Some legal-sounding classes with impressive names, like "lawyering process."

Geochemistry.

Then I'm done...for at least a year. Until I decide if I want to take a semester or a year off before my EdD

well, i'm actually going back to school this fall so i'm taking a bunch of vet tech classes like animal nutrition and such. i'm very excited.

shelley j
sigma k

Fall 2006:
Finsihing up my major, political science:
Seminar: Law and Presidential Power

Then 3 random classes that I would enjoy:
International Political Economy
X-Cultural communication and Tourism
History of International Film

Then I have one more semester left, yay!!!

Introduction to Counseling
Ethics of Counseling
PrePracticum

For my Masters in Human Development... Counseling.

:)

Fall 2006:

Elementary Japanese
TV Production/Direction
Intro to Journalistic Writing
Latinas in the U.S.

i'm looking forward to this semester---except for maybe TV Production (which i might drop! lol)

I'm not sure because its my first year of law school, but I imagine all my classes could be joined into one, with a name like "Wanting to Kill Myself 101"

Spring 2007:

Psychological Theories of Human Development Applied to Education
Internship in School Counseling

WSI / Lifegaurding
French
Philosophy
British Lit
Biology
Speech
Sociology

Alll of the classes for my major clash with my WSI class and I have to take this class for my summer job, it kind of sucks. It's a monday-thrusday course, boo!

A bunch of classes with impressive-sounding names that entail a lot of reading and writing. I am pumped for Moot Court, though.

Federal Income Tax
Trusts and Estates
...and the rest of my life will be spent in the Civil Justice Clinic (where I'll get the rest of my hours).

Can't believe I'm graduating in May!!! (I still need a job; yeah for Public Interest employers who really don't let you know anything until next semester!)

Yay for you! :D

NOTHING

I'm done. Unless I fail Geochem. And then I'll be a grad student for the next 2 years, waiting for the next time it gets offered again.

Federal income tax sounds scary! Then again, I'm trying to stay away from math for the rest of my college career, I can't stand it! Actually, I don't like math OR science, I have to take like four sciences for core requirements though, yuck!

Congrats, that's awesome.

Thanks for all of the well-wishes guys! Since I'm in a dual-degree MSW/JD program (although I got my MSW in August!) it'll be 4 years of grad school when I'm done in May! (Although I feel like it went by WAY faster than undergrad...it's still a long time). Part of me is ready for the 'real world' but part of me is not ready to be there yet!

And yeah, I'm not excited about Federal Income Tax. I really need to take it because it's an important class--but I know it's going to be really hard. Not a lot of math necessarily (since it IS law school) but not easy. Good thing one of my friends took it last year with the same prof. and was an accounting major in undergrad--she'll be helping me do well :)

Fall 2006
Foundations of General Practice
Foundations of diverse populations
Foundations fo Research Methods
Human Behavior Social Environment
Social Welfare

Spring 2007
Models of Intervention
Gerontology Policy
Adult Development and Aging
Practicum
Fellowship Requirements

It's actually not so scary if you have a good professor. I did really well in the class.....but I was always a math person. Go figure that I ended up being a lawyer.

lemme guess. law student? thank god I just got into med school.

Minnesota here I come!

Really????

Spring 2007

Advanced Black and White Photography
Color Theory
Creative Writing - Poetry
Adolescent Literature
Chemistry

Yeah...I have the feeling I'm shooting myself in the foot with the course load...

i'm excited for the spring semester, i'm student teaching this semester so going back to being a normal college student is going to be fabulous, but also kinda weird. but i'm really excited for my classes.

colonial cultural experiences in america
selected topics in modern european history
outdoor leadership
leadership in sports
senior thesis credits in american studies and history

so i'm excited for both my leadership classes :)

Spring 2007 (yay for my last semester!):

Argumentation and Debate
Event Management
Sociology of Sport
Identities in African Dispora II (I didn't take I so I have no clue, I just wanted to have the same professor I have had for a year!)

Family Law
Professional Responsibility
Crim Pro 2
Personal Injury
Wrongful Convictions
Small Firm Practice

I have this next term.

Also..
Research and Writing
Crim Pro
Civ Pro II

Next Semester looks like......
Span 363 - US-Hispanic cultures
Span 350 - Intro To Chicano Studies
EE 431 - Power Systems II
EE 363 - Computer Architecture I w/Lab
EE 498 - Capstone Design I.......yeah for Senior project.......just hope I don't get the 6 credit Emag one:eek:

15 hours of "wonderful" nursing classes:

Nursing Leadership (lecture)
Short Topics in Clinical Nursing (lecture)
Public Health Nursing (lecture and clinical)
Adult Health Nursing III (lecture and clinical focusing on musculoskeletal and neuro. disorders)

Needless to say I wont be working or doing much else other than school next semester :( 15 hours isnt normally a lot for most, but in nursing school it's total hell because they try to fail everybody and anything below 75% is a failing grade(atleast in my program). :(

I like internships better too. I did a nursing internship over the summer and I learned more in that internship about nursing, procedures, etc than I have in all the nursing classes I've taken combined. They are most excellent (especially when you get paid!)

So far its:

Law of Mass Comm (and i have a bunch of sisters taking it with me! yay!)
Interracial Sex and Marriage (online..yuck)
Broadcast News 1


I might change the interracial sex and marriage only cause its an online class, and so far at this new school i haven't had any good experiences with online classes :confused:

Spring:

Foundations of Political Theory
Public Policy Analysis
The US Presidency
Women in Politics

Fall:

Senior Thesis
Political Research Methods
Speech 101

And, then I am done with two majors: Political Science/ Interdisciplinary Studies.

Save a required for your 3L year unless you have a billion of them - I only saved two and I have NO CLUE what I'm going to take next year if I don't get into a clinic.

I will be taking "Media Design" and "Intro to Information Professions" in the summer. Couldn't get anything else.

I'm taking lots of Hospitality classes. Lodging management, Legal aspects of HMT, entertainment management, food and beverage management, and conversational French. The part I don't like is that my legal class is during crew practice, and I'm pretty sure my coaches are not going to appreciate me missing a practice every week.

I'm taking:

Principles of Organic Chemistry I
Music Theory
Social Problems
Qualitative Chemistry

I'm also taking a few credits worth of independent research, but I'm not sure how many yet. My lab is kind of far away so I'm not sure how much I'll be able to get out there yet.

I think I'll be taking:

Property Law
Constitutional Law
Federal Taxation
Trusts & Estates

Since I'm an evening students I have to take property and constitutional in the fall, and the other two sound really interesting. The only problem will be if taxation is filled, because the professor who teaches it is awesome.

Summer session
 

Constitutional law
Professional responsibility
Evidence

Business Associations
Jurisprudence
Pensions
Trial Advocacy