<p>Linear Algebra (2)
Physics (3)
Physics Lab (1)
Multi-Variable Calc (3)
Digital Design Eng. Lecture - (3)
C++ Lecture - (2)
C++ Recitation - (0) > combines with the Lecture for 3-credit class
and
Philosophy Knowledge and Reality - (3)
or
Into to Java Programming - (3)</p>
<p>i'm seriously wondering how (and WHY) some of you people take 20+ credits. Are you really that far behind? From my stance, it's pointless to take so many credits since they won't transfer more than 60 in most cases anyways. Care to explain?</p>
<p>It's ok...they'll be crying later when their GPA gets owned :D</p>
<p>Psych 390--Quantitative Analysis
Acct 360--Intermediate Accounting II
Mgt 475--Global Strategies</p>
<p>(My last semester before graduation!!!)</p>
<p>brand_182:
1. really behind
2. want to get ahead
3. want to slack next semester
4. for the sake of learning :P</p>
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<p>lol I get the feeling. Really though, I was behind because I didn't take enough classes in my first semester, so I took a normal amount of classes during the summer. Cramming as many classes as some of you are doing into one semester will have dire consequences unless you are:</p>
<p>1) a genius
2) lacking a social life</p>
<p>If you must, good luck to you. But if you end up getting all A's, please let me know and let me know which college you go to so I can transfer there and get an easy 4.0. :D</p>
<p>20+ credits is insane...i took 14 first semester, so im taking 17 next semester to even it out (although i took only 14 because i tested out of english for both semesters)</p>
<p>I've been taking 17, 19, 16, and 17 again this spring at CU Boulder. (The norm is 12-15.) But I take it this thread is for CC students only?</p>
<p>damn, I thought I was taking heavy loads taking 5 classes a quarter. I took 21 transferrable quarter units fall quarter and am taking 23 transferrable quarter units, but I guess thats nothing compared to what some of you are doing. Something doesn't seem to add up to me though, since semester units are 2/3 of quarter units, making my 23 units equivalent to about 15 semester units, which most people seem to achieve with 4 classes.</p>
<p>are you proud of overloading yourself, i wanatransfer?</p>
<p>hell no i regret it. studying for finals is a B_ _ _ _.
see my mentality was if im doing good in high school WHILE going to cc then i can double up when i went to the university. I went to the university and now im suffering my gpa will be between 3.5-3.6 :( ima go hang myself.. on a chair (i've heard it before, but i dunno how it works)</p>
<p>I've found that max units is possible with alot of planning/preparation. </p>
<p>During summer intersession, I petitioned to go two units over the maximum units possible and I did certain things to make sure my courses went smoothly:
1. attained all syllabus'/hwk sheets beforehand
2. did enough hwk to be 2-3 weeks ahead
3. no math, no high level sciences, i filled up the whole semester with all GE's and a single unit pass/fail (low div. english, low div. sociology, low div. CIS)</p>
<p>By filling up my sched. with GE's and 1 pass fail class, the courses aren't difficult, rather they are tedious. I'm bound to fall somewhat behind because there's just not enough time in the week, so when I begin to fall behind, I have a "padding" since I worked a couple weeks ahead.</p>
<p>Oh yeah, no social life too :D</p>
<p>I only maxed out my intersessions because fatigue becomes a big problem (I fall behind way past my padding) over the long 16 week semester.</p>
<p>I'm taking 7 classes, 22 units for Spring because my school is so cheap they took out a class that I needed to take in the Winter.</p>
<p>u couldn't tak any of those 22 units during winter? wowww..bummer man</p>
<p>If you self study before the class starts it takes a lot of the burden off.</p>
<p>it takes a lot of self-discipline to study ur butt off before the course begins lol self-discipline that i'm going to have to discover if i'm going to be taking 19</p>
<p>yeah I have no life so I'm able to spend literally almost all my time studying.</p>
<p>Calc II (3 hrs)
Philosophy 101 (3 hrs)
Philosophy 079 (3 hrs)- Comparative constitutional law
Arabic 102 (4 hrs)
Public Policy 101 (3 hrs)
Weight Training (1 hr)</p>
<p>Intro to Nanotechnology
Gen Chem II Lecture
Gen Chem II Lab
Intro to Statistics
Human Genetics
Vegitarian Cuisine (lol, cuz EZ Mac and lean cuisine just ain't cutting it)</p>
<p>macroeconomics
differential geometry
organismal biology
organismal biology lab
womens studies</p>
<p>i think it totals to 16.5 unit hours.</p>