itt: we post what classes we're taking

[25thhour]

Physics 12
Calculus 12
ENG 100

[Hazelle]

Originally Posted by Reach

Check out my schedule this semester

Mechanisms of Disease
Infectious Disease
Physiology
Pharmacology
General Histology
Oral Histology
Law
Ethics
Nutrition
Neuroanatomy
Periodontology
Cariology
Occlusion
Neuromuscular Function
Radiology
Pedodontics
Orthodontics

That makes...17 classes.

Do I win? ;o

I have class from 8-5 every day; it's pretty rough. Mostly exam periods. My finals schedule last semester was an exam every day for 2 weeks, and two really big ones the week before that started. Urg.

I like most of my classes though, so it's fun.

I honesetly don't get this - how many credits are each of those classes? Has to be at least 2...thats.
I don't know. I'm so confused.

[Wineandbread]

Dat med lyfe Reach

[Anaru]

reach

wow

[fido123]

God damn that's way to many classes. Anyway I'm taking:

Network Design
Advanced Implementation of Apache Web Servers
PHP (programming)
Ethical Hacking
Oral Communication

[Reach]

Originally Posted by Hazelle

I honesetly don't get this - how many credits are each of those classes? Has to be at least 2...thats.
I don't know. I'm so confused.

It varies credit wise. They're not small classes though. The work load is easily 3x a regular semester from undergrad. Many of those classes have lab/clinical components which can keep me in class pretty late (Radiology, Cariology, Occlusion, Neuromuscular, Perio, Pedo, Neuro and both histos have lab/clinical)

I'm in the DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) program, so...standard university class regulations don't really apply. Our schedule comes pre-planned for us like that.

I guess I'd rather it this way over 4 years than have it spread out over...12 or so. XD

[Anaru]

Originally Posted by Reach

It varies credit wise. They're not small classes though. The work load is easily 3x a regular semester from undergrad. Many of those classes have lab/clinical components which can keep me in class pretty late (Radiology, Cariology, Occlusion, Neuromuscular, Perio, Pedo, Neuro and both histos have lab/clinical)

I'm in the DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) program, so...standard university class regulations don't really apply. Our schedule comes pre-planned for us like that.

I guess I'd rather it this way over 4 years than have it spread out over...12 or so. XD

respect..