My courses are scary~

I'm going to law school and was looking through my courses for the semester when I start. ^^ All of the 1L students have all their courses picked for them, so I don't actually get to do any choosing.

This is what courses I'll be taking:

Legal Writing and Analysis
Legal Research

Then three of the following:
Contracts
Property Law
Torts
Criminal Law
Constitutional Law
Civil Procedure

It looks really scary and I'm totally psyching myself out right now ;-; I heard that our ENTIRE grade is based on just one thing in these classes - the final exam. One thing = entire grade = NO PRESSURE. NONE AT ALL. Plus, 1L grades are so important, because your class rank in law school is like, what you live for or else you'll fail at life or something. At least job hunting, summer jobs, and internships.

What classes are you taking. :|

Constitutional Law is the only one of those courses I'd find interesting.

I'm taking East Asian Civilization 1A (basically Modern China), Medieval Europe 2A (High Middle Ages), and Medieval Scotland.

East Asian Civilization 1A (T, R 4-5)
Medieval Europe 2A (T, R, F 10-11)
Medieval Scottish History (T, R, F 3-4)

I'll be in class for 8 hours a week and get 15 hours of credit. Seriously.

English 10
(honors?)Geometry(I got a C in Algebra 2 last semester so I don't know if it changed)
World History
Honors Spanish 2
Early Flight PE
Graphics (pot head teacher)
AP Biology(another pot head teacher[sometimes(this will only be if I finish my homework)])

Intro to CAD: GNEG 1122-001
CAD Lab: GNEG 1122-L005
Calculus III: MATH 2574C-002
Calculus III Drill: MATH 2574C-D008
Linear Algebra: MATH 3083-002
Statics: MEEG 2003-001
Statics Drill: MEEG 2003-D002
Intro to Materials: MEEG 2303-001
Intro to Materials Drill: MEEG 2303-D001

look at all those labs and drills >:[

ENG 290 - Fiction Workshop
ENG 410 - Old English Literature
MCY 131 - Introduction to Musicology
BIL 106 - Elementary Zoology
POL 212 - Introduction to World Politics

Note: despite its title, ENG 410 is actually learning the language Old English, not a class focusing on Old English texts.

As soon as I'm back on campus, I'm going to be dropping POL 212 and adding APY 204 - Linguistic Anthropology. My university doesn't offer a linguistics major (or alternatively a linguistics focus in the English department as other universities do) due to a lack of student interest. My English professor from last semester--who is the professor for the Old English class--told me to take APY 204 for an introduction to linguistics when I expressed an interest in the subject. He said if I'm still interested afterward, he'd teach me himself.

Fall:

History of Japan 1 (Basically early up to Tokugawa)
Second Level Japanese
Shakespeare
Space, Time & Matter

Winter

History of Japan 2 (Tokugawa to Present)
Second Level Japanese
Japanese Esoteric Buddhism
Japanese Religions
Theory of Religions

Might change my fall semester because I am thinking of up grading my East Asian Cultural Studies minor to a full blown East Asian Studies major. With the second language credit, all I need is three more classes, though two have to be higher level.

Yay highschool:

Advanced Functions, Calculus and Vectors, Latin III, Gr. 12 Physics, Writer's Craft, Gr. 12 Engrish, and some other class I forget.

Transferring messed up some of my AP credits, so I need to retake Calculus. Oh well, easy A :p

Calculus 1 Honors (4 Credits)
English 102 (3 Credits)
Computer Programing I/Java (4 Credits)
General Psychology Honors (3 Credits)
Self Defense (1 Credit) (Easy A)
Some Term paper writing class Honors (1 credit)

16 credits, not that bad.

Theater (Needed general credits)
Trigonometry (Yes, I didn't take it in high school so I am taking it now, but its e-z mode!)
Relational Databases II (Yay for SQL)
Using Modern Operating Systems (Learn the ins and outs of everything)
Development in .NET Environment I (Yay C# and WPF!)
Foundational Projects II - .NET in Win Forms and WPF (Basically the lab class for the Development course)
Professional Communication

23.5 Credit Hours. At school from 8-4 MWF and 8-5 TTh. That is why I am always logged in here. I sit at my laptop while I code and post on EoFF every now and then!

