My spring semester

Organic Chem 2
Macro Econ.
British Literature.
Biophysical Chemistry
Physics 4

That's 16 credits... the lightest load I've ever had

Fall 2004:


Math Methods for Elem. Teachers
Literacy Methods I and II (2 classes)
Assessment Methods
Social Studies Methods
Intercultural Communication

NOTHING!!!!
I'M GRADUATING :(


well, at least not on the undergrad level...i'm applying pretty late for a doctoral program (change of mind late in the game). I've been in contact with the program director who is still letting me apply...so hopefully, I'll be taking some classes towards my Doctor of Env Management :cool:

Summer:
Ethics
Astronomy
Western Civ
American Catholic Life and Thought

Summer 2 I will be taking Global Logistics...

Fall 04 (AND MY LAST SEMESTER!!!) I will be taking:

*Business Policy (:eek: yikes!)
*Manufacturing, Planning & Control
*Management Skills & Problem Solving
*Entrepreneurship

I'm starting the Law Clerk program at Seneca College in September and these are my first semester classes.

- College English

- Introduction to Computers and Applications

- Introduction to Canada's Legal System

- Contracts and Torts

- The Automated Law Office

- Business Math Applications

I wish I could take the general elective instead of math but because I suck at math they are making me take that class
:(

I wish I could get out of the english class too but everyone has to take it, no matter what.

I just registered today for my second degree classes.

This summer I'll be taking Clinical Microbiology for 4 credit hours.

This fall I'll be taking the following for a total of 16 hours:

Communication in Nursing
Nursing Science Domain
Short Topics in Clinical Nursing
Health Assessment and Promotion I plus Lab
Health Assessment and Promotion II plus Lab
Clinical Drug Therapy (online class)

The good news is i have no night classes or Tuesday classes. The bad news is, i have a lot of 8am classes i have to commute 35 minutes for :P

this summer i'll be taking:

Management
collection development
instructional strategies for information professionals
digital libraries
government information

although that's not set in stone - waiting til April 12th to find out, otherwise i could also be taking:
information resources for business and industry OR
information sources and services in Science and technology

Public Affairs Reporting
Political Thinking
Mass Media and Politics
Modern American Literature
Shakespeare's Principal Plays

Fall 2004 Semester

History of American Jazz
Sociology of Juvenile Deliquency
History of Sociological Theory
Genetics, Molecular, and cell Biology Lab
Ecology and Evolution (with Lab)

Total of 15 hours, all designed to meet requirements for my major, my minor, or general graduation requirements.

1. Work
2. Work
3. Work
4. work

I'm taking in the fall:
Intro to Biology II
Psychology of Prejudice
Fiction Writing
Child Psychology
Spanish Composition
History of Childhood in America

I'm taking 18 hours in the fall. I wanted to take a lab with the Biology, but the only time that it would fit is at night, so I have to wait. The lab would be the last of my Gen Ed requirements. All will fit my degree requirements.

I'm an English education Major and this is what I'm taking for Fall 2004:

*Commincation for Teachers
*Inquiry into Schooling
*Literature in Enlish II
*Business Writing
*English Studies

That's a lot of writing :p

I am a non profit marketing major, so this fall I actually start some classes that are worth something:

Event Management
Statistics
Advertising
Finance
Marketing Research

and for fun: Ropes Course!