<p>well 20 units of A's definitely can't hurt</p>
<p>heh right...</p>
<p>Spanish 2
Calculus 2
Accounting 2
Cardio Kick Boxing (YAY!)</p>
<p>This fall semester was my last tough one. :)</p>
<p>Calculus (first quarter, math 1a)
English-Writing 1B
Statistics
Accounting 1A (financial accounting I)
World History 3C (1900-present)</p>
<p>CCC on a quarter system</p>
<p>Winter:
Statistics(4)</p>
<p>Spring:
Calc III (Multivariable Calculus) (5)
Linear Algebra (3)
JAVA Programming (3)
Business Law (3)</p>
<p>Winter:
Calculus I
Microeconomics
General Chemistry
General Chemistry Lab
Descriptive Satistics</p>
<p>Spring:
Calculus II
General Chemistry
General Chemistry Lab
Developmental Psychology
Philosophy of Religion</p>
<p>Spring 2007:</p>
<p>Chemistry 26 (General Chemistry II) 5 units
Physics 42 (Physics for Scientist/Engineers III) 4 units
English 230 (English Literature, poem etc..) 3 units
Speech-40 (Oral communication) 3 units
Tennis 1 units</p>
<p>I feel for you all doing 20+ units. I did it last year both semesters and it was NOT a great year.</p>
<p>My first semester i was at a CC i thought i could handle 20+ units, i barely made it out okay. Now ive been at 18 units every semester and its been much easier</p>
<p>wannabetransfer...are you planning to skip a semester or something?</p>
<p>Beginning the year 2007: example
Winter Session 7 units
Spring Session 16 units <=[ unless you enjoy GPA massochism at a rate of 23 units, then go for it ]
Summer Session 7 units
Fall Session + Applications due 16 units
2008
Winter Session 5 units
Spring Session 10 units</p>
<p>= 60 units</p>
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orgy lab
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Calculus 2</p>
<p>This fall semester was my last tough one.
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<p>Haha...says you. Enjoy Calc II.</p>
<p>Ahh...yes but my friend, Mr. PHD in mathmatics is already helping me with that one. ;)</p>
<p>ilovecalifornia - I'm in a rush because I don't want to wait an extra year to transfer. If I take less than 20 units a semester, I'll have to wait until the fall of 08' to apply. I don't want to be stuck at a CC for 2.5 years and be 21 years old by the time I get to finally transfer to a UC.</p>
<p>brand_182 - Although I'm taking micro and macro in the same semester, I'm not taking them at the same time. I'm taking the 8 week courses, so after micro econ is done, I will be taking macro economics.</p>
<p>iwanatransfer - I think the type of classes taken rather than the number of units someone is taking is a better indicator of how tough their courseload is. Although I'm planning on taking 23 units, half of the classes I'm taking are very easy. I've talked to many people who have taken those classes with the same profs, and they have told me that they're easy A courses that require little effort, CA30 Film Appr. especially. The only classes I'll have to worry about are Calculus, Stats, and micro economics.</p>
<p>johnnzen - Yeah, i'm planning to transfer in 3 semesters instead of 4. I would take winter intercession classes, but the CC I will be attending does not offer winter intercession courses. I know of another CC that does offer winter intercession, but they do not offer the courses I intend on taking. Summer school is out of the question for me (at least for next summer) because I will be in Canada for much of July for my cousin's wedding. So that leaves me no choice but to take 20+ units/semester.</p>
<p>you guys are going to laugh, but Fall sem was pretty much my last sem. I have all by pre-reqs and igetc done by fall. im only taking a spring sem so i dont have any gaps in my education.</p>
<p>beg french; NT (non-transferable) 3 units
beg Spanish; NT 3 units
tennis; CCCT (UC transferable) 1 unit
jutisu; ccct 1 unit
ballroom dancing; ccct 1 unit
political history of the middle east; ccct 3 units</p>
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I'm taking the 8 week courses, so after micro econ is done, I will be taking macro economics.
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<p>Oh good. In that case, you'll probably be better off than most students since the info will be fresh in your mind for micro.</p>
<p>Calculus II (4)
Princ to Accounting (3)
International Cultures (3)
Expository Writing (4)
History of Architecture and Art (3)
Intro to Philosophy (4)
Modern China (3) - Senior level, had to get special permission to get in...
Chamber Orchestra (3)</p>
<p>27... oh wow I just added that up for the first time...</p>
<p>ummm I'll probably drop a class</p>
<p>....what's your major cvjn?</p>
<p>Intro to PChem (3)
Chem Lab (1)
Modern Western Lit (4)
Calculus II (4)
Economics of Population Dynamics (3)
Economics of Public Finance (3)
All Honors...hooray for non stop studying =)</p>
<p>lol Business, doens't my schedule look all over the place?</p>
<p>I'm trying to get into NYU / UMich so I'm taking as many credits possible so that my HS record won't matter much.</p>
<p>The place where I am now basically makes me want to go home and just <em>wrist</em>; so I turn that urge into studying time. That's kinda why I don't wanna be here for more than 1 year.</p>
<p>wannabetransfer:</p>
<p>In that case, you should spread out your schedule with online classes.</p>
<p>Check:
<a href="http://www.smconline.org/index.real?action=Catalog%5B/url%5D">http://www.smconline.org/index.real?action=Catalog</a></p>
<p>and</p>
<p>and</p>
<p>CA community colleges have year round online classes for students who cannot physically be at the college. The only thing you probably won't be able to find is higher level courses, and lab courses (which is only a couple anyways). </p>
<p>With online classes, you can knock out your english, econ, history, and other requirements easily.</p>