Classes You're Taking?

[mcZu]

Principles of Accounting II- Monday 8-10:45am
Calculus Business Applications- Monday, Wednesday 2-3:45pm
Contemporary World History- Thursday 1:30-4:15pm
Environmental Science- Friday Lecture:11am-1:45pm, and Lab :2:30-5:30pm.
All together it's 14 credits.

How many do you need to pass this year, 60?

Nah, a full time student is considered someone who takes 12 credits or more per semester. So figure, at least 24 per year. It depends on what program you're in, but some may require 60 credits, some may require more, and some might just require specific classes.

I see, we have to have at least 40 ECTS to pass.. 60 credits is the maximum you can get per year. I had 60 last year, and hopefully I'm gonna achieve that this year again.

[Bistnal]

These are the classes I'm taking this semester. Not that bad.
Calculus-self exp.
Chemistry-self exp.
Phys Ed-not realy a physically active class, more a general health and improving health and trying to make changes to that.
Science & Pseudoscience-class I need to take for my scholarship, takes modern scientific myths (like 2012, etc.) and debunks them, pretty neat class.
Ancient Western Culture-Same as above, we just read novels on ancient culture & discuss them (mainly ancient Greek literature)

[Mr. Chambers]

pre-calc.....i'm trying to pass the math classes i've failed i've taken pretty much any science class i'm allowed to take..but i gotta take calc to advance...but can't do that till i pass calc and trig...-_-....i hate skool....

[BLAHBLAHBLAH]

this semester i have:
spanish- second semester of this class and then i am done taking language classes
sound and image aesthetics- required for my major
psychology- class mostly focused on studying human intelligence
writing- all freshman are required to improve their writing skills
intro to television production: my favorite class this semester. i get to learn how to work cameras and the sound and video boards. and the professor has 32 years of experience in the field and he is still working. i really do love that class!

[chronic]

Integral Calculus
Mechanic Physics
Chemistry (The one before Organic Chemistry, it's got an untranslatable name in French)
Writing and Literature (French)
English Culture and Literature
Philosophy; The human Being
Phys Ed (Soccer)