Originally Posted by Elirona

I'm taking Women's History, Contemporary Moral Issues, General Biology 1, Fundamentals of Programming, and.... I forgot the last one. ;o;

....whoa that's a .. lot of stuff..how do you even REMEMBER half of that?

You won't have much free time with that schedule eli

I have a really good memory! :3

---------- Post added 08-29-2015 at 08:47 AM ----------

I should be good on free time, actually. I only have one-two classes each day. Women's History and Contemporary Moral Issues are online courses.

Sounds like an exciting class lineup, if you ask me!

I'm starting classes again next week, too. Calculus I, Social and Political History of the US, Japanese I (not actually necessary for anything degree-wise, but intended to help me get over speech anxiety because it will make living with my brother a million times easier), and with any kind of luck, General Chemistry. I have to crash on that one; my school doesn't have nearly enough classes in it and it always fills up on day 1...and I'm priority level 3.

Ahh ok online makes it easier. I like the classroom setting myself

---------- Post added 08-29-2015 at 07:58 AM ----------

Your schedule is busy too quantum

I sorta miss taking classes. I wonder if i should work on another bachelors or get a masters....

Ooh, that's a super busy schedule, Quantum
:o i'd love to get a Music degree, so I planned on minoring in voice when I transfer schools.

Id love to take some classes but my kids are too busy and it's hard to work a class schedule around sporting activities and I'm not 1 for online classes

Aww, I was gonna say, online classes are pretty easy. Maybe when your kids are older, angie? :o

My kids are teenagers and they got busier wit sports and other school activities. I had more time when they were little and less involved

I think online classes can either be very demanding or very easy. > 3< You never know. It depends on the instructor.

But they come 1st maybe in the next year or so I can pick up a couple classes

---------- Post added 08-29-2015 at 08:29 AM ----------

I did an online math class once it was ok but I'd just really prefer the classroom setting

---------- Post added 08-29-2015 at 08:31 AM ----------

I'm a procrastinator so I think I need that setting to feel physically accountable

I feel like math is the one class you just can't take online. I need someone to instruct me in person for math.

I dont think I could do a math class online. Although, I did help my brother with his and it didnt seem bad at all. o 3o I prefer a classroom setting too. I like real life interaction with classmates and instructors. I'd procrastinate either way, tho. > o>;;

It was a business math class and you're probably right I should have tried a different class as math isn't my best subject but I took it with a friend and we got through it

I seriously just hate math. :U

PLEASE SIGN ME UP FOR A BOSS BATTLE!

But on topic, sometimes online is the only option available. I keep trying to get into the online distance course because I'm unable to physically attend class, but the teacher never responds :| so for now I'm using duolingo to keep from getting rusty in my swedish.

Math is something I could easily take online - the thing I would not recommend, though, is taking it as a cram course, you know one of those intense ones they shove a semesters worth into a month, like they do for j-term (for schools that have that) or summer courses. That and any literature courses shouldn't be taken that way unless you want to spend all your waking hours reading, lol.

I'd love to take a language course when i'm able to transfer, or maybe next semester, if I have credits free. I'm taking 15? Credits this semester. :j

Lol me too Eli I've never liked math but my 16yr old loves math hes done math competitions and he takes all advance math courses I don't know where he gets it from

Good for him! Math is a good field to get into, if he wants to pursue that. I'm just not one for it. :P

Ah, sounds like you have your hands full, Eli. One semester when I was at uni I took 18.... and then swore never to do that again, haha.

Cram courses are difficult in either setting

I took a math cram course one summer. I enjoyed it. I liked being able to concentrate on just math.

I love taking lots of credits! Gives me the opportunity to keep busy. :3

I took nutrition and psychology one summer it was harder than I thought it would be