Fall 24’ courses!
Hi!! I just wanted to share my courses on here. I’m going to be a junior and I’m a Middle/Secondary Education major with a focus in english education!
Here’s the schedule:
🍎Monday: ENG 250 2-3:15, and EDU 306 3:30-6
🍎Tuesday: BIO 150 Lab 9:30-11:20
🍎Wednesday: ENG 250 2-3:15, ENG 152 3:30-6
🍎Thursday: BIO 150 Lecture 9:30-11:20 (online)
🍎Friday: No classes!
Very light schedule this semester with only four courses. My BIO 150 is asynchronous with an in person lab but recorded lectures. I chose thursday morning (the same time that my lab is on tuesdays) to be my time to watch the lecture to maintain normalcy in the schedule.
I’m most excited about ENG 250!
What are your courses this fall? Any tips and tricks? Need advice? Are you excited as move in day approaches??
Let me know below 💕💕
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As a junior Middle/Secondary Education major, this Fall 2024 semester is shaping up to be engaging with a light schedule of four courses. My courses include ENG 250, focused on Shakespeare, which I’m particularly excited about as it dives deep into classic literature. Additionally, I have EDU 306, which centers on teaching multilingual learners. Both the ENG 250 and ENG 152 courses will enhance my educational approach and methodologies. For science, I'm enrolled in BIO 150, where the lab component will provide hands-on experience essential for understanding human anatomy and physiology. I opted for asynchronous lecture viewing on Thursday mornings, mirroring my lab schedule on Tuesdays, to maintain consistency. Managing course loads efficiently can make a vast difference for any student. What courses are others enrolling in this fall? Is there advice you’d like to share for navigating busy semester schedules? Let's support each other as we prepare for move-in day! Collaborating with peers can lead to shared resources and study techniques that enhance our college experience, ensuring we all thrive in our fields.
