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Open Question: My college schedule. Please comment or make suggestions?

Thanks in advance 2010-2011 Fall: 1. Math 17A Calc for biosci (4) 2. Anthropology 1 human evolution (4) 3. Physics 7A General Physics (4) 4. History 7A History of America (4) Winter: 1. Math 17B Calc for biosci (4) 2. Physics 7B General Physics (4) 3. Chem 2B General Chemistry (5) Spring: 1. Math 17C Calc for biosci (4) 2. Physics 7C General Physics (4) 3. Chem 2C General chemistry (5) Summer: FCC: Anthropology 2 Cultural (4) Davis: Anthropology 3 introduction (4) and Statistics 100 (4) 2011-2012 Fall: 1. Bio 2A Biological Science (4) 2. Chem 118A organic chemistry (4) 3. Anthropology 152 Human evolution (5) 4. (Room for backup) *Note: Organic chem is a ***** go light schedule Winter: 1. Bio 2B Biological Science (5) 2. Chem 118B Organic chemistry (4) 3. Anthropology 153 Human Biological Variation (5) 4. (Room for back up) Spring: 1. Bio 2C Biological science (5) 2. Chem 118C Organic chemistry (4) 3. Anthropology 154A Evolution of Primates behavior (5) 4. (Room for back up) Summer: FCC: course to satsified GE Arts & humanities requirements or take a break Davis: Physiology 102 Animal Behavior (3) 2012-2013 Fall: 1. Bio Sci 101 Gene expression (4) 2. Bio Sci 102 Biomolecules (3) 3. Physiology 101L Systemic Physiology Lab (3) 4. Physiology 101 systemic Physiology (5) *Note: Lame quarter, consider revising Winter: 1. Physiology 152 Hormones and Behavior (3) 2. Physiology 124 Comparative Neuroanatomy (4) 3. Evolution / Ecology 100 Intro to Evolution (4) 4. (Room for back up) Spring: 1. Plant Science 144 Trees and forests (4) 2. Anthropology course (adviser choice) 3. Anthropology course (adviser choice) 4. Open Summer: FCC: Micro bio 5 = Microbiology 101 Davis (5) *Note: Lame course, lots of memorization of bacteria classification Davis: no class (room for back up) 2013-2014 Fall: 1. Anthropology course (adviser choice) 2. GE course if necessary 3. GE course if neccesary 4. Internship Winter: 1. Make up if i dropped a previous class 2. Make up if i dropped a previous class 3. Internship 4. OPEN Spring: 1. Make up if i dropped a previous class 2. Make up if i dropped a previous class 3. internship 4. OPEN J'ai terminé mon calendrier de Davis. J'ai faim :) *Note: All GE are satisifed except missing 2 Arts and Humanities course. Remember to fulfill this requirement or your screwed ;) *Note: Many classes could be moved to senior year, always consider postponing a class if workover load or gay teacher. *Note: FCC may not offer Antropology 2 next summer, replace with GE arts and Humanities course if necessary or microbiology *Note: FCC microbiology course fills up fast, early registration is mandatory. FCC requires Davis transcript for prove of general biology fullfillments. It is mandatory to have all documentation ready at the time of registration. Must register in person. *Note: 2010-2011 Davis summer school 8 units workover load; consider revisingIm planning on continue on to graduate or med school or even vet more

Open Question: When Did Humans Leave Africa?

I am taking an anthropology course and our first essay questions was this: Discuss the ideas about how we evolved and when it looks like we left Africa. Think about this...if at some point there were two sub species of humans on earth at one point (neanderthal and cromagnon) and earlier in our ancestry there were four to five subspecies of australopiticines, one of whic evoles into homo habilis what could be going on in Africa and are there more than one migration out of Africa. This last statement is not an easy one to think about so take your time and post your discussion succintly and briefly...and ask a question if that would help. I am sooooo confused, can anyone please help me?? more

Open Question: What subjects do you need to take to become an Anthropologist?

I'm thinking of majoring in Anthropology. What courses/subjects should you be strong in in High School? Would you have to be particularly strong in Science? more

Open Question: Anthropology, Psychology, & Sociology topic for my paper?

I need a topic a paper for my challenge and change in society course (anthropology, psychology, & sociology). It's a gr.12 course and the topic has to be something I can write about 20 pages about. Please help! I'm having a lot of trouble and would appreciate any ideas you have. I already did something about siblings and how they influence each other and how their position in the family reflects on their personalities for my gr.11 paper so I'd rather not do it again. Thanks! more

Open Question: my 4 years planned schedule. Comment/suggest appreciated?