Intro to Programming/Lab
Digital Techniques/Lab
Calculus III/Drill
Honors Survey of the Universe/Lab

14 hours. Gonna try to make up the elective I'm not taking next summer. Doubt I can squirm out of 17 hours during spring semester, though. Junior and senior years are supposed to be a bit lighter fortunately.

I hope I don't get booted out of one of these classes because they're full...I can't just take it again next year ._.

English
Government
Economics
Precalculus
Multimedia
Computer Science
Computer Maintenance

US History (to Preconstruction)
Pre-calculus
Macroeconomics
Intro to Criminal Justice
and then some required Student Success Seminar.
Cool thing is I got my only two required English credits in High School.

I don't know how to translate them to English. :( It's a good thing English is not one of the courses!

Japanese 101
Basic Math
Music Convocation
Intro to Music Profession
Music Theory
Psychology 101
University Chorus

Mmmmmm. <3

I had to drop a class to keep it below the cut-off... and to keep myself sane.

I'm taking...

Math 1103
Engl 1102
Classical Mythology
Linguistics
Geology

and I need a foreign language but neither of my first 2 choices are open. Maybe I'll just take Vietnamese...

If I could choose my classes, I would pick a lot of English classes and maybe a drama course or something. Maybe math if I was assured that I didn't have a teacher that read everything out of the book instead of teaching anything.

My very least favorite class was cultural anthro; very interesting subject, not when taught by pretentious ladies~

In September I will take:
German B2.1 and B1.1
English C1.1
English Linguistic
Introduction to German Culture and Literature
North-American Literature: 20th Century Fictional Literature

2nd Semester
German B1.2 and German B2.2
English C1.2
Introduction to German Culture and Literature II
English Culture: Bulding the modern England

I think I'll only have these ones :(

Finally Starting High School.

Algebra 1
Biology (wanted to do Honors, but it conflicts with Algebra 1)
Honors World Geography
Honors English 1
German 1
Orchestra
Medical Terminology
Individual Sports (P.E)
Personal Fitness (P.E)
Health

Oh yeah, and Art 1.

I think that's it.

British Literature I
Classical and Scriptural Backgrounds in English
Introduction to Shakespeare
Mechanics I
Calculus II

I think. That's a tentative schedule. Possibly only four of those.

Algebra 2
US History AP
Honor's Chemistry
AP English 3
Video Tech.
Spanish 2
P.E. (blow-off class)

My first semester of college is pretty easy thanks to AP credit.

Genetics
Intro To Profession - Biology - Basic freshman class they make us take. Not too excited about it :/
Intro. To Programming
Mind, Behavior, and Human Growth
Calculus 1

Calculus is my only "hard" class I guess. Hopefully it won't be too bad but its been awhile since I took a hardcore math class seeing as I took Statistics my senior year. I wanted to take Organic Chemistry but it didn't fit with calculus 1 and my advisor (and I agree) suggested I take easier classes first semester to ease into the new process of college life.

A lot of you seem to be into the humanities which surprises me :). You'd expect video game nerds to be more into the sciences and engineering majors/computer science. I've always enjoyed reading, but not writing. Always good for debate, though, those humanities classes.

my classes for the fall:

Antitrust
Intellectual Property
Criminal Procedure
Supreme Court Decisionmaking

3L >>>>>> 1L

Being my junior year in high school (so hard to believe I joined this place when I was just finishing 7th grade), I am taking...

Chemisty
Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, & Statistics
Spanish IV
Essay & Analysis (semester)
American Literature (semester)
Lifetime Sports (semester) Definitely the easiest gym class at the school, and I need another .5 credit of phys. ed.
Global Issues (semester)
News Staff - As in the school newspaper. I have no clue what I'm gonna write articles about.