<p>I can’t enroll in classes without seeing my advisor first, but I already have some idea of what my schedule will look like as freshman year is quite straightforward at Reed:</p>
<p>Humanities 110 (compulsory for all freshmen)
Biology (meets science req)
Latin</p>
<p>These three are all year-long courses.</p>
<p>Technically, we are strongly discouraged from taking more than three classes the first semester, but because I intend to study abroad, I will have to start fulfilling my major’s divisional reqs as soon as possible. So I hope I’ll be able to convince my advisor to let me take intro to politics the first semester, and a more advanced course in politics the second semester. (I’d rather take anthropology, but anthropology courses aren’t normally available to freshmen, if I recall correctly.)</p>
<p>In terms of time… I have some pretty awful classes. Two 5:30 to 8:30 classes, although I’m exempt from one.</p>
<p>Biology Seminar
Themes in Biology + Lab
Chem 201 + Lab (although I am exempt… probably not going to take Chem 202 if I don’t have to this sem)
Impact of Globalization
German 101</p>
<p>Currently a Biology major, but I really want to explore physics too.</p>
<p>I’m a voice performance major going for a BM, so my classes are going to be pretty specific in that area, haha.</p>
<p>-Italian 101 (4 times a week, alternating from 50 minute class to 75 minute class)
-Music Theory I (5 times a week, always 50 minutes)
-Class Piano I (2 times a week, 50 minutes)
-Precalculus (2 times a week, 75 minutes, then 3 hours in lab if you don’t pass your quizzes)
-University Choir (4 times a week, alternating 50 minutes and 75 minutes)
-Opera Workshop (3 times a week, 90 minutes)
-Private Lesson (Once a week, an hour)</p>
<p>Undecided engineering. Hopefully these classes, but I don’t get to register until August.
CHEM 111 (Intro to Chem for Engineers, 4 credits) MWF 10:30-11:20, Tu 10:00-11:15 <— so dumb, messes up the whole rest of my schedule, but it’s the only time it’s offered
MATH 223 (Calc III, 3 credits) TuTh 2:45-4:00
ENGR 131 (Intro to Programming for Engineers, 3 credits) TuTh 1:15-2:30 (Lecture) W 9:30-10:20 (Recitation)
POSC 379 (Intro to Middle Eastern Politics, 3 credits) MWF 3:00-3:50
First Year Common Curriculum Seminar, 3 credits, MW 12:30-1:45, some other time during the week as well (required).
First quarter: Weight lifting TuTh 8:30-9:20 AM
Second quarter: Cardio fitness TuTh 8:30-9:20 AM
I got all the classes I wanted to fit (again, hoping they don’t fill). I respect the warnings about 8 AM classes but I feel like this is different for 2 reasons: 1) They’re after possibly the two least eventful nights of the week and 2) They aren’t classes where I have to think, and I usually work out in the mornings anyway.</p>
<p>Speech Path Major:
Fall
Inter Spanish 2-3 cred
Astronomy w/lab-4 cred
Great Texts- 3 cred
Religion- 3 cred
Intro Speech Path - 3 cred
Total 16 credits On Tues and Thurs i go from 8am till 6pm with two short breaks M,W & F are light with only two classes</p>
<p>Spring
Anatomy/Physiology 3 cred
Bio w/lab 4 cred
Ballet 1 cred
Great Texts 2 3 cred
Phonetics 3 cred
Pol Sci 3 cred
Total 17 credits</p>
<p>Fall Classes
MWF Classes
WRTG 1310 Into To College Writing
MATH 1390 College Algebra
SPAN 1310 Elementary Spanish I </p>
<p>MW Classes
SOC 1300 Principles of Sociology </p>
<p>TR Classes
HIST 1310 World History I </p>
<p>I’m taking 15 hours. I’m not really sure what classes I’m taking during the Spring semester. I don’t chose those until toward the end of my Fall semester.</p>
No, I actually don’t choose my classes until 4 days before classes start either. I just typed out my schedule as to what I already know I’m taking or think I’m taking. Some classes I am automatically into because I’m a music major, so you have to take lessons and ensembles.</p>
<p>Major: Probably psychology. I know I’m definitely doing premed.</p>
<p>Fall: 17 credits
Astronomy 101
English Composition
Psychology 101
The University Community (a class for first quarter freshmen)</p>
<p>Both Winter and Spring: 15 credits
Calculus
Chemistry
Physics</p>
<p>I probably should be starting calc/chem/physics first quarter and getting those out of the way, but I figured that since it’ll be my first quarter at college, I’ll take fun classes and integrate into the college atmosphere before tacking on the hard classes.</p>
<p>Honors Calculus I - 4 hours
Introduction to Computer-Based Honors - 4 hours
Engineering for the Future - 1 hour
Engineering Concepts & Design - 1 hour
Motion Picture History & Criticism - 3 hours
Marching Band - 1 hour
(Advanced English Composition - 3 hours) – Please dear Lord let me have the AP score to drop this. </p>
<p>I shall cross the spring class bridge when I get to it. :)</p>
<p>Major: History, but I will most likely add a dual major by sophomore year, and it will probably have something to do with languages.</p>
<p>Fall schedule:
Intro to Teaching 10:30-11:35 Wed
The Canadian Experiment 11:45-1:15 MW
Intermediate Italian 1:25-2:30 MWF
Intro to Buddhism 2:40-3:40 MWF
President’s Seminar 11:30-12:45 T
College Writing and Public Life 1:20-2:35 TTH</p>
<p>overall, I like it. It has all the basic courses I need to get out of the way except math and science, which I’m taking Spring semester. Not having to wake up before 9 is also a plus.</p>