Thanks in advance 2010-2011 Fall: 1. Math 17A Calc for biosci (4) 2. Anthropology 1 human evolution (4) 3. Physics 7A General Physics (4) 4. History 7A History of America (4) Winter: 1. Math 17B Calc for biosci (4) 2. Physics 7B General Physics (4) 3. Chem 2B General Chemistry (5) Spring: 1. Math 17C Calc for biosci (4) 2. Physics 7C General Physics (4) 3. Chem 2C General chemistry (5) Summer: FCC: Anthropology 2 Cultural (4) Davis: Anthropology 3 introduction (4) and Statistics 100 (4) 2011-2012 Fall: 1. Bio 2A Biological Science (4) 2. Chem 118A organic chemistry (4) 3. Anthropology 152 Human evolution (5) 4. (Room for backup) *Note: Organic chem is a ***** go light schedule Winter: 1. Bio 2B Biological Science (5) 2. Chem 118B Organic chemistry (4) 3. Anthropology 153 Human Biological Variation (5) 4. (Room for back up) Spring: 1. Bio 2C Biological science (5) 2. Chem 118C Organic chemistry (4) 3. Anthropology 154A Evolution of Primates behavior (5) 4. (Room for back up) Summer: FCC: course to satsified GE Arts & humanities requirements or take a break Davis: Physiology 102 Animal Behavior (3) 2012-2013 Fall: 1. Bio Sci 101 Gene expression (4) 2. Bio Sci 102 Biomolecules (3) 3. Physiology 101L Systemic Physiology Lab (3) 4. Physiology 101 systemic Physiology (5) *Note: Lame quarter, consider revising Winter: 1. Physiology 152 Hormones and Behavior (3) 2. Physiology 124 Comparative Neuroanatomy (4) 3. Evolution / Ecology 100 Intro to Evolution (4) 4. (Room for back up) Spring: 1. Plant Science 144 Trees and forests (4) 2. Anthropology course (adviser choice) 3. Anthropology course (adviser choice) 4. Open Summer: FCC: Micro bio 5 = Microbiology 101 Davis (5) *Note: Lame course, lots of memorization of bacteria classification Davis: no class (room for back up) 2013-2014 Fall: 1. Anthropology course (adviser choice) 2. GE course if necessary 3. GE course if neccesary 4. Internship Winter: 1. Make up if i dropped a previous class 2. Make up if i dropped a previous class 3. Internship 4. OPEN Spring: 1. Make up if i dropped a previous class 2. Make up if i dropped a previous class 3. internship 4. OPEN J'ai terminé mon calendrier de Davis. J'ai faim :) *Note: All GE are satisifed except missing 2 Arts and Humanities course. Remember to fulfill this requirement or your screwed ;) *Note: Many classes could be moved to senior year, always consider postponing a class if workover load or gay teacher. *Note: FCC may not offer Antropology 2 next summer, replace with GE arts and Humanities course if necessary or microbiology *Note: FCC microbiology course fills up fast, early registration is mandatory. FCC requires Davis transcript for prove of general biology fullfillments. It is mandatory to have all documentation ready at the time of registration. Must register in person. *Note: 2010-2011 Davis summer school 8 units workover load; consider revisingThis is schedule for Double major in biological science physiology emphasis + Anthropology: Physiology emphasis more

Open Question: question about IGETC / GE requirement?

I'm confused about this part: Area 4 - Social and Behavior Sciences ------> At least three courses from at least two disciplines (at least 9 semester units) 4A - Anthropology and Archaeology 4B - Economics 4C - Ethnic Studies 4D - Gender Studies 4E - Geography 4F - History 4G - Interdisciplinary, Social & Behavioral Sciences 4H - Political Science, Government & Legal Institutions 4I - Psychology 4J - Sociology & Criminology So say that I take economics 100 and sociology 100, that means I just need to take another economics or sociology course, and I'll be done with this section correct? For example: economics 100 sociology 100 economics 180 Is that right? I totally confused myself after overthinking it. Thanks! more

Open Question: What does an Anthropologist do?

I'm doing this course in school about job study and what jobs would be suiting, and when I took a test Anthropology was on it. I've done some research, but I'm still not 100% what the job really is. So, what do anthropologists do? How much schooling do they require? Dis/advantages about the job? Thank you! more

Open Question: What does cultural anthropology cover?

I live in UK and my dream is to get into radio, someone recomended I study Cultural anthropology at University to get me there but I don't know what it is, is it the right course for getting into radio? I get all A's / A*'s so I should be able to :) more

Open Question: I'm confused about the IGETC requirement?

Resolved Question: Anthropology vs Linguistics course?

both courses requires writing essays and assignments. The question is which course involves intensive writing? or both course are equvilant? more

Resolved Question: 6 college courses, yay or nay?

I signed up for 6 college courses, went to all my classes and some are light workloads, some are very heavy. Principles of Economics Diversity and Criminal Justice Social Welfare Policy Intro to Cultural Anthropology Introduction to Poetry Elementary Spanish The intro classes and spanish classes will be light, the criminal justice has 4 novels to read and the social work course is EXTREMELY heavy (10 page research papers, community service, readings, several tests and other papers) and I have previously failed an Econ class before. i also work 15-20 hours a week, and am required to do 5 hours a week of community service for the semester for the social work class. and some babysitting in between. would you drop a class? more

Resolved Question: Which course is more interesting, Psychology or Anthropology?

