I'm happy when in school

I enjoy school, I enjoy learining. The brain stimulation, seeing everyone's way of thinking and using that information to shape the way I approach things. It's invigorating, it's awesome sauce.

I am taking

• Advanced Study of the Secondary Mathematical Curriculum
• Foundations of Geometry
• Mathematical Modeling
• Writing in The Sciences
• Employment Services

 

Well, I can't say I love it, but it sure beats the alternative!

I'm taking 15 credits:

- Psychometrics and individual differences
- Advanced developmental issues: Autism
- Fundamentals of learning
- Fundamentals of personality
- Educational psychology (elective)

This is the heaviest courseload I've ever had so far. We'll see how it goes!

 

So do I. Holidays are a nightmare unless I'm doing something productive/very new. I adore the rush of finding time for (and doing) debating and essays and the countless hours of writing.


The classes I'm taking next year:

• Spanish
• French
• Modern history
• English literature and language
• Specialist mathematics
• Chemistry

I'm doing all classes with the IB.

 

I enjoy being in classes... depending on the professor. Some just have problems with communicating their points. Vocal interferences - excessive usage of um's and uh's - are a big distraction. It sounds nitpicky, but when you use "uh" 80 times in the span of two minutes, then there is a problem. Otherwise, the material is usually interesting.

I'm taking physiology, genetics, intro to geriatric pharmacy, immunology, and a rotation at a community pharmacy. If I squeeze in an elective then it'll be 17 credits total.

I'm ahead of game compared to other students because I took some courses over the summer. Less workload during the semester is always a plus.

 

Me too! I love it at school, feels great just to be around people.
I'm on a one-year art course.
Next week:
mon – sculpting
tue – printmaking
wed – printmaking
thu – graphic design
fri – graphic design

 

This "semester" for me is just finishing my GRE prep. My last school semester was actually:

Economics for Managerial Decisions
Economic History Of The US (fun class)
Economics of Antitrust & Regulation
World Regional Geography (slacker/core class)
Social Problems (slacker/core class)

I think going to class can be fun. I really like to learn both theoretical and practical knowledge.

 

This semester I have everything on two very long days. Windows client administration, Public speaking, Macro eco, and principles of management.

 

It's weird; I have a love/hate relationship with school. I absolutely love my political science and communication classes, but I don't like the pressure of the workload.

For spring semester, I'll be taking:

- American political parties and interest groups
- Political psychology
- Political theory. Can't get enough of this, and the professor who teaches this is literally the smartest person I've ever talked to.
- 21st century lit. I am really dreading this class. I don't know how anyone can stand being an English major. But no offense to them, of course.

 

Yup, 23 and still in college doing a PhD.

I had 6 months outside of uni so far mostly working at a gay bar, it was fun but I missed learning stuff so ended up doing a MSc then my PhD

 

I'm still finishing up general education at community college, and this is my last semester, so I've decided to throw in a bit of electives just to fill in the time. There's a Cultural Geography Course, Pre-Calculus, Music Fundemantals, and I'm still trying to get into a language class, except they fill up super quick.

Generally, I like college a lot more than high school, and didn't realize how much of a central place it took, before skipping a semester. The challenge will be trying to work, school, and have a life all at once.

About 13 units?

Sounds like the ideal punishment. :lol:

 

Well...I enjoy math and I want to be a math teacher

 

I go to school solely for the brain stimulation. I don't get the appeal in sports. At all. What's so entertaining about it anyway?
Schedule:
AP Language and Composition
AP Calculus
Band III,Symphonic
Alaska Studies
Swimming and Aquatic Games
Medical Terminology (to fill that last, troublesome requirement for science.)
Nevertheless, I love my afternoon classes, though I wish each period was longer. So many great discussions are ended prematurely in AP Lang... So sad.

 

Fifty shades of math with a side of uninteresting papers, but I managed to smuggle Dance past the College of Engineering's Anti-Fun Brigade. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy learning, but I also value my sanity and sleep.

 

Well, it stimulates the body and the mind. Soccer Football requires a fair bit of thinking, and it's exciting to play and to watch; I was watching a match in Portugal and it was really interesting.
The winning sensation is great, and usually even if you lost it feels great to have played in a team. When you hit a runner's high after a 10K, it's so good it can become addictive; endorphins have a lot to do with the appeal in sports. oh great I miss P.E. now >__> ps. this is one of my favourite quotes from Socrates:
"No citizen has a right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training…what a disgrace it is for a man to grow old without ever seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable. "

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Ah I've forgot almost everything I learnt in math, already forgot the quadratic formula, everything about derivatives and anti-derivatives... I miss real school subjects now

 

I love school! I always felt a little weird when I was in public school because I was always sad when summer came. Everyone else seemed overjoyed that school was over. I still like school now, but there is a lot more pressure to do great in college than there was in public school. But I always like learning, and I usually get good teachers, so that also helps make it fun.

My class load this semester is:
College Composition 2
Calculus 2
University Physics 1