Favorite Classes

Math...I also liked P.E because it was the only time I got to see my crush...

 

Geography; I was so glad that I was able to take that in place of History(which I hated) in 8th grade. I got like a 112 in that class. :surprised

I also loved Meteorology when I took that my senior year, and P.E. in general.

 

Biology/biochemistry

 

In my junior year of high school I took Philosophy and I took Film Studies. These were the best two classes I ever took in my life and they made me excited to get up at 5 in the morning for school every day.

 

I especially love my science classes. So far, all my science teachers from freshmen till now have been great teachers. The classes are very fun, as I'm in an accelerated class and we usually do more things than other science classes. I'm currently in Physics, and it's actually more enjoyable for me than I expected.

 

Herbology, Care of Magical Creatures, and Defense Against the Dark Arts :lol:


Kidding aside
In high school, I always love Biology. I was never bored in Biology class. It is the only subject where I study at night even tho we dont have test the next day. I also liked Algebra and Geometry too!

But now in college, 3D animation and Game Development and Color Theory are my favorites The only subjects where I dont think of cutting class at. :lol:

 

Professional Writing - I came out in this class with one of my writing piece.

 

Druid... followed by Sorcerer and Bard.


I liked English, Biology, Literature, Computer and thanks to my teacher Physics.

Never liked Ph.Ed or Art classes. Both were trying to make me do things I didn't want to do.

 

English literature, history and German are my favourites.

 

My favourite classes were English, Geography and History. P.E was alright too, if only because it was an opportunity to goof around, but I like playing sports.

 

English literature
Medieval history
Art appreciation
Philosophy

 

My architectural history and theory class when I was at university was probably my favourite!

 

History, especially European history, has always been my favorite subject

 

Arts.

 

English language for me.
Back when I did my GCSEs (those damn things they have in Britain) I loved Spanish class. But the moment I switched schools to take it at Advanced Level it became hell. I miss my old class.. I used to love it.

 

P.E(loved watching the hot guys run around)
Global(Social Studies)
English(High School)
Biology/any other science clase. Currently A Freshman taking a 10th Cousre. Plan on taking chemistry, physics the AP Bio in 12th Grade.
Spanish
Biology Lab
Algebra(even though its hard)

 

Chemistry Honors. I really admired my teacher and his funny methods to teach chemistry.

 

History, overall, is my favorite class. But I also enjoy Psychology, Sociology, and Criminology.

With History, my focus tends to be, one of these:
- German Empire & Nazi Germany
- Sengoku era Japan & Imperial Japan
- The Soviet Union
- The Confederate States of America
- Napoleonic Europe
- The Punic Wars (particularly Hannibal Barca)
- The Ottoman Empire

I also study various regimes, typically the most barbaric and cruel, like Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge, North Korea in general, Pinochet's Chile, and so on and so forth. Basically, I find it morbidly fascinating how depraved the world can be, and seek to know the why's.

With Psychology and Sociology, I enjoy learning about cultures and ideas, and the reasoning behind them. Nothing too fancy here.

With Criminology, I've been said to possess a natural aptitude for it. It probably helps I've walked on the other side of the tracks, too, which gives me perspective. But the history and mechanics of serial offenders, particularly of the killing variety, tend to be where most of my focus goes. Basically, criminal psychology.

If I have to pinpoint a specific class, then it would come down to these two:

The World at War, 1939-1945:
Elective at community college. It's about, well, the Second World War. I have destroyed this class, but it's still a topic I like discussing; from the military operations to the social and economic impacts. My professor always asks my opinion on this and that, which has alerted the class to my casual knowledge on this subject. Naturally, they either want me to give them answers or to partner with them, when we're assigned a short discussion for class.

Special Topics in Criminal Justice: Serial Killers:
Elective at community college, which is available to any Criminal Justice major. Others can join, but the Criminal Justice students get top priority. This class was about, well, serial killers. Their history, their methods, common themes in their actions or selection of victims. I destroyed this class as well, which I believe, made some of the other students uncomfortable, but they all wanted to be in my group when it came to group projects, LOL.

 

I like pharmacotherapeutics. It's one of the most academically rigorous courses I've ever taken in my life, but the material is interesting and I'm learning a lot. So it's not too bad.

I also like pharmacology more because it's really intuitive and straightforward.