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MustangShauna · 08-24-2004, 09:39 AM

Well last night I went to my first class for this semester. I was kinda wery because I am taking Macroeconomics and have no clue about that subject. Anyway I REALLY lucked out. My teacher is very awesome and the way he structured the class I know I cant fail it. We will have a 10 question test each class (actaully 3 of those per class) but they will be true/false and multiple choice. That way you keep the information fresh in your mind and know where you are at. Also they are worth 4/5 of your grade and the final worth 1/5. I have heard some economics teachers can he very hard. I wish I could find a calculus teacher like that. Next class is Saturday(accounting 2). Hopefully I get another good teacher. Anyway good luck to all the peeps out there going to school this semester.

JCAStang10 · 08-24-2004, 09:47 AM

Good luck with your class. I've got Microeconomics this semester so hopefully that goes well for me. I also have finance which is the hardest business class at our school. I agree with you about the calculus. I had to take it last semester and had the worst teacher. He was one of those teachers that was so smart that he taught over your head and just figured you should know it. Best of luck with your classes and everyone who is starting up their classes this semester.

MustangShauna · 08-24-2004, 10:03 AM

He was one of those teachers that was so smart that he taught over your head and just figured you should know it.

Yea that is how my Calculus teacher was too. Unfortunately I had to drop it. I am taking a break and taking it next semester.

VulvaMan · 08-24-2004, 10:17 AM

Those were fun classes. Pretty useful for common knowledge.

I am going for another degree. I have Systems Analysis and Design 2 and Algebra. I hate Algebra, or math in general. I passed it with a D at my first college but it wouldnt transfer so here I am again.

Systems class is gonna be tough though.

Dan

JCAStang10 · 08-24-2004, 11:13 AM

Well i feel ya on the having to drop it and take it later. The first time i tried it i had to drop it because i was definetly gonna fail it. Took it the next semester because i had to, to continue with my major and of course i had to take the same teacher. I barely got by with a D+ but in the case of that class D stood for Diploma.

BlackRob · 08-24-2004, 12:36 PM

I took Microecon in college and it was impossible. I was later told by a friend that macro is a million times easier because it's more general stuff. You shouldn't have any trouble with it.

08-24-2004, 09:39 AM	#1
MustangShauna Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 846	School started Well last night I went to my first class for this semester. I was kinda wery because I am taking Macroeconomics and have no clue about that subject. Anyway I REALLY lucked out. My teacher is very awesome and the way he structured the class I know I cant fail it. We will have a 10 question test each class (actaully 3 of those per class) but they will be true/false and multiple choice. That way you keep the information fresh in your mind and know where you are at. Also they are worth 4/5 of your grade and the final worth 1/5. I have heard some economics teachers can he very hard. I wish I could find a calculus teacher like that. Next class is Saturday(accounting 2). Hopefully I get another good teacher. Anyway good luck to all the peeps out there going to school this semester.

08-24-2004, 09:47 AM	#2
JCAStang10 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Sherman, TX-School, Austin, TX-Summer Posts: 83	Good luck with your class. I've got Microeconomics this semester so hopefully that goes well for me. I also have finance which is the hardest business class at our school. I agree with you about the calculus. I had to take it last semester and had the worst teacher. He was one of those teachers that was so smart that he taught over your head and just figured you should know it. Best of luck with your classes and everyone who is starting up their classes this semester. __________________ 2000 Performance Red V6 Mustang Appearence Mods: Black Hood Racing Stripes, Dyno-Might Performance Banner, Cobra R Rims 17", Kuhmo 245/45 Tires, Black Bumper Inserts, Red/Black R-GT Izza Limited Addition Racing Seats, Euro Tail Lights Performance Mods: Flowmaster Dual Exhaust, MAC Cold Air Intake, 4.10 Rear End Gears, Custom Tuned Superchip

08-24-2004, 11:13 AM	#5
JCAStang10 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Sherman, TX-School, Austin, TX-Summer Posts: 83	Well i feel ya on the having to drop it and take it later. The first time i tried it i had to drop it because i was definetly gonna fail it. Took it the next semester because i had to, to continue with my major and of course i had to take the same teacher. I barely got by with a D+ but in the case of that class D stood for Diploma. __________________ 2000 Performance Red V6 Mustang Appearence Mods: Black Hood Racing Stripes, Dyno-Might Performance Banner, Cobra R Rims 17", Kuhmo 245/45 Tires, Black Bumper Inserts, Red/Black R-GT Izza Limited Addition Racing Seats, Euro Tail Lights Performance Mods: Flowmaster Dual Exhaust, MAC Cold Air Intake, 4.10 Rear End Gears, Custom Tuned Superchip

08-24-2004, 12:36 PM	#6
BlackRob #1 baby thats Awesome with a captial A Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: San Antone Posts: 5,089	I took Microecon in college and it was impossible. I was later told by a friend that macro is a million times easier because it's more general stuff. You shouldn't have any trouble with it. __________________ Black 98 GT vert, codename: "Vader" 247 hp and 290 tq NEEDS A TUNE!! Mods: New vert top, Deep Dish Black Bullitts, Steeda Tri-Ax shifter, billet grille w/pony cutout, PI heads, PI intake, valve covers, CAI, Bassani X-pipe, Flowmaster catback, LSS decals, Bumper inserts, black clear headlights, and lots of ZAINO! Remember, I didn't vote for his bitch-ass!

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08-24-2004, 10:03 AM	#3
MustangShauna Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 846	He was one of those teachers that was so smart that he taught over your head and just figured you should know it. Yea that is how my Calculus teacher was too. Unfortunately I had to drop it. I am taking a break and taking it next semester.

08-24-2004, 10:17 AM	#4
VulvaMan Stalked! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Fired! Posts: 3,446	Those were fun classes. Pretty useful for common knowledge. I am going for another degree. I have Systems Analysis and Design 2 and Algebra. I hate Algebra, or math in general. I passed it with a D at my first college but it wouldnt transfer so here I am again. Systems class is gonna be tough though. Dan