What classes you're taking this fall?

[M-SIL 2]

Since school has started for most of you (I'm assuming), I'm just asking what classes are you taking this semester? The classes I'm taking is:

Intermediate Algebra

Humanites

English Composition II

Music Appreciation

[Abc987 3]

School hasn't started here yet, not for a week and a half. =)

[Haljackey 17,302]

I start Sept 6. I am taking business and social science courses this year. 1st year university student, but I think I'm going to like it!

[The boy formerly known as Evil Muzz 27]

Advanced English

Advanced Geography

Hospitality (a relaxing practical subject to intersperse my Advanced subjects, plus I need to learn how to cook!)

[DuskTrooper 314]

*waves at M-SIL*

Physics II

Microeconomics

Pre-calculus

Environmental Science

This is my last semester of these core classes, and I should be doing nothing but architecture a year from now.

[2nerdy4u 1]

Well, 9th grade starts on Tuesday for me...

Biology

English

History

Honors Geometry

Concert Band

Latin II

Not so many options in 9th grade, but things really open up in 10th...

[autoVino 26]

AP BC Calculus
AP Mechanical Calculus Physics (so far I've learned more calculus here then in calculus class... but so far calc is all review)
AP Chemistry II
AP Statistics
(I know, I'm way over my head on these)
Advanced Spanish IV (this is the hardest class ever!...)
English, Arts and Humanities, etc.  And a research class.
Hard Core Cross Country (can that be a class?  2 to 3 hours of practice per day!)

As you can see I've dug myself in a pretty deep hole this semester.  Now all I need is a shovel.

[confused04 14]

For Fall semester I'm taking then one more semester til graduation with my degree!

Invertebrate Biology

Research in Environmental Studies

Research in Biology (my Honors Project)

Politics and Society in Developing Areas

American Foreign Policy

autoVino: Wow, your school offers all those AP classes?!? My school only offered, AP Environmental, AP English Lit, AP Enlgish (the other one, I forget) AP Calculus AB, AP Biology, AP European History, AP Government and Politics, and AP US History. I ended up taking all that I possibly could and I even managed to get Calculus BC in by getting two other students to drive me to another school. You're sure lucky to get all that. I found the BC Calc test WAY easier than the AB as I believe the test is 60% AB and 40% BC (hence why you get a AB subscore). I didn't even know that AP Chemistry II was a course at all. Oh well, good luck.

[Fischbob 9]

I'm off to school in about a week. Courses are as follows:

IB Modern History 111

Canadian Geography 120

World Issues 120

IB/AP French 111

English 111

My first semester is very... arts-oriented.

[ccecill 52]

Aday

World History

Debate I

Biology I

Driver Ed.

Bday

Algebra I

French I

English II

Photography I (film, no digital)

[ilikehotdogsalot 308]

P.E

Biology I Honors

Spanish II

Algebra 1A Honors

[mencc1701 0]

Starting my third year of university on Sept. 5th, and taking:

GEG 3106 - Urban Geography

GEG 3107 - Geography of Polar Regions

GEG 3320 - Geography of Tourism

GEG 3321 - Geographic Approaches to Environmental Issues

HIS 2152 - History of the United States from 1865 to 1945

[Duke87 1,070]

I too am going into my Junior year of college... my classes are a bit different from yours, though:

-Elementary Structural Analysis

-Environmental Engineering Principles II

-Intro to Fluid Mechanics (with lab)

-Civil Engineering Materials

-Computer Solutions to Civil Engineering Problems

My major is (in case you didn't guess) civil engineering.

[autoVino 26]

confused04

that's Kentucky Education for you.  Ap Chem II I think is just like normal AP chem, just a bit more vigirous.  There are a few new courses at our school this year (organic chem, etc), and Mechanical Physics is one of them (Physics C on the Ap Test), so I think that the tax money is going to good use.

[mencc1701 0]

Originally posted by: Duke87 I too am going into my Junior year of college... my classes are a bit different from yours, though:

-Elementary Structural Analysis

-Environmental Engineering Principles II

-Intro to Fluid Mechanics (with lab)

-Civil Engineering Materials

-Computer Solutions to Civil Engineering Problems

My major is (in case you didn't guess) civil engineering.quote>

Yeah, your classes (like mine) kinda paint a clear picture as to your major.

[ccecill 52]

Anybody here major in Architecture?

[_MostlyHarmless 17]

History of Urban Planning

Land Use Law

Transportation Management