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become a dolphin!

This semester is the 6 week short semester so thank goodness - but that means double time work

Developmental Psychology *daaaaw*
Functional Pathology - boo! Fuk you diseases! Atleast it's an easy class




Next semester I can't wait for my 7 hour a week Intro to OT.

Bring on the Spring Semester!

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Originally posted by Cpt.Cocaine Maybe they're retired, or just part time students. I've met a couple of older people in my program who already had careers but took one or two classes as independents.

There was a guy like that in my English class. He was about 50, working a full time job (he never said it, but from his job description he makes good money) and said he was back in school to stay ahead of the curve. When he was young you didn't need to go to college for his job, but now they won't even look at you without a Masters or better, and he just wanted some job security.

I actually really enjoy school and being a student...I just don't like homework. It would be awesome if all work/actvities were scheduled into the day.

Thats what time between class if for... just get it all over with

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Originally posted by jennypie I actually really enjoy school and being a student...I just don't like homework. It would be awesome if all work/actvities were scheduled into the day.

Yeah that's pretty much the way I feel about it. If there were no assignments and it was just a matter of attending lectures and studying for exams, I could be an undergrad for the rest of my life.

Philosophy and Business. Classes fill up too damn fast!!

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Originally posted by djnitride Thats what time between class if for... just get it all over with

Lol, what time between class?

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Originally posted by Theresa Social Sciences (this is like Sociology... but not somehow) haha

I miss my stripper X girlfriend already, lol.

trigonometry
fed. government
computer science ii
british lit. ii

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Originally posted by Decoder I miss my stripper X girlfriend already, lol.

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Originally posted by Theresa

He's trying to say your classes are shit.

I think he's implying the old stereotype that strippers always seem to be working their way through a psych degree.

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Originally posted by Theresa

Yeah lol, she pretty much had a face like that after abortion.

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Originally posted by jennypie I think he's implying the old stereotype that strippers always seem to be working their way through a psych degree.

Hmmm, I didn't know that was the idea. Seems ridiculous, but whatever.

Anyway, I am in first year and I have completed all the mandatory classes I can take up to this point... so I am just taking random shit for interest sake.

I don't really care a whole lot... just need to get through this so I can get my Bachelor of Education.

It's funny how all the Sciences students think they are far more superior to the Arts students (not necessarily directed to you Jenny... unless of course you are of that opinion, in which case, fuck you.)

Haha!

staying at home economics 101

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Originally posted by Theresa It's funny how all the Sciences students think they are far more superior to the Arts students (not necessarily directed to you Jenny... unless of course you are of that opinion, in which case, fuck you.)

Lol, I don't think that at all. However, I do have to say that I've always noticed a huge gap in the level of thinking between nursing students and students from other programs any time I've taken an elective.

That's funny, so did I...

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Originally posted by jennypie Lol, I don't think that at all. However, I do have to say that I've always noticed a huge gap in the level of thinking between nursing students and students from other programs any time I've taken an elective.

There is definitely a difference between an Arts thinker and a Science thinker... it seems more like abstract/random vs. pure logic/linear sorta thing (best way I can describe it). Either way, I don't think one is smarter than the other... just different types of intelligence.

Science isn't my thing personally - my way of understanding things is to start with a base and build upon that. I find with Science I get so focused on the things that we "just accept" and I want to understand why... then I completely miss what I should be focusing on. Haha! A prof told me I would make an excellent scientist since that is the quality a scientist must have to make discoveries, but I found it maddening. Not to mention my profound dislike for all things gory, gooey and dead. Was really good with math though... too bad I find it agonizingly boring.

I definitely give props to Science majors though since I most certainly don't have the patience for it. A lot of that shit requires incredible memory too (something I also lack). My poor cousin is in Nursing and although she enjoys Science stuff, she has a memory like a fish and is really struggling. I think that alone would screw me over, even if I did like Science.

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Originally posted by jennypie Lol, I don't think that at all. However, I do have to say that I've always noticed a huge gap in the level of thinking between nursing students and students from other programs any time I've taken an elective.

the main difference ive seen is arts students are much bigger wankers.

*runs off to rub one out*

Teaching:

• Methodology of Japanese Language Teaching;
  
• Japanese 2;
  
• Japanese Oral Practice 2;
  
• Supervised training 1;
  
• Supervised training 2;
  

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Originally posted by Theresa There is definitely a difference between an Arts thinker and a Science thinker... it seems more like abstract/random vs. pure logic/linear sorta thing (best way I can describe it). Either way, I don't think one is smarter than the other... just different types of intelligence.

I wouldn't say it's linear. Definitely better critical thinkers.

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Originally posted by jennypie I wouldn't say it's linear. Definitely better critical thinkers.

I am not sure if I agree with that.

Seems to me that a large majority of Arts classes are primarily analytical, making comparisons, working out hypothetical situations etc. etc. whereas Science is usually more factual and concrete.

You're dead wrong.

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Originally posted by Theresa Hmmm, I didn't know that was the idea. Seems ridiculous, but whatever. Anyway, I am in first year and I have completed all the mandatory classes I can take up to this point... so I am just taking random shit for interest sake. I don't really care a whole lot... just need to get through this so I can get my Bachelor of Education. It's funny how all the Sciences students think they are far more superior to the Arts students (not necessarily directed to you Jenny... unless of course you are of that opinion, in which case, fuck you.) Haha!

It's not all science students who are smarter than arts students but it's certainly a clear majority.

I mean come on, most of arts courses aren't even moderately difficult, nor are they useful for anything other than increasing your pretentiousness level. Oh and good luck getting a solid job with an arts degree, unless it's communication.

Education is a great way to go though. Plenty of jobs and opportunity for growth.

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