Hey Everyone, Im getting ready to register for the spring semester. Just thought it would be fun to post our schedules to see if anyone is in the same boat. Im taking: Monday - Pre Cal w/Trig 6-8:40 Tuesday - Human Anatomy w/lab 5-9:40 Wednesday - MacroEconomics 6-8:40 Thursday - Chem II w/lab 5-9:40 Thats 14 credits with two labs..Just taking the basic courses. I work durning the day so I have to go to school at night for now
I graduate after next semester. It'll be a light course load since it's mostly leftovers that need to be completed. Genetics (Mon/Wed) Molecular Biology II (Mon/Wed) Dissection Techniques (Tue) - yay dead people. Medical Pharmacy II (WWW)
I just need one more prereq, so I'm taking Immunology this spring, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:35-2:05. But my last semester in school before I graduated looked as awful as some of the above: Biochemistry II Biochem II Lab Physical Chemistry Integrated PChem Lab Quantitative Analyisis Quant Lab 3 hours of Independent Study in Biology (research) Physics II Lab
Microbiology (MTWTH) Vert Phys (MWF) Cell Biology (TTH) Symphonic Winds (TTH) - to pay my scholarship$$$ Intro to Acting and Improvisation (MWF) - should be fun
microbio I microbio II microbio lab ochem II ochem lab speech all that is only 13 hours. the labs are going to kill me.
Physics II Calculus Religions of the World Work 14 hours ... in addition; supplemental applications, interviews, financial aid, finding an apartment, etc., etc. Chris
Yeah, but I had some problems with schedule request, so as of now I am not scheduled for it. Hopefully I'll be able to get in after the purge date or after the first day.
Organic Chemistry II Principles of Biology II Yoga (Required for Samford) Survey of the New Testament Principles of Microeconomics Fundamentals of Public Speaking
Easiest, or maybe just lightest, semester yet. General Genetics Statistics O-chem II w/lab 13 hours in total which beats the 16 hours I've had every semester for the last 2-1/2 years. Unfortunately, I still have to work next semester. Troy
Organic II Microbiology (Going to be my hardest class) Calculus I Human Anatomy Piano II Independent research: chemistry
Human Anatomy (at community college) Interpersonal Communication (at community college) Physiology Lab US History Immunology And i'm considering whether to add Neurobiology lab or not.
1. Managing and Monitoring Clinical Trials 2. Advanced Study Design 3. Advanced Statistics 4. Regulatory Affairs
Biochemistry (3) General physics II with lab (4) Host-Microbe Interactions (3) Ecology and Population Biology (4) Animal Behavior lab (1, though I may not have to take this one) So I've got 15 hours planned. No more pharmacy pre-requisites, just biology degree requirements.
Why do you think that Microbiology is going to be your hardest class? Just curious? It is a lot of work, but not very hard to understand (nothing like Organic ) Than again maybe you are one one those who love O-chem Anatomy requires a lot of time as well....memorizing tuberosities, condyles, tubercules... enjoy!
Gen Chem 2 Calculus Anatomy Total = 13 units Working 20 hrs/week Glad you guys started this thread because it makes me feel like I have an easy life! Good luck next semester everyone.
genetics w/ lab PHysics 1 with lab Anatomy Physiology 2 w/ lab English literature Research: Chemistry (most likely but not sure) Oh yeah, which sounds more interesting? 1. Building synthetic membrane 2. Purifying other useful drugs from caffeine 3. Protein modeling It's so hard to decide! #3 is hard because I have never done it before so it'll be like another class for me. #2 is just like organic chemistry so it should be less time intensive than the other two. #1--> I have to talk with the research advisor to find out more info about it. But from what I read on his profile, he builds synthetic membrane to ease drug coming into the membrane or something like that.
genetics w/ lab PHysics 1 with lab Anatomy Physiology 2 w/ lab English literature Research: Chemistry (most likely but not sure) Oh yeah, which sounds more interesting? 1. Building synthetic membrane 2. Purifying other useful drugs from caffeine 3. Protein modeling It's so hard to decide! #3 is hard because I have never done it before so it'll be like another class for me. #2 is just like organic chemistry so it should be less time intensive than the other two. #1--> I have to talk with the research advisor to find out more info about it. But from what I read on his profile, he builds synthetic membrane to ease drug coming into the membrane or something like that. This seems easy too since I know many things about cell membrane already.
Thanks! thats why i started this thread I was getting nervous about next semester with having to work 30 hours and go to school but now that I have read these posts it puts me at ease kinda.
Ah Microbio is known to be one of the harder classes offered down here. I've heard many horror stories about it . Microbio is also all group based. You're assigned groups at the beginning of the semester and your grade depends on the performance of the people in your group. On quiz days a person is randomly selected from your group and takes the quiz. You (and the rest of the group) get the grade that they make on the quiz and have no control if they fail it. Lab is taught in groups also .
That is the most amazing thing I've ever heard. That's even worse than my physics class where the curve is based on the average score on exams, but the exams are so easy that everybody gets a 100 percent (well, not everybody but the average is really high). So people with 94% at the end of the semester are looking at B's. So, do the people in your group also pay your tuition? That just sounds like a lazy ass professor who needs a career change to me. Troy
Bio 2 Chem 2 Speech Econ Speech 18 credit hrs. Im packed and its going to be a busy schdule. I love challenges.
Really? That does sound very different. My Microbiology class had lab group work, but testing was done on an individual basis. I guess just hope for a great "group" and maybe try to find creative ways to motivate others if you need to.
BIO I w/ lab Micro w/lab Physics I w/ lab O Chem II w/ lab Independent research in chem... I'm scared. 18 hours and they all have labs.
That has to be the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. Sorry but I can't believe the professor can get away with something like that. That's not hard, it's just stupid. Sounds to me like someone told you a story to scare you
Well if you can handle that schedule I dont know why you wouldn't be able to handle pharm school... ...Think about it that way
I hope that you are not working while going to school? I will be quitting my job in August to go to school 18 hours a semester. I was just wondering if you worked or just go to school? Thanks
I don't know where the other thread went, but here's one we can recycle for future semesters/qtrs to come! Pre-pharm, pharmacy, medschool, whatever! Just post the course and/or course titles of your planned courses. This is a great way to see if any other forumers are taking the same courses! Winter 2006: Anatomy 1 Cinema 107 honors [honors GE for my degree] Spring 2006: Organic Chemistry II Calculus II Cell Biology and Evolution Statistics
Pharmaceutics II + Lab. Anatomy&Physiology II + Lab. Pharmacy Practice + Tutorial. Pharmacy Skills Lab. Pharmaceutical Analysis + Lab. Biochemistry And another course, I forget. This is why you shouldn't go into pharmacy. I have 7 courses and 4 labs.
Intro to research in toxicology Molecular toxicology Computational toxicology Pharmacology and toxicology Ethics and technology Marine Mammals This is my last semester so the marine and ethics classes are just for fun
Physics 1 w/lab (4) Chem 1 w/lab (online) (4) Bio 2 w/lab (4) possibly...Calculus (5) I am still deciding if I'll take Calculus next semester (depends if I pass trig!). If not, then in the summer. Has anyone ever taken a science course online? I'm apprehensive about taking Chemistry as an online course, but it's the most convienient for my family's schedule right now.
