<p>Physical Geo. I normally wouldn’t worry about this class, but I got saddled with the only brutally difficult professor in the department.</p>
<p>I’m nervous about Statistics. I’m so-so in math, and I have such a hard time remembering formulas.</p>
<p>@clarinette52: I took introductory stats last spring. You shouldn’t have a problem with it; it’s a pretty do-able course, and you’ll become best friends with your calculator.</p>
<p>I’m looking forward to my Peace Studies class but the required books for it are really big, and I’m nervous about the amount of reading that I may need to do for it.</p>
<p>Re: Circuits. Pretty easy class. The only part I thought was tricky was mutual inductance and timing stuff but those were close to the end. Non-engineering majors who take basic circuits always seem to think it’s hard though.</p>
<p>Re: Stats. Helluva lot harder than probability. The beginning is easy but it ramps up really hard really fast. I can’t even remember the painful topics because I’ve blocked them out.</p>
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<p>I took the equivalent of this class at my school. The first week we were assigned a 25-30 page paper for the semester on a topic that we would be interested in studying for the rest of our college career. Talk about pressure! </p>
<p>That said, I’m nervous about my upper-level history classes. If we were assigned 30 pages at the beginning of junior year I kind of hate to see what the next level of classes are like. At least the course topics are interesting, and I have some of the better professors from the department so I’m hoping it won’t be too miserable.</p>
<p>all of them…
but seriously I heard calc 3 and statics were really hard. I’ve looked over my linear algebra book I just ordered and it actually seems interesting and not very difficult. hope I’m not jinxing it…</p>
<p>Well, I’m nervous right now because I won’t know for sure what classes I’ll be taking until less than 24 hours before classes start, and I might not even get the classes I want, lol. But out of all the classes I’m planning to take as of now, I’m probably most worried about Chinese, since I haven’t been to Chinese school in years and have forgotten pretty much everything. And back when I was in Chinese school, I was definitely not a star student, lol. But I’m even more worried that I will not get the section of Chinese I want or not get it at all this semester. I really wish my school would have let us pick our classes a lot earlier.</p>
<p>Actually I <em>am</em> in college, a sophomore at that! I am just in a remedial math course, as I stated I’m terrible at math!</p>
<p>Also don’t mind the “!” I’m not shouting, just overly fond of the “!” when online. :)</p>
<p>Honors Real Analysis…</p>
<p>Worried about starting a new language! And about taking an upper-level poli sci class…</p>
<p>I’m not too worried about any particular course (well, maybe chemistry), just my schedule in general. I’m taking 18 hours, but I also work in a department office and my days are going to be very busy because I have to work at least 8 hours a week. That’s not a huge time commitment, exactly, but just due to the times of my classes it’s going to be hectic.</p>
<p>My Advanced Greek Odyssey class…</p>
<p>I’m worried about my Experimental Psych class. 5 credits and people say it’s the hardest class in the psych department. 60% of the class gets a C.</p>
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<p>Just thinking of having to take that makes me want to curl up into a fetal position in a corner.</p>
<p>@corey- I took a senior level class my 2nd semester. It’s fine :). </p>
<p>The Physics course that I’m taking. I’ve never taken physics and it’s been 3 years since I’ve taken a math class. Plus, it’s 100% online.</p>
<p>Yeah, sorry if this sounded like high school, but I’m in the honors program at my uni so I called it “honors.” The class is actually called “First-Year Seminar in English:Bloomsbury Group,” which is intended for the honors kids.</p>
<p>Swing dancing…I have no dancing experience whatsoever and I’m very clumsy lol</p>
<p>My intermediate French class…I’m so scared! My french teacher in HS was a little bit too lenient :/</p>