Students: What courses are you taking this year?

[DC Al Fine]

Fall

• Advanced Accounting I
• Tax Accounting I
• Finance II
• Business Ethics

Winter

• Advanced Accounting II
• Tax Accounting II
• Auditing
• Strategic Management

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

I'm in high school (senior!) but:

Fall semester:

Physics
Statistics
English IV
Sociology/Internship

Spring semester:

Phys. Ed/some Home Ec. bull
Sage (silly name for a gifted ed. class)
Wood Tech./Vietnam War
AP US Gov.

4 classes at a time, the slashes represent 9-week classes (each semester is 18 weeks)

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Secured Transactions, Commercial Law, Civil Tax, Commercial Tax, and Wills, Trusts and Estates

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Writing, Speech, Honors Philosophy, Political Science, & now Algebra.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

I'm in high school (senior!) but:

Fall semester:

Physics
Statistics
English IV
Sociology/Internship

Spring semester:

Phys. Ed/some Home Ec. bull
Sage (silly name for a gifted ed. class)
Wood Tech./Vietnam War
AP US Gov.

4 classes at a time, the slashes represent 9-week classes (each semester is 18 weeks)

Dude, Physical Education, Wood Shop, and Home Econonics are probably your most useful classes.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Dude, Physical Education, Wood Shop, and Home Econonics are probably your most useful classes.

I'd say Statistics is my most important, though so far it's ungodly easy. Wood shop may be the most important in that it will lead to multiple amputations.

[Maxwell]

Don't know in the spring, but in the fall:
Accounting I
Statistics I
Biz Info Tech
Astronomy
Beg. German I

[Miles]

This fall:

-Art history
-The Arabian Nights
-Arabic 3
-Middle East politics
-INTL Studies Senior Seminar
-The Anthropology of Religion

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

I'm still in the process of applying (almost done, though), but these are two courses I'd like to take as a freshman in the spring:

• Introduction to Political Science
• International Politics
• Issues in American Politics
• Understanding Religion (either Communities, Text & Ideas, or Society and Culture)

The details are obviously sketchy.  Hopefully I'll get more information when and if I'm accepted.

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Administrative Law
Environmental Law
Corporations
Judicial internship (not really a class, but there's a "class component" that meets 4 times)
Law Review (not a class, but we still get credits for it)

[bballrox4717]

1. Econometrics
2. International Economics
3. Real Analysis
4. Business Communications
5. Sociological Problems and Public Policy (gen ed course)

Aiming for grad school for Economics. This semester's going to be an important one...

[JerryArkansas]

Still in high school, but here is what I have right now

1st AP Lang
2nd French II
3rd AP Stat
4th Physics
5th Pre AP History
6th Pre Cal-Trig
7th Drama

Still have one more year after this.

[Modernity has failed us]

Physics
AP Government and Politics
AP Psychology
Honours English
Algebra II
Honours US History
Journalism
Study Hall
Lunch
Gym

[Hash]

I'm working until the end of the year, but this summer I took Elections and Political Parties (obviously I loved it), African Politics, Political Violence and International Organizations.

[Antonio the Sixth]

So, this is my first semester in graduate studies. I'm pursuing a Master in Political Sciences, specifically with the mention Comparative Political Sociology. Here is my fall semester course list:

• Historical Sociology of Globalizations (mandatory seminary)
• Compared Political Societies (mandatory seminary)
• Gender, Society and Politics (elective)
• Quantitative Methods (level 1 of 3)
• Qualitative Methods (level 1 of 3)
• Research workshop - Europe
• English (level 4 of 5)
• Italian (level 5 of 5)

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

You have some spelling errors here, I'll try to help you out.

Physics
AP Government and Politics
AP Psychology
Honours Honors English
Algebra II
Honours Honors US History
Journalism
Study Hall
Lunch
Gym

Also, you seem to have forgotten that lunch is in the middle of the day.

And as for you, Snowbro....

Dude, Physical Education, Wood Shop, and Home Econonics are probably your most useful classes.

I'd say Statistics is my most important, though so far it's ungodly easy. Wood shop may be the most important in that it will lead to multiple amputations.

*Sigh*, the war on useful classes continues. Obviously some people would have to lose limbs so the rest of you could learn from their mistakes. To paraphrase and/or quote the character "Raffi" from "The League", "If you're doing your job right [teaching swimming lessons], only the strong will survive."

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Well, I am in the 11th grade, so I don't many interesting courses that the more affluent private schools and most colleges offer.

Marine Science: Nice teacher who is 50% of the schools science department. She works hard but focuses mostly on her biology class, so this class has very little work and is very easy.

Algebra II Honors: I guess all Algebra II classes are considered “honors” which explains why a guy like me who can barely pass basic middle school math is in such a class. Lots of busy work, not much else.

History: Hate it. Its like taking a third grade level history class in a room filled at 110% capacity, surrounded by a bunch of idiots who think they are now geniuses because they know what the Mayflower Compact is. And the teacher has ADHD, which makes him easily distracted. We get about five minutes worth of work done in forty five minutes.

English III/American Literature: I like writing, and I really like the teacher. Still wish I was in AP English, but I bombed on one major paper last year, and it just barely made me ineligible for the class.

Humanities: Really awesome class. Our teacher has been at the school for thirty years and has been all over the world. He leads a travel studies program that took students to Monte Pichau in May. Some friends of mine went. We are focusing on the early history of the Church in Europe.

Art: I can’t draw, and had a 25% F in the class for the last two weeks because I put my projects on the wrong shelf. Now my grade is up to a 90%, thank God. How the  does one nearly fail art??

[SPC]

Physics III: Electrodynamics, Optics, and Special Relativity
Physics Lab I: Mechanics
Life Sciences III: Introduction to Molecular Biology
Life Sciences Lab

[Modernity has failed us]

You have some spelling errors here, I'll try to help you out.

Also, you seem to have forgotten that lunch is in the middle of the day.

Yankee scum

Also i didn't put my schedule in order

[Sopranos Republican]

Senior year of High School:

AP American Government
AP Calculus BC
Physics
English Literature
Drama
English
Journalism
Hockey

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Senior year of High School:

AP American Government
AP Calculus BC
Physics
English Literature
Drama
English
Journalism
Hockey

Finally someone with a near-even balance of useful & useless classes!

[LastVoter]

I'm in high school (senior!) but:

Fall semester:

Physics
Statistics
English IV
Sociology/Internship

Spring semester:

Phys. Ed/some Home Ec. bull
Sage (silly name for a gifted ed. class)
Wood Tech./Vietnam War
AP US Gov.

4 classes at a time, the slashes represent 9-week classes (each semester is 18 weeks)

Dude, Physical Education Weights, Wood Shop, and Home Econonics are probably your most useful classes.

Snowstalker needs this small fix for a successful Junior Teamster career.

[Kitteh]

The idiotic notion that woodshop is one of the most useful things you will learn in school, which could only be thought up by a brain severely damaged by testosterone poisoning, is a prefect representation of the why women are doing so much better in education than men nowadays.

[Del Tachi]

Fall:
Introduction to Food and Resource Economics
Biology I
Business Calculus (Calculus I)
Introduction to Public Policy
Introduction to Communication

[Хahar 🤔]

Cultural History of the Chinese Revolutions
Rise of the Machines: Artificial Intelligence Comes of Age
Global Economic Policies
History Honors Colloquium I

I was going to take Calculus II, but I took it over the summer instead.

In the spring, I plan to be taking History Honors Colloquium II, Calculus III, and Applied Probability I, along with some sort of professional writing class and a history class on Eastern Europe.