Taking classes during summer?

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How many of you have or plan on taking classes during the summer time? What type of classes will you take?

 

[superdevil]

i went full-time two summers. i took everything from independent study to major requirements to general education requirements. if you don't mind choosing work instead of play--go for it! you'll either end up with an easy senior year or (like me) graduate early.

good luck.

 

[Zback]

I was considering taking a demanding class, that way I could concetrate on it more.

 

[UCLAstudent]

I have taken summer school every year. I took calculus as a sophomore, English as a junior, and plant physiology and ecology/animal behavior as a junior.

 

[mustangsally65]

I've taken classes the past three summers, and find that summer classes are much easier for me than regular semester-length classes. You're into the material every day, for a couple of hours, and it's only for about a month. This makes it easier not to forget stuff over the course of a semester, and you learn more because it's in your face all the time. I had Organic I and Physics I first summer session inf 2004, and Organic II and Physics II the second summer session, and did fine. I think I got more out of the classes in the summer than I would have if the class was over an entire semester.

 

[fullefect1]

I am going to take Organic I+ II for both 5 week sessions. Hey mustangsally65, how many hours a day were u taking class? Did u find it more difficult then the previous semesters because of such a short time period? The reason I am asking is because I might consider taking physics with it to. Does anyone have any recommendations?

 

[45408]

summer school is a drag

 

[fullefect1]

summer school is a drag

Well, ya I could imagine that. But I would rather live in an on campus apartment then my parents house.