What courses are you taking?

[ordos45]

How's it going?  Aside from Philosophy it stinks.  Philosophy is fun though, Marxist professor with an interest in mutilation and freakshows.

[nemafakei]

Since the thread's reappeared...

I've just got my Undergraduate Handbook from the Clasics department, so within Classics, I'm going to go for the Linguistics/Philology and Philosophy specialisms, as well as a miscellaneous series on accentuation... but I'll also see what other lectures interest me from other subjects or other years. Currently looking for classes on Linear B, but I may end up doing more Homer sessions for the Mycenean element.

Oh, all undergraduate university degrees begun this year cost England residents

[Dunenewt]

I'm currently doing A-Levels in French, German, Maths, and Computing, a B-Tech in Public Service, and a GCSE in Italian.

[DRFsimmsy]

maths + comp science joint degree, tuition fees 1150 per year, accommodation (catering) 3500 per year.

Student loan awarded : 4095

3500+1150 = 4650 > 4095

And since I'm getting no help from my parents, this means I'm going to be skint for 4 years at least.

[Caid Ivik]

Here in Bratislava is university for free yet, Wien would cost something. However I've been awared that professor Kaczkova, who will teach me on Feministic Ethic is truly a hardcore feminist, well, it will be surely fun... However it seems there won't be opened ancient greek language course, with latin there aren't much free places for voluntaries from outer courses like me.

[Andrew]

That time of year again.

First Semester

BUS 401 Business Law 1  K 237 T 7:00-10:00

BUS 421 Personal Finance  K 211 T & TH 2:30-3:45

BUS 471 Organizational Theory & Change  K 211 TH 6:00-9:00

BUS 495A Business Research I  K 210 T & TH 8:30-9:45

EC 324 Labour Economics  M 020 M, W & F 12:30-1:20

I was going to have a web course and have classes only on Tuesday/Thursday, but that plan got screwed. Don't worry the 8:30 in the morning only takes place about 6 times. I know because I dropped it this summer :P

Second semester

BUS 402 Business Law II  K 237 T 7:00-10:00

BUS 432 Applied Investment Management  K 210 T & TH 8:30-9:45

BUS 486W Current Issues in Business  WEB

BUS 491B Strategic Management  K 210 M & W 11:30-12:45

Ez second semester? Hopefully. As long as I do good first semester. Need to get a 71% average this year to keep my "second class standing" for my degree I think.

[GhostHunter]

AP Rhetorical Writing

AP US History

Honors Chemistry

Honors Economics.

Adv. Alg. and Trig.

[Khan]

Film and Media Studies and a couple of minors I pick later.

[Tako]

well one year's about 1500 euro's around here and then I only het 2 days of classes,

2 days I do my practice on a school in my home town (and getting payd only 20 euro's per day)

1 day is for uhm dunno, sleeping?

and I have to buy books again say 300 euro's so maybe I'll pick up steeling cars again and actually make some money...

[gunner154]

PCME. Namely, Physics, Chemistry, Math C and Economics. GCE A Level Syllabus.

[lowzeewee]

PCME. Namely, Physics, Chemistry, Math C and Economics. GCE A Level Syllabus.

Aiming to become an engineer?

[Lord J]

Tuition here is $1,575.00.  Of course, my Phi Theta Kappa scholarship will cover all but $500 of that, which my Pell grant and MTAG will make mincemeat of.

It's free for me to go to school, I just have to keep paperwork and grades.

I'm taking a lot of psychology this semester,

Abnormal Psych

Advanced General Psych

History of Psych

Special Topics in Psych

and

Political Science

My advisor said that I might go insane with this much psych.  I figure a little insanity from something like this would be a drop in a bucket.  A really big bucket.

[gunner154]

Aiming to become an engineer?

I prefer to be a musician, but engineering serves as a day job. Besides that, it's a relatively easier way out. F Math means Fail Your Math, and Biology is too difficult for me (too content-based). So here we go.

[Andrew]

Tuition here is $1,575.00.

It's about $4,571 for me taking 9 courses without books. Most likely $800 for books.

My advisor said that I might go insane with this much psych. I figure a little insanity from something like this would be a drop in a bucket. A really big bucket.

Looks like you need to go on a Psychology pub crawl.

Here's the front of the t-shirt

And here is the back.

Click for slightly bigger versions to make out text. The English society dropped the pub crawl the day of the pub crawl, but luckily we were able to get the engineering society (or maybe it was IT/CS society) to pay for the bus.

I designed that shirt in 15 minutes :P Good pub crawl. Got a discount when purchasing my t-shirt. :) Makes a good addition to my 7 other pub crawl shirts. Plan on going to a dozen more this year :P

[ordos45]

Computer Crime (1 book-Semi-related to my field.)

Trigonometry (2 books-required course.)

Introduction to Folklore (SIX BOOKS-thought this would be an easy class)

Theatre Appreciation (1 book, it's my required Fine Arts credit)

Principles of Programming I (One really big book, required course)

[Lord J]

Looks like you need to go on a Psychology pub crawl.

Sounds... fun.  I think.

I'm not usually a big one for parties, but, hell, this might be the semester I let my hair down.

[Andrew]

Wow, according to some calculations, I can get up to 3 certificates if I go back to school for one more year after getting bachelor of business administration with a minor in economics degree.

The first certificate I was planning on getting is the Finance and Economics certificate, which requires several courses.

The second one is the accounting certificate. Need 4 courses to get that.

The third being a HRM certificate, but would require me to go to college afterwards for probably a semester and then get "on the job training". I already have all the courses for this, so only "holiday" (Holland) College afterwards.

To get these, I would have to take 2 spring courses next spring, and 9 courses through the regular semester.

+ = Finance and economics Required

- = Finance and economics Elective

* = Accounting required

/ = Accounting elective

Some courses overlap, as in some are elective for one certificate and required for another.

Spring courses

* - ACCT301 Intermediate Accounting IK 237M 4:15 - 7:00FullGordon Walsh

* - ACCT302 Intermediate Accounting IIK 237M 4:15 - 7:00FullGordon Walsh

First Semester

+ EC 204 Intermediate MacroeconomicsM 220T & TH 8:30-9:45FullWimal Rankaduwa

- EC 331 International TradeM 211M, W & F 10:30-11:20 Palanisamy Nagarajan

/ ACCT401 Advanced Financial Accounting IK 210W 3:00-5:45 David Adams

- BUS 489 International Business IssuesK 237T & TH 1:00-2:15 Donald Wagner

Second Semester

+ EC 332 International Monetary EconomicsM 220M & W 1:30-2:45 Larry Clark

+ EC 405 Financial EconomicsM 211T & TH 1:00-2:15 Wimal Rankaduwa

+ BUS 432 Applied Investment ManagementK 210T & TH 8:30-9:45 James Davis

+ EC 412 Public FinanceSC 212T & TH 11:30-12:45 Palanisamy Nagarajan

/ ACCT402 Advanced Financial Accounting IICC 104W 3:00-5:45 David Adams

Bahahha, 3 certificates for $15,000

$$$$

Realistically, only 2 certificates.

[gunner154]

That's some economist you have brewing inside you.. :)