School, What classes do you have?

Alright, let's see, 10th Grade..

1st - Geometry
2nd - Gym
3rd - English 2 Honors
4th - Art
5th - World History
6th - Biology

I detest English homework.

I have not got classes yet, because my next grade will begin on October, I am not going to high school yet and I do not know my next classes.

Aside from the Geometry and the Biology, I'd want your schedule right now, just for the sake of getting the credits. :P

Oh, you seem new. Your name is so similar to Ultramario's. *Sigh*.
Oh, hint for the future: Don't overuse those emoticons. No matter how cool they look to you know, you'll soon hate them. Almost everyone else here does. We really need new smilies :[

Yeah, I haven't actually posted much here yet. "ultimario" doesn't sound too original, does it?

Thanks for the hint, I'll try to not use the smilies from now on.

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Actually, on other sites, I don't think I've seen others with a username similar to mine.

Microbiology

Greetings.

This semester:

Civics and Economics
Spanish 1
Team Sports
Tech Theatre

Next semester:

English II
Geometry
Physical Science
Theatre

MWF:
9:00 - 9:50 - Intro to A/V Production
10:00 - 10:50 - Writing About Literature
12:00 - 12:50 - The World of Polis and Covenant

TR:
8:00 - 9:15 - Dynamic Visual Storytelling
9:30 - 10:45 - Survey of Finite Mathematics
3:30 - 4:30 - First Year Experience (Tuesday only)

Honors Freshman English
Honors Biology
Marching Band
Honors Spanish
*lunch here*
Honors Geometry
Freshmen P.E.

That's my classes every day in order.

Honors Geometry and Biology?

Aren't those technically normal classes that you could get in due to exceptional performance in Math and Science in 8th grade? The Geometry doesn't seem like honors to me anyways, because I was in Alg. II in 9th grade.

But yeah. Does Honors Geometry and Biology even exist? Geometry is Geometry and Biology is Biology. What more is there to learn in either classes?

This post has been edited by Soiyeruda on Sep 15 2008, 07:13 AM

We go through materials faster than normal classes would, and go into more in-depth activities more often than just reading out of a book, which the normal classes do. Like we're in the computer lab more often than the others, for example.

And I can do a scan of my schedule to show you the names. :P

This post has been edited by Nad on Sep 15 2008, 07:19 AM

I just went back to college today and we now in a new module sysyem, so my classes are as follows;

First Semester:

Design - Branding
Visual Culture and Society ( Basically, its Art History )
Typography Experimental
Creative Technology - Web
Illustration - Digital ( This one was a choice between photography and this, I chose this )
Free Choice Module
This one is going to cause a stinker around here on my course, we're level 7 and we can only chose modules that are level 7 as well and the list for level 7 this semster isn't particularly great. Lets see, enginerring, archetieture, maths, ugh. I'll probably go with Web Publishing as that, I have some use for!

Second Semester:

Visual Culture: Dissertation
Professional Practice
Design - Promotion
Advanced Printing Technology
Video Publishing OR Illustraton - Narrative
Free Choice Module

Its going to be a tough year for me, being an award year and all. At least we'll only have one exam at MOST this year!

Finite Math
Studio Art
Spanish 3
Biochemistry
Writing in Cinema
World Religions

Starting in october: Pre-employment carpentry

Darn you, I have more classes than there is space for in a day, we have a 10 day cycle, but my subjects are:
Obligatory:
English
Maths
Science
RE I get to miss RE and citizenship for triple sciences

Choices (we had to choose three from a list, three's too little ):
Art
IT
Media Studies

Tech:
Graphic products

Monday: Workstudy (10:00 AM), Writing 50 (1:15 PM)
Tuesday: CORE (11:00 AM), Intro to American Politics (1:15PM), Conversational Japanese (3:00 PM)
Wednesday: CORE (11:00 AM), Writing 50 (1:15 PM), Workstudy (3:00 PM)
Thursday: CORE (11:00 AM), Intro to American Politics (1:15PM), Conversational Japanese (3:00 PM)
Friday: Workstudy (1:00 PM)

CORE is a sort of intro to humanities and liberal arts that all frosh have to go through at our college. Writing 50 is another obligatory class that's supposed to jumpstart our inherent writing ability as college students. My Writing 50 course centers around the analysis of Ophelia in Hamlet. For Workstudy, I work at IT -- which is like computers and internet and stuff. Yeah.

High level Math, English, Biology, Gym
Mid level Science, German, Danish, Latin, Modern History, Politics
Low Level Ancient History, Art


I need to change this because I hate biology like hell

Just started high school this year.

1: Spanish 2 Honors
2: Biology GT
3: English GT
4A: U.S. History Honors
4B: Comp Sci 1 Honors
5: Algebra 2 GT
6: Gym

holy **** i just realized that every one of my classes except for gym is either honors or GT

This post has been edited by MrGuy on Sep 15 2008, 03:25 PM

This semester, I have:

P1 - Grade 12 Religion
P2 - Grade 11 Computer Science
P3 - Junior Lunch
P4/5 - Co-op
P6 - Co-op

Next Semester I have:

P1 - Grade 12 College Technology Math
P2 - Grade 12 College English
P3/4 - Grade 12 Philosophy: Challenge and Change
P5 - Senior Lunch
P6 - Grade 12 Visual Arts


I could have taken Writer's Craft instead of Computer Science, but I really wanted that course. I tried to take it last year but they didn't have a qualified teacher so I got dumped into a lower level course instead.

This post has been edited by ChaosEmerl on Sep 15 2008, 03:37 PM

Period 1: Chemistry
2: Algebra II
3: English
4: Church History
5: U.S. History
6. Latin II/III
7. HTML
Floater*: Class X (This quarter, it's a Coaching/Leadership class)

*If you dunno how floater works, it takes over a certain class everyday, in order. Sometimes, though, there will be no floater for me.