<p>Torture and Drama of Emergency
Witches, Workers and Wives
Literary Marriages from Hell
Fundamentals of Acting</p>
<p>My schedule’s changed since I last posted here. It’s now:</p>
<p>Microeconomics
American Gov
Elementary Linear Algebra (Added this one just in case my earlier schedule was considered too slackish. Hopefully it’s as easy as I keep hearing.)
Microbiology
Intermediate Spanish II</p>
<p>16 hours</p>
<p>HUM 110 - West Humanities: Greece & Rome
MUS 211 - Theory II: Intermediate Harmony (with lab)
MUS 101 - Music Private Instruction (for .5 credit)
PSY 121 - Intro to Psychology (with lab)
SPAN 110 - First Year Spanish (with discussion group)
PE BWL - Bowling (third quarter)
PE BRJ - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (fourth quarter)</p>
<p>So excited. :)</p>
<p>^Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu seems like an interesting class
Calculus for science II
First Year Latin…Hopefully this can change to Japanese by the time school starts
EDP</p>
<p>2nd semester freshman</p>
<p>Chemistry 109
Biology 102
Economics 102
Antropology 102</p>
<p>Advanced Studies In American Literature Of The 20th Century
Nonfiction Writing: Articles
Introduction to Western Art Music
Approaches to Literature: Biographical Bishop + Lowell
Marketing Internship with Island Def Jam</p>
<p>EVAT 5530 Environmental Climatology
ECON 4020 Auction Theory
HIUS 2071 History of American Power and Energy
PLAN 3330 Neighborhoods, Communities, Regions
STAT 3120 Mathematical Statistics</p>
<p>Microeconomics
Writing 111
Science and Technology in the Modern World
Financial Accounting</p>
<p>: D</p>
<p>Math 217-Differential Equations
Physics 198-Physics 2
Bio 2960-Biology I
Freshmen Seminar: Science Fictions (comparative lit)
Brave New Crops (anthropology of GMO’s)</p>
<p>2nd semester sophomore, potential PSYCH and POLSCI double major. </p>
<p>HJCS 296 - Perspectives of the Holocaust
POLSCI 111 - Intro to American Politics
PSYCH 250 - Intro to Developmental Psych
PSYCH 280 - Intro to Social Psych</p>
<p>Total of 16 credits (4 credits per class).</p>
<p>2nd Semester Freshman year</p>
<p>Math 286- Honors Theoretical Differential Equations
Physics 140- Mechanical Physics
Physics 141- Mechanics Lab
ENVIRON 376- Environmental Ethics
ENG 100- Gaming for the Greater Good</p>
<p>15 Credits</p>
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<p>Is this as amazing as it sounds?</p>
<p>Accounting Information Systems
Intermediate Accounting I
Principles of Finance
Principles of Management
Operations Management
Business Communications</p>
<p>18 Credits so far but, however, Finance may get dropped this semester since im doing other things this semester</p>
<p>Well, at Umich all the engineers have to take Eng 100, which is divided into like 9 different sections. You can take whatever one you want. There is a section about energy sustainability, one about real world engineering, etc. </p>
<p>Mine, gaming for the greater good, is basically a programming class. Like all the other sections we learn technical writing, design and production methods, etc. Our semester project is to develop a game using a language called Phrogram. This semester we are making games for disabled kids at Mott Children’s Hospital. </p>
<p>The programming is actually really easy (coming from an honors prgramming course). I actually took it because it was the easiest one and later in the day. I have no plans to do anything with computers, haha.</p>
<p>History of World Civilizations II
Beginning Anthropology
Argumentative Writing
Beginning Acting</p>
<p>Next quarter (if I go): Human Anatomy, History of African Civilization, and Chinese 510.</p>
<p>^^^ aw that’s a really nice cause.</p>
<p>^thanks. We didn’t really get to choose and 5% extra credit was promised if we made a game for the hospital, but… well I probably would have done it anyway, haha.</p>
<p>HIS 102 World History - French Revolution to the Present
HIS 103 US History - Beginnings to Reconstruction
PSY 205 Health Psychology
PSY 216 Social Psychology</p>
<p>2nd semester freshman. 12 credits, nice easy semester.</p>
<p>THEA 200: Introduction to Mass Media
SOCI 315: Sociology of Law
BIO 111: Zoology (div. 1 requirement)
ANTH 375: Humans and Disease
Special Project 390 (dropped): Sociology of Corporate Malfeasance</p>
<p>Zoology was causing me too many problems. Had to drop my awesome SP. =[</p>