(I'm a geography major and history minor BTW)

English:

English 111 (mainly general college level writing)
English 131 (both general college level reading and writing)
English 198 (history writing, tied with my History 112 class)

Math

Math 111 (business algebra)
Math 112 (business calculus)
Geography 326 (quantitative analysis - mainly statistics for geography majors)

Science

Astronomy 101 (intro to astronomy)
Psychology 101 (intro to psychology)
Psychology 200 (animal behavior)
Geography 205 (physical geography, which was mainly geology, meteorology, and hydrology combined in one class)

Social Studies

American History 101 (history of the US)
History 112 (history of medieval Europe)
Russian 110 (history / culture of Russia)
Asian History 211 (history of China)
Ancient / Medieval History 370 (history of the Vikings)
Ancient / Medieval History 340 (history of medieval women)
European History 435 (history of World War I)

Sociology 110 (intro to sociology)
Anthropology 101 (intro to anthropology)
Linguistics 200 (intro to linguistics)
Communications 202 (interpersonal communications)
Community and Environment Planning 200 (intro class - self explanatory)

Geography 101 (intro to geography)
Geography 208 (geography of the world economy)
Geography 230 (geography of global inequality)
Geography 245 (demographic geography)
Geography 271 (geography of food and eating)
Geography 277 (geography of cities)
Geography 315 (research methods in geography)
Geography 360 (cartography)
Geography 445 (geography of housing / housing market)
Geography 476 ("women in the city" - basically feminist geography as it relates to urban layout)
Geography 478 ("intraurban spatial patterns" - basically an in depth class on the layout and planning of cities)

Foreign Language
Spanish 101 (got this waived on the placement test)
Spanish 102 (got this waived on the placement test)
Spanish 103 (did this class - third quarter Spanish in college, or the equivalent of third year Spanish in high school)

Post edited at 4:35 pm on Sep. 7, 2009 by Bud2400

Discrete Math I
Discrete Math II
Data Analysis
College Algebra
Cultural Literacy (total BS class)
World Religions
Rhetoric I
Programming I [Java]
Programming IIa [Java]
Programming IIb (in progress) [Java]
Intro to Multimedia [HTML, CSS, and the like]
Human Factors I (psychology/design class)
Oceanus (in progress)
Mass Communications (in progress)
Cyber Self-Defense

After this, I'm guessing on the names. >.>

American Survey
Human Evolution
American Literature

Might be more that I'm forgetting. I should have written these down as I went...

Post edited at 9:51 pm on Sep. 15, 2009 by Merilyn

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"Life is a journey. Time is a river. The door is ajar."
On one issue at least, men and women agree; they both distrust women.

--Anatomy and Physiology 1                
--Human Biology 1                            
--Physiological Psychology                    
--Child Development 1                        
--Intro Criminal Justice
--Criminal Proceedure
--Ethics In Crime
--Correctional Law
--Cyber Law & Ethics
--EMT Basic
--Medical Terms
--General Psychology
--Abnormal Psychology
--Theories
--Psychology of Adolesents
--Sociology
--Social Problems
--Juvinial Delinquincy
--Criminology
--Legal Term            
--Nursing 1
--Anatomy & Physiology 2
--Human Biology 2
--Principles of Biology
--Basic Pathology      
--Leadership
--Administrative Child Care
--Child Development Seminar 1
--Inst Correction
--Criminal Justice Seminar 1
--Correctional Law 2
--Legal Term
--Communications: Speech
--Cyber Law and Ethics
--Opering Systems
--EMT Basic
--Cardiovascular Care
--Reading 1
--Composition 1
--Fantast Worlds
--American History
--College Algebra
--Medical Terms
--Medical Assistance
--Medical Seminar
--Mental Health
--Career Exploration
--Theories Person
--Abnormal Psych. 2
--Student Learning & Science
--Gerontology
--Sociology 2
--Social Problems
--Criminal Studies: Gangs & Racial Tension

Post edited at 10:17 am on Nov. 8, 2009 by scene coreXx

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Be the Fruit Loop in the world full of Cherrios.

I just completed my first year in a law degree, double majoring with political science and international relations.

Let me know if you have questions or queries about the law and arts degrees,

p.s

I study at the University of York in England, my advice would be circumscribed to the British education system.

Kind Regards

Benvolio James Harvey!

LLB/BA