<p>Yep. It's that time of year again. Current college students are signing up for classes and incoming freshmen will be soon enough. Post your schedule!</p>
<p>Human Anatomy: MWF 8-8:50
Human Nutrition: MWF 9-9:50
Intro Sport Management: MWF 10-10:50
Intro Sociology: TR 10-10:50, W 12:10-1
Drug Education: TR 8-9:20
Human Anatomy Lab: R 12:10-3</p>
<p>I don't register for another two weeks (my college does scheduling by matriculation date, not # of credit hours), but this is my tentative schedule:</p>
<p>BIOL 362 - Developmental Biology
CHEM 223 - O-Chem I
CHEM 233 - O-Chem Lab I
PHYS 115 - Intro to Physics I
PSCL 352 - Physiological Psychology</p>
<p>Plus another required seminar course.</p>
<p>MW I'll have class from 9:30 until 2:50; Friday's the same except I get a break between 12:30-1:45. Tuesday I have physics lab from 1:15-4:15 & ochem lab lecture from 4:30-5:20. Thursday I have physics recitation from 10-10:50 and ochem lab from 1-4.</p>
<p>I'll be a Freshman this fall, but here's what I'll be registering for:</p>
<p>ECO2023 - Principles of Microeconomics MWF 9:35-10:25
POS2041 - American Federal Government T 5:10-6:00 R 5:10-7:05
INR2001 - Intro to International Relations MW 1:55-2:45 R 10:40-11:30
ARH4453 - Mid 20th Century Art M 3:00-4:55 W 4:05-4:55</p>
<p>I'm considering Stats 2, but I'm not sure what the course load is like... I'll consider adding it during drop/add.</p>
<p>PHYS 272 - Electrcity and Magnetism
MA 262 - Differential Equations and Linear Algebra
CHM 261 - Organic Chemistry I
CHM 267 - Organic Chemistry Lab
COM 491m - Scientific Writing and Presentation</p>
<p>As of right now my schedule is not completely set. I have to wait until decisions are made regarding the athletic training program before I can be completely sure about my schedule.</p>
<p>If I do NOT get into the program:
HL 261 (3)-- Exercise Science Practicum Monday 5-5:50PM
FN 235 (3)-- Nutrition for Health 9:30-10:45AM Tuesday/Thursday
PE 201 (3)-- Sport and Society 11:00-12:15 Tuesday/Thursday
CH 180 (3)-- Chemistry in our World 4-4:50PM Tuesday/Thursday; lab 8-11AM Wednesday
LI 256 (3)-- Variety of Literature ONLINE</p>
<p>15 credit hours</p>
<p>If I DO get into the athletic training program:
*HL 281 (1)-- Practicum in Athletic Training I 6-7:40PM Tuesday
HL 263 (3)-- Sports Injury Management 8-9:15AM Tuesday/Thursday *
FN 235 (3)-- Nutrition for Health 9:30-10:45AM Tuesday/Thursday
PE 201 (3)-- Sport and Society 11:00-12:15 Tuesday/Thursday
CH 180 (3)-- Chemistry in our World 4-4:50PM Tuesday/Thursday; lab 8-11AM Wednesday
LI 256 (3)-- Variety of Literature ONLINE</p>
<p>16 credit hours</p>
<p>I get to register for classes on Monday, April 7. I will register as if I'm not in the program, and then make the switches needed later. :)</p>
<p>i don't register til august! LAME! </p>
<p>i'm going to be a freshman and so if anyone can give me any advice with my schedule.. i'd appreciate it!</p>
<p>EDES 101 - Intro to Architecture and Environmental Design (2) - TuTh 8:10 to 9
MATH 141 - Calculus I (4) - MTuThF 9:10 to 10
PHYS 141 - General Physics 1A - MTuWTh 10:10 to 11
ENGL 134 - Writing: Exposition (4) - MTuWTh 11:10 to 12
CRP 101 - Intro to the Profession of City & Regional Planning (1) - We 12:10 to 1</p>
<p>total: 15 units (and i'm on quarter system)</p>
<p>Well, I had my schedule set for a while, but one of my professors wants to offer a new course, which I'm interested in but can only take if enough people express interest in it.
