[Shebang]

My fall term is:

• CS 135 - Designing Functional Programs
  
• ECON 101 - Intro to Microeconomics
  
• GEOG 101 - Geography and Human Habitat
  
• GEOG 187 - Problem Solving in Geomatics
  
• MATH 127 - Calculus 1 for the Sciences
  

Should be a pretty easy semester. I basically did CS135, ECON101 and MATH127 my last year of high school.

[APPLEZ]

• Horticulture I
  
• Drafting II (Architectural)
  
• American History
  
• Entrepreneurship I
  

[Oni]

Financial Accounting, Microeconomics, Computer Applications, and English so far. Still taking English classes, even though I scored high on the aptitude.

[Shebang]

Financial Accounting, Microeconomics, Computer Applications, and English so far. Still taking English classes, even though I scored high on the aptitude.

I got lucky with my program. My Grade 12 English mark let me bypass English in university altogether.

[lux]

Over in the UK it's slightly different, but here are my courses;

Business Studies, Law, Sociology, Psychology.

I'm going to need some luck.

[KrisKrox]

Intro to US Politics
Intro to Philosophy
Forensic Psychology
Social Psychology

[Satan]

Yay trade school. So basically the same as I'm doing now.

[Tyger]

I haven't been able to register for classes yet because UC's got pushed back fucking ages, but since it's my first year of Uni my counselors suggested classes so I'll list those:

- My School's GE Writing Class
- Math 20c aka Calc 3
- Some area study in a humanities or social science class. I'm not sure what yet though I should probably think of one.
- CSE 8a which is an entry level computer sciences class. They recommended CSE 11 but I don't have any programming experience and would rather develop a base.

[Shebang]

Over in the UK it's slightly different, but here are my courses;

Business Studies, Law, Sociology, Psychology.

I'm going to need some luck.

Soc and Psych courses are usually extremely simple courses. I wouldn't worry about them. I don't have experience in Law though.

[lux]

Soc and Psych courses are usually extremely simple courses. I wouldn't worry about them. I don't have experience in Law though.

The problem with taking Psych, Soc and Law is they're all all fact based subjects. And that's a lot of shit to remember.