[racergirl]

Originally Posted by KeepItShut

It's 8 in the morning, drink it up?

Heck yes! First class of the day, mass communications! With over 600 students!

[jewel25]

Originally Posted by KeepItShut

It's 8 in the morning, drink it up?

Edit: Beer, it's not just for breakfast more!

it's only 7 here and it is Las Vegas, so there is nothing wrong with walking down the street at 7 am with a beer in you hand. Only problem today is I have work and the government frowns upon coming to work drunk.

Now Pharma is another story. We use to drink at work all the time.

[6bangerBOOM]

Originally Posted by racergirl

Heck yes! First class of the day, mass communications! With over 600 students!

I never passed a single class during my undergraduate that had over 100 students. Always ended up dropping.

[racergirl]

Originally Posted by 6bangerBOOM

I never passed a single class during my undergraduate that had over 100 students. Always ended up dropping.

I heard this was a pretty easy class. And is just an elective.

[6bangerBOOM]

My bachelor's degree was in Mass Comm and the intro class was a lot of fun. My professor spent an entire day on Janet Jackson's Super Bowl malfunction. And, as I understand it, basically all intro to mass comm classes bring that debacle up. I got $50 that says it comes up before your midterm.


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[racergirl]

Originally Posted by 6bangerBOOM

My bachelor's degree was in Mass Comm and the intro class was a lot of fun. My professor spent an entire day on Janet Jackson's Super Bowl malfunction. And, as I understand it, basically all intro to mass comm classes bring that debacle up. I got $50 that says it comes up before your midterm.


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We are talking about Richard Sherman's rant right now

[menendez1293]

Originally Posted by 6bangerBOOM

I never passed a single class during my undergraduate that had over 100 students. Always ended up dropping.

I had a class that was 1,100 students large last year.

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[6bangerBOOM]

Originally Posted by menendez1293

I had a class that was 1,100 students large last year.

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I couldn't even. I just get too overwhelmed and find it hard to learn like that. Luckily none of my grad school classes were over 12 folks.


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[RubyCamaro]

You young 'ens are killin' me. One of you want to come & do my job for a while & let me go to school for you?????

[racergirl]

Originally Posted by RubyCamaro

You young 'ens are killin' me. One of you want to come & do my job for a while & let me go to school for you?????

Yes!!!!!

[lscamaro]

My average class size is 15 thats a big difference

[KeepItShut]

Originally Posted by lscamaro

My average class size is 15 thats a big difference

That was how I remember it, and I was at a couple different colleges. Even when a class had 20+ students most of would drop and it'd be in the teens by finals.

[Wuiquen]

Man. I am so glad school is over. Finally transfer my last class and now waiting on my grad. And diploma. I had to attend online due to military. But did some in class at the beginning. Now, have to wait for my master degree

[menendez1293]

Originally Posted by 6bangerBOOM

I couldn't even. I just get too overwhelmed and find it hard to learn like that. Luckily none of my grad school classes were over 12 folks.


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Ehh I got used to it, plus Bio for Non majors is a simple class so it the class size was irrelevant to me. During my Freshman and Sophomore, my average class size was well north of 200 students. Now during my Junior year, the class sizes are usually around 40.