Right now, my schedule is: (14 hours)
TR Anthropological Theory 9:30-10:45
TR Stats for social science majors 11-12:15</p>
<h2>TR Concepts of Science 12:30-1:45</h2>
<p>MWF Historical Archaeology/Ethnohistory 11-11:50
MW Stats lab 12-12:50
W Concepts lab 2-2:50</p>
<p>However, should the other class come available, I'm not sure what time it will be offered so I will probably have to drop one of the non-anthro. classes (probably concepts).</p>
<p>Tuesday / Thursday
11 - Risk Management and Insurance
2 - Financial Risk Management
3:30 - Managerial and Interpersonal Behavior
5- Investment and Security Analysis
6:30 - Legal and Ethical Environment</p>
<p>A lot of things starting with bio-:
biochemistry
biogeography (it's one of the upper level bio electives, and I thought it sounded easy)
biomechanics
assessment techniques for health science
basic athletic training</p>
<p>juba, two many "bio" prefixes there:)</p>
<p>So, athletic training, huh? What year are you?</p>
<p>This will be my first "real" semester in college.</p>
<p>GSTDY-1001 Freshman Orientation
MATH-2823 Applied Calculus
CHEM-1303 General Chemistry 2
CHEM-1352 General Chemistry 2 lab
BIOL-1004 Biological Concepts
BIOL-1004L Biological Concepts Lab
HIST-1033 World History
=16 Credits</p>
<p>I'm not sure yet. But this is what I'm likely going to take:</p>
<p>*HIST 283 - Environmental Histories of South Asia
*HIST 121 - Middle Eastern and North African History, Rise of Islam to 1800
*either HIST 273 - Globalization & Capitalism or HIST 180 - Global Environmental History
*either POLT 227 - War, Weapons, and Arms Control, or POLT 310 - Seminar: Failed States
*then a fifth class...either ECON 101, Comparative Literature, Intermediate Arabic, or a class on Energy and Society</p>
<p>hops_scout....good luck getting into your AT program!! two of my roommates are in the program here and they absolutely love it! </p>
<p>i think next spring i'm taking the basic AT course here (not the same as the intro course the actual AT students take) just to have the experience. i know that the health/fitness mgmt, phys ed, and exercise science majors here have to take the basic AT course in order to graduate---it can never hurt to know basic injuries and basic taping!</p>
<p>hops - I second the good luck! We don't actually have an AT program at my school - there's just 2 random athletic training courses that the sports medicine doctors teach. Having worked with some of these guys already at events, I think athletic training/sports med is pretty interesting and kind of wish we had a program in it...</p>
<p>They now have Entry-Level Master's programs for athletic training ;)</p>
<p>PHYS 111 Fundemental Physics
PHYS 111L (Lab)
MATH 115 Applied Calculus
CHEM 111 General Chemistry
CHEM 111L (Lab)
RELS 239 Living Religions (required)
FREN 306 Conversation Practicum</p>
<p>17 hours. This is the easiest schedule I'm ever going to have...yikes</p>
<p>I am going to be a junior sport management major. I am so glad I don't have to take any general education requirements anymore! </p>
<p>All are T/R:</p>
<p>SPORTMGT 321- Sport Marketing 9:30-10:45
SPORTMGT 394C- Sport Tourism 1:00-2:15
MANAGMNT 314- Human Resource Management 2:30-3:45
SCH-MGMT 310- Management Communications 4:00-5:15
FINOPMGT 301- Corporation Finance 5:30-6:45</p>
<p>CS202 - Analysis of Algorithms
CS203 - Computer Organization
MUS222 - Music Theory II
MUS282 - Mozart
MATH263 - Calc III</p>
<p>CS/Music double major</p>
<p>Econ 101a - Advanced Microeconomics
Econ 110 - Game Theory
Chem 135 - Chemical Biology
BioE 115 - Cell Biology Laboratory for Engineers
IB 131 - General Human Anatomy</p>
<p>Bioengineering/Econ double major</p>
<p>this is what im planning so far, ill post again when i see how it acutally goes when i register on the 16th! (and itll probably be 1/2 by the fall anyway)</p>
<p>PULSE (combined philosophy/theology class, 6 credits with an 8-10 hour a week service requirement) MW 12-12:50 F 11- 12:50
Intro to Business Law W 5:15- 7:30
Elements of Dance TTH 1:30- 2:50
Math for Management TTH 4:30-5:45</p>
<p>not that much time in class =)
but then i have my PULSE service and a workstudy so ill be pretty jampacked during that freetime anway. i hope registration goes well!</p>