Rate my Spring 2011 schedule

[Chaos81]

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This thread makes me wish I was in college.

Same here. Well, it makes me wish I had gotten my act together earlier (Since I'm planning on going back) and started in the spring instead of what will probably be summer or fall.

EDIT: On a somewhat related note, I was looking at the schedule for future classes I would have to take and noticed many of them are in the 8-9am range. That's really going suck since I haven't been up regularly at that hour for eleven years. I suppose I'd have to get used to it though in preparation for a 8-5 type job.

Management Principles - Thurs 5:30p-9:25p (6 week class)

That would kill me, but I guess with you working full time you have to do it somehow.

[tc23]

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That would kill me, but I guess with you working full time you have to do it somehow.

Actually, taking 6 week classes works out pretty well. We usually knock out 9-10 credits a semester by only going one night a week. The workload isn't too crazy for business classes. It's the general ed. classes that really suck.

[Chaos81]

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Actually, taking 6 week classes works out pretty well. We usually knock out 9-10 credits a semester by only going one night a week. The workload isn't too crazy for business classes. It's the general ed. classes that really suck.

The thing that would bother me the most is the four hour block. I could deal with it if it was two hours twice a week, but I'd have an extremely hard time being there for four hours straight.

Do you get a little break or anything?

[Husker_OS]

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I was master at schedule creation. I never once had an 8 AM class during my 4 years of college. The key to great schedules are getting 10 AM, 11 AM, 12 PM, and 1 PM classes in addition to loading up on classes that are 75 minutes and not 60. Load up on Monday/Wednesday classes so that Thursday and Friday are cake and feel like part of the weekend.


The other key is taking summer classes. I took enough summer classes to where I never had more than 4 classes in a given semester during the normal school year. One class per summer semester adds up quick.




Also, OP got banned...anyone else notice this?

[Buckeyes_Doc]

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I don't get the same feeling.

It's really nice coming home at the end of the day, and not having to worry about writing a bull**** paper or doing some physics homework. My time outside of the office is my time, and I can do what I wish with it. That is the one greatest thing about being in the real world.

Yeah thats understandable. I choose the military route after high school because I didn't have a clue what to do with college and loans and just felt overwhelmed with it. I wish I was in college now because I've always been a good student and I can't wait to go to college.

[jb12780]

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Monday/Wednesday/Friday: History 122: 10-1050, History 132: 12-1250


Tuesday/Thursday: Geograhpy 122: 930-1045, Political Science 100: 11-1215, English 101: 2-315

[GAMEC0CK2002]

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Me too, or even graduate school.

^^^ Wow. Mass got the boot?


Anywhoo...never really understood the piling of classes on a couple days unless you had a job. Seems like it would just add to the stress level.

[Sublime12089]

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Beat this.... My last semester:

Monday:

Urban Life 2-4:45
Senior Seminar 5-7:45

No meetings:
Honors Thesis
Directed Research/Thesis

[KSUowls]

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Spring is my final semester and then I graduate!

This is what my schedule is going to look like

Monday/Wednesday
2:00 - 3:15 - Intermediate Financial Accounting (Acct 3100)
5:00 - 6:15 - Concepts in Federal Taxation (Acct 3200)


Tuesday/Thursday
11:00 - 12:15 - International Financial Management (Fin 4420)
12:30 - 1:45 - Strategic Management (Mgmt 4199)
3:30 - 4:45 - International Management (Mgmt 4190)


Mgmt 4199 is the senior capstone class that all business majors have to take their final year.
I'm hoping to swap Mgmt 4190 with a directed study through this student organization I'm in. I'm supposed to be able to do it, but the department head has been slow to respond to my e-mails.

Kind of odd I only have one finance class since that is my major. I was going to do an economics minor since I only needed like 2 more econ classes to get it, but I realized those accounting courses will give me more job opportunities than the econ minor would.