I am preparing for the last semester of my Masters in Music Education. I am currently writing my DIS. Some of my coursework will include Behavior Management, Conducting, Comps, and a Literature class.

I think my favorite classes I have taken throughout my career in school where my theory classes. After this degree I plan on pursuing further studies. I think my goal is just to be a professional student.

I'm happy to see several law students in this group! Law school is a unique challenge when it comes to weight loss or getting healthy because our workload and general stress level are so high. I'm a 3L and interested in intellectual property, so my courseload is pretty focused on that:

Transnational Law (another term for International Law)
Communications Law
Advanced Intellectual Property practice
Antitrust and Intellectual Property
Music, Law, and Technology seminar

These classes may not make sense to anyone who isn't a law student -- but they're mostly a lot of fun

I am also a study-snacker! Baby carrots and popcorn are definite go-to snacks, and I also snack on frozen veggies. Yes, still frozen, from the bag. They're cheap, and you can eat a whole lot without racking up a ton of calories. Try peas, corn, or shelled edamame!

I'm Esther and I'm a sophomore majoring in nursing. I changed my major in the middle of the fall semester, so I'm in my freshman year of the nursing program. This semester is kind of easy compared to the others I've had.

The classes I have are:
Introduction to Biblical Interpretations
Gen. Psychology I
Microbiology
Honors ID Seminar: Colonialism in Literature
Core Concepts of Nursing

Hello, my name is Petya.
I'm studying Economics in English (it is my second language). I just started my second semester and I have classes in Microeconomics, Principles of Law, Labour Economics, History of Economic theory, Economic Sociology and Mathematics.

I'm a JD/MBA student. Right now I'm taking:
- Constitutional Law
- Business Organizations
- Administrative Law
- Criminal Procedure
- Appellate Advocacy
- Evidence

I will be picking up an MBA class at the end of the month. For some reason my school saw fit for the College of Business to be the only one at the school to operate on quarters rather than semesters.

Hi! I'm a Political Science major with a possible certificate in Women & Gender studies.

Taking:
Current World Problems
International Relations
Geology of National Parks
Issues in Public Policy
Human Geography

I've been putting off college algebra for years, I finally have to do it next quarter

I'm in the second semester of my Master's program in communication disorders. When I graduate & pass my praxis I will be a speech pathologist. I love this major & would recommend it to anyone trying to make up their minds; although it's getting kind of competitive. Taking:

Language Disorders in Adults
Voice Disorders
Early Intervention
Clinical Practicum- Accent Reduction

hi! i'm jamie - i'm 42 and in my first semester of grad studies working toward my MA in english and communications, having graduated in december with a BA in both sociology and in english writing. i graudated with an AA in secretarial science about 100 years ago and worked for 20 years as a legal secretary. i wasn't feeling fulfilled, so i quit my job and applied to go back to college - a decision that has caused us to make sacrifices as a family, but one that i have never regretted!

i equally love english and sociology and could have mastered in either (or both!) but, unfortunately, the 4-year schools nearest me do not offer a masters program in soc.

i am taking 3 classes this semester: semiotics, book history and rhetorical criticism - i love 2 out of three, so i figure that's not bad. haha

years of working as a legal secretary and sitting behind a desk in a basement office proved very detrimental to my health - i slowly but surely gained about 100 pounds and have just begun the journey back to a healthier me. being in school and then coming home to a busy family makes getting exercise in a bit of a challenge, but i'm trying!!

ps: i found it interesting how so many of us have common areas of study - and how incredibly busy we all are!

Last semester of law school! Six more weeks!

- Federal Courts
- Fourteenth Amendment Seminar
- Criminal Justice Clinic (basically work as a public defender in misdemeanor criminal cases -- two more trials to go!)

37 year old college freshman. I am taking Old Testament right now . have 22 more classes after that.

SO hard to not eat while i'm studying. i'm trying really hard to break that habit.

I'm in first year Social Work.
How does everyone not sit and study and EAT!!!????
That's all I do!

Hi! My major is psychology and I'm just going into my 3rd year. Right now I'm most interested in developmental psychology and disorders. My classes for the coming semester are:

Evolutionary psychology
Learning
Memory
Child psychology
Children's literature

Looking forward to these classes for sure! Just finishing my summer semester now with 2 classes: personality theory and behavioural neuroscience.

I am going into my second year of college in the fall, classified as a junior. I'm majoring in Communication Sciences and Disorders, which is essentially Pre-Speech Therapy. I'm minoring in Sociology.

This summer I'm taking
- Gender and Society
- Social Psychology

This fall I'm taking
- Introduction to Disorders of Speech and Language
- Introduction to Hearing Science
- Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech/Hearing Mechanism
- Applied Phonetics in Communication Disorders
- Intermediate American Sign Language

In the fall I'm also starting my position as a paid research assistant in my field. I'm very excited about that.

I'm jealous of everyone that gets to take fitness classes for credit! My school offers them but none of the times fit in with my schedule

I'm hitting my Senior year as an undergraduate, majoring in History with a minor in Anthropology.

My classes are: Latin, Artifact Analysis, Museum Studies, and my Senior Thesis.

So far it seems like I'm going to be pretty busy.

I just finished my B.A in linguistics and Arabic literature. Next year I'm starting a master's degree in translation studies and an associate's degree in proofreading.
So this upcoming semester will include:
-2 classes on literary theory
-class on Arabic poetry
-translation workshop
-classes on Hebrew grammar
-proofreading workshop

Going to be interesting, I suppose.