<p>Major: Chemical Engineering</p>
<p>Economics
University Experience
Physics I
Chemistry II (Maybe chem I… I dunno yet)
Intro to ChemE
ChemE Fundamentals (apparently this isn’t a required class. I’m going to try and switch it for something I need)</p>
<p>Major: Mechanical Engineering</p>
<p>Fall:
-Introduction to Mechanical Engineering
-Chemistry for Engineering Majors
-Vector Calculus
-Lifetime Fitness for Future Health
-Judo</p>
<p>14 credits only, but it’s quarter system and I just want to take it easy even though I know I can do another 3 credits. I don’t want to get ahead of myself and plan my winter and spring term schedule just yet, but I have a good idea of it now. (Quarter schedule is nice!)</p>
<p>Fall:
Elementary Russian (5 credits)
Introduction to Political Thinking (4 credits)
Modern Biology for the Concerned Citizen (4 credits)
Western Classics in Translation, from Homer to Dante (4 credits)
Mapping the Renaissance (2 credits)
Yoga I (1 credit)</p>
<p>Major: Psychology
Fall:
Intro to Psych (3 credits)
Intro to Sociology (3 credits)
Pre-calculus (3 credits)
Freshman Foundation Course: Visual and Narrative Literacy (3 credits)
Human Nutrition (3 credits)
Self-Defense for Women (0.5 credits)</p>
<p>A total of 15.5 credits</p>
<p>Major: Economics ( I couldn’t fit Principles of Micro/Macro Econ into my 1st sem. schedule …I’m going to take it 2nd semester I hope.</p>
<p>How does my schedule look?</p>
<p>Physical Anthropology 220 MWF
ENG 101 Composition I TTH
French 201 Intermediate French M T W TH
Math 102 College Algebra M T TH
POLS 100 American Government MWF</p>
<p>llamaninja- your classes sound SO COOL</p>
<p>i have:</p>
<p>honors seminar- origins of ideas and the ideas of origins
student life seminar
intro to logic
survey of forensic science
creative writing
how we know what we know</p>
<p>Major in Engineering (no specific type yet)
Minor in French</p>
<p>Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
General Chemistry
Freshman Engineering Experience
Honors Anthropology
French (still have to take the placement test, so no specifics on that yet)</p>
<p>Not a Freshman but a transferrr 
English + Communication Major, Latino Studies Minor</p>
<p>The Process of Communication
Mexico in the 19th/20th Centuries
British Lit II
Intro to Literary Studies
Philosophy and Logic</p>
<p>Major: Classics/Physics/Philosophy? I’m just going in all three directions (almost exclusively. No social sciences for me)</p>
<p>Fall 2011
Philosophy 100: The Good Life Tues/Thurs 01:15PM-03:00PM
Latin 101: Elementary Latin Mon/Wed 11:10AM-12:20PM Tues/Thurs 10:45AM-11:50AM Friday 12:00PM-01:00PM
Math 111: Calculus I Mon/Wed 03:10PM-04:20PM Fri 03:30PM-04:30PM
Karate</p>
<p>Winter 2012
Physics 131: Newtonian Mechanics Mon/Wed 12:30PM-01:40PM Fri 01:10PM-02:20PM
Greek 101: Elementary Greek Mon/Wed 09:50AM-11:00AM Tues/Thurs 09:30AM-10:35AM Fri 09:40AM-10:40AM
Math 121: Calculus II Mon/Wed 08:30AM-09:40AM Fri 08:30AM-09:30AM
Ice Hockey I</p>
<p>Spring 2012
Physics 151: Relativity and Particles Mon/Wed 01:50PM-03:00PM Fri 02:20PM-03:20PM
Greek 102: Intermediate Greek Mon/Wed 09:50AM-11:00AM Tues/Thurs 09:30AM-10:35AM Fri 09:40AM-10:40AM
English 218: The Gothic Spirit Tues/Thurs 03:10PM-04:55PM
Music 187: Carleton Orchestra Mon/Tues/Thurs 06:30PM-08:00PM OR Music 250: Piano</p>
<p>Major pre vet/ vet tech</p>
<p>Fall:
Chem lab
Chem lecture
Vet tech 121 lab
Vet tech 152
Vet tech 121 lecture
World history
Uact 100.</p>
<p>Total hours: 15</p>
<p>Exchange student - working towards English degree in the UK, but with a year out studying in the States. :)</p>
<p>Fall:
Introduction to Russian History (Mon & Weds, 12pm)
Nazi Germany and the Holocaust (Tues & Thurs, 10:25am)
The Harlem Renaissance (Weds, 9am)
Contemporary British Literature (Fri, 1:25pm)
11 Hours Total.</p>
<p>English and History are the only subjects I want to study.
