. It includes culinary arts. :) But so far it looks like there is only one night class... and that's Measurements for Culiary Arts. :(

French Revolution and Napoleon
Business and Professional Ethics
Social Psych and the Law
U.S. Foreign and Security Policy
Arkansas in the U.S.

Yeah, being a history major (and pre-law!) is excellent!

Summer:

Month of May-
Business Finance
Quanitative Methods II

Month of June-
Managerial Finance
Business Law
Business Policy
Geology
Geology Lab
:rolleyes:

GRADUATION!

Fall- Grad school at Johnson and Wales:
I should Say First Trimester-

Event Planning
Information Techonolgy in Hopsitality and Tourism

Ethics in Journalism
Critical Writing in Journalism
Politics of Latin America
Politics of Western Europe
Comparative Foreign Policy

Yup...I've had about 5 years of Latin and 2 years of Greek. I like the Latin much more, though!

Fall '05, here I come...
 

Media Law
Desktop Publishing
Philosophy of Law
Human Form and Function

p.s. ADqtPiMel, are you a journalism major?

I just registered for my first semester of graduate school classes! I'll be taking:

Formal Measurement in Education and Counseling
Foundations in School Counseling
Theory and Practice of Counseling

Civil Procedure 1
Torts
Legal Writing and Research
Contracts

Um, yay?

Re: Fall '05, here I come...
 

Yes ma'am - I'm a double major in journalism and political science, but journalism is my primary focus.

So i registered this past week, and so far I'm registered for

Organic Chem....and the lab
Geology...and the lab
U.S. History


I want 1 more class...because I really need at least 13 credits just so that i'll be able to graduate either on time (Srping 07) or Fall 07.