I used to major in Deaf Interpreting, but I changed my major to Multimedia & Internet. It's the closest thing to Web Design that my college has.

Aww! In ASL? What made you choose this (even though you have changed your mind)?

I'm a CODA, and my little sister is considering doing an interpreting degree in ASL here. (:

I'm an anthropology major. This quarter I'm taking just three classes:

- Cambodia & Vietnam, which will finish up my "geographical regions" subcategory. Also, my little nephew is half-Viet and it occurred to me that I know next to nothing about half his heritage.

- Upper division writing, which will teach us how to write papers in proper APA format (in theory, anyway)

- Probability & Statistics, cont'd... word to the wise, don't put off your math requirements, by then you'll probably have forgotten all the math you learned in high school =x

Shtiya - I have always enjoyed Sign Language, and I have a friend who's deaf. I changed my mind because I didn't want to put in the great amount of effort that was required.

Yulan - Sounds, um... interesting... *blinks* The only math I have left, as far as I know, is plan ol' College Algebra.

@all - My three classes are Lightwave, Digital Video, and Intro to Database.

I'm majoring in biology, a lot of different fields. I'll either go into biological engineering or some botany or evolutionary research field.

Currently, I am still going through the required science courses.

Physics, blah. I dislike this class. The laboratory part is just as useless.

Organic chemistry is so far alright, I'm sure it'll become a beast later on. The laboratory class will be easy.

Genetics and its accompanying lab are currently the only ones I am really excited about.

Probability and Statistics which I suck at, I'm good at math but not that math. I feel for you Yulan, classes just started and already I feel lost; thankfully the first test is mostly calculus so I get a freebie there.

Urrgh, calculus. I used to like math until I took calc my junior year in high school. It was brutal. To this day, just thinking about calc ties my stomach into knots. > < I much prefer stats to calc.

You know, I don't remember much of the science I learned, either. The last science course I took was History of Physics, which emphasized how certain ideas came about and their impacts on the world. Not a lot of actual physics calculations involved. *hides from science majors*

Yeah, I know what you mean. Thankfully, I had an awesome calc class for AP calculus. I was thinking about minoring in math, but then again, blah. Hopefully, come next semester I can start Japanese. That will be a fun excursion, hopefully it won't be as bad as French originally was.

My semester doesn't start till tomorrow, so I don't know how these classes are gonna pan out, but I'm a Human Services Major. In JUCO terms that's a wide term for social work, psychology and sociology.

Mathematical Reasoning: I loathe math, but I need this to graduate this semester.

Counseling Theories and Principles: This one intrigues me, I think it might be the deciding factor for what major I take when I transfer into a 4 year school.

Developmental Psychology: How we become who we are.

Social Problems: Self explanatory, I guess

Intro to Geography: I wanted Cultural Anthropology, but I wasn't sure if it meets a requirement like this class does.

Drugs and Behavior: Why we drink and how to stop.

Haha!


That sounds like it could be a logic class. Is it? I took introductory logic a couple years ago and loved it; it's a lot of fun. Well, until you get to the complicated stuff. That pretty much describes my entire relationship with math, actually.


That's a shame... but you should totally take a cultural anthro class anyway! *wiggles eyebrows*

it's true, cultural anthro is pretty great XD

also great are gender studies.

Yea Im still debating on switching classes. Seeing as the semester only just started I can do it. What is the study of anthropology anyway?

Anthropology is the holistic study of humanity, to put it simply. It seeks basically to define humanity in terms of what it is, how it evolved, behaviour, and so on.

And, naturally, within anthropology you have subsets of discipline, such as cultural anthropology or forensic anthropology. I love cultural anthropology most as it focuses on the idea of culture as a meaningful scientific concept.

High School Student FTW

I hate my math class, Algebra 2 H or as our school calls it functions. I can't look at f(x) without being scared of solving. I recently learned exponential functions and what not. Not to mention natural base of e, don't know why we need it. Also imaginary numbers confuse me, if its imaginary why do we need because I don't believe they exist.

Im learning meiosis in Biology. Its all good fun, to a point...