There seem to be very few English majors in America, from what I’ve seen online.</p>
<p>I just found out part of my schedule that I’m pre-registered for as a music major. It was on my online account. Previously I posted what I’d like to take…so far, this is what I have for sure.</p>
<p>Gateway 100- Lincoln & the Civil War (freshman writing course)- 1 unit
Music 207- Keyboard Harmony I- 0.5 unit</p>
<p>Gateway course is Tues/Thurs 8:00-9:15 am and Keyboard Harmony is Mon-Wed 2:00-2:50 pm</p>
<p>They also signed me up for Music Theory I, but I’m taking a placement test and should be out of that.</p>
<p>1 unit = 4 credits/semester hours</p>
<p>What else I’ll probably be adding on registration day: piano lessons, clarinet lessons, ensemble, history course (my other major), econ gen ed course…so that’s another 3 units…total of 4.5 units then * 4 credits = 18 credits/semester hours</p>
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<p>If you’re judging by what’s on CC then you won’t run into many. On the contrary, there are a lot of English majors out there, and a lot of the exchange students I’ve met are English majors. Your schedule looks really interesting! Good luck!</p>
<p>After hours and hours of work, accommodating all of the schedules and distribution requirements and my sanity while I’m slaving away at my killer courses, I’ve come up with a more realistic schedule that tries to fit everything I want.</p>
<p>Fall 2011
MATH 111: Calculus I MWF
PHIL 100: The Good Life TTH
PE 125: Folk Dance TTH
PHIL 110: Appearance and Reality MWF
MUSC 150/250: Piano, Non-Juried</p>
<p>Winter 2012
PHYS 131: Newtonian Mechanics MWF (4 Hour Lab on Tuesdays)
GRK 101: Elementary Greek MTWTHF (Yeah. Kill me)
HIST 202/203: Iconoclasm in the Early Middle Ages MWF
PE 142: Karate MTH</p>
<p>Spring 2012
MATH 121: Calculus II MWF
GRK 102: Intermediate Greek MTWTHF
PSYC 110: Principles of Psychology MWF
ENGL 160: Intro to Creative Writing TTH
MUSC 187: Carleton Orchestra MTTH (Or Piano, Non-J’ed)</p>
<p>More realistic because</p>
<ol>
<li>I have distribution requirements to fulfill, unfortunately</li>
<li>I don’t want to take too much of the same thing at once. Like, Math/Physics, to overwhelm me</li>
<li>I crammed all the hard courses in Winter</li>
<li>Piano/Orchestra is more of a hobby</li>
<li>I got rid of Latin because I won’t be able to take it for a while, and it’s useless to start on it and forget everything subsequently. Plus, language is a huge commitment and I don’t want to burn out before Freshman year. Greek is enough; two is too much.</li>
</ol>
<p>Major: biochemistry
Minor: interdisciplinary studies (Honors Minor)</p>
<p>Fall:</p>
<p>Communications
Chemistry 200- general chemistry
Math 150- calculus I
Rhetoric and writing studies
Honors seminar</p>
<p>All together that’s 16 units a full schedule is 12 units so I hope I can balance this all out. :)</p>
<p>Who else has distribution requirements? :(</p>
<p>I am taking:
french (M to F) 8
latin american politics (M-W) 9
Performance on stage analysis (M-W) 3pm
Tennis (T-T)11am
Acting (M-W)12 pm
Lifeguard Training (T-T) 9am
Crew (M to Th) 6am</p>
<p>Only 12 credits, I hope I can handle so many sports.</p>
<p>Was on Music and music lab but at last minute craziness switched to acting.</p>
<p>As a premed, but with no declared major, I’m taking</p>
<p>Intro to College Chem (5 credits, with lecture, discussion, lab lecture, and lab)
Intro to Child Psychology
Shakespeare 1 (300 level)
Spanish Grammar Review (300 level)</p>
<p>15 credits total. And I don’t have to do distribution requirements :)</p>
<p>As a frosh I have:
First Semester</p>
<p>Multivariable Calculus
Rhetoric of Western Thought
Historical Geology and Introduction to Paleontology
Mineralogy</p>
<p>Second Semester:</p>
<p>Introduction to Archaeological Field Methods
Dinosaur Paleobiology
Differential Equations
Classical Mechanics</p>
<p>Introduction to Academics in Computer Science
Program Design and Abstraction
Introduction to French III
Precalculus
World Affairs</p>
<p>I only have one class on Tuesdays and Thursdays, I’m so happy. :D</p>