I am a pre-pharmacy student looking to register for my last social science course. As of right now, I have not registered, because I don't know which course is going to be more interesting to learn. I would appreciate if some of you can throw some knowledge on how different or similar both courses are. I am looking for a course which has more free-writing , because English is my second language, and I would like to improve. more

Resolved Question: What course is harder than the other?

Marketing or Anthropology? am gonna take these 2 course this term, but am abit scared. more

Resolved Question: College textbooks - Chegg vs half.com?

I love being able to rent college textbooks since I will never use them again after the course is completed but I noticed that Chegg's rental prices are only slightly lower than buying a used book from half.com. For example, an Anthropology book that I purchased over half.com was $44 shipped while it was $35 shipped from Chegg. I can resell my book for at least $30 + shipping when I am finished with my course. So really I am only going to be paying $10-$15 to use that book for the semester. Better than renting it for $35. Anybody else agree? I guess if you dont want to go thru the hassle of having to post up the books(which literally takes 3 minutes) on half.com to resell it then Chegg is the better option. more

Voting Question: I have a lot of CCC Units, is that bad?

I'm on Community college right now and hoping to transfer to UC Davis to do Biomedical Engineering. However, I originally thought I wanted to do Anthropology; therefore I took many Anthro classes ignoring math and science completely. Now I'm barely starting with math and the other required courses for admission. By the end I will have a massive total of 119 Transfer units! How bad is that? Does that mean I will be rejected? I plan to do the minor in Anthropology because it's a personal interest on mine. more

Resolved Question: Has anyone else here at Y!A heard more about this evolutionary phase change predicted by....?

Russian scientists. A long time ago, Russian scientists ( who were researching remote viewing ) predicted some kind of phase change in human evolution sometime during the circa of the year 2013. Can any of you tell me what this may be? I have heard that all over the world human beings are scoring higher on I.Q. tests. Some people have made claims ( not too sure if I believe it ) that the reason why our planet is becoming warmer, is because we are moving closer to a kind of vibrational shift from the third dimension into the fourth dimension, and that we are moving closer to becoming nonphysical beings. I feel more inclined to think that humans might become more intelligent, but what do you think? The reason why I decided to post this question in this category instead of the biology or anthropology category is because of all of this ballyhooed stuff about the year 2012. The Mayans predicted that 2012 was the final year on the calendar, which of course makes me wonder about 2013.Eri: yes, I was talking about entire populations, not just individuals. I doubt anything too radical will happen.Jude: So true. more

Resolved Question: Any advice entering into my grade 11 year?

I am just asking for any advice because i'm not sure what to do for a career and i can still change my courses if theirs something better for me to take. Like what the universities/ colleges want to see and just any studying or school advice in general especially because i want to study abroad, maybe even on a scholarship. Here are my courses: Art English Math Chemistry Biology Physics French Intro to Anthropology, sociology and psychology soo.... any advice would be awesome..thanks :) more

Resolved Question: What university is the best of them in architecture and anthropology school?

Hey,yesterday i also aksed a question about some universities in US that are good(and not so expensive as for example Harvard) that i could go for study architecture.So i want to tell you about me and after a searching that i did i would liek to help me.I'm from Greece and i speak Greek,French and until 18 i'll have started spanish courses.I want to study or Anthropology or Architecture.In this part i'd like to tell that i have american identity too ebcause my grandpas imigrated there some tyears ago and my dad borned there.So the schools that i have in my mind(about architecture) are the Berkeley University(Univeristy of California),University of Barcelona,University of Paris...about Anthropology i've listened that Berkeley and University of Michigan have the best programs..any help?i don't really know what i have to do and what i want..What are the best architecture and anthropology universities in the world..and i mean about the not so expensive schools(not cheap but not expenisve as Harvard,Yale,Colummbia etc.)Better Europe or USA?Sorry about my english but...thanks if someone knows! more

Voting Question: What course should I take?

I'm taking a general studies program in university starting next week and I registered for a biology class and I want to drop it and take something else. I have the choices of geography, history, sociology, philosophy, anthropology I am aware that they are all in totally different subject areas. I would choose sociology since that is what I am most interested in but the class may be full. Which should I choose and why? more

Resolved Question: Would it be too much to add a foreign language class on top of this schedule?

I'm a college freshman with over 40 incoming credits (which would make me technically a sophomore, I believe); but I still think my schedule is too light. I'm taking General chemistry (no lab, unfortunately), Calculus 1, Intro to Linguistics, and Anthropology, for a total of 13 credit hours, just shy of the 1 credit-hour needed for preferential status when applying for late admission to the Honors program here. Most of the beginning foreign language courses are 5 credits; would an 18-hour course load be too much for the first semester? (I already have my foreign language requirements fulfilled; I'm just interested in taking a language class). more

Resolved Question: Out of the following subjects what would you choose?

What's happening is this: I'm going to study psychology but for the first year of the course you have to study psychology along with 2 other subjects. Second year is when you take full psychology. Thats just the way its done in my country. Anyway, admission to second year psychology isn't guaranteed due to professional requirements etc. I know I'll make the cut but JUST IN CASE, I'm wondering what other subjects to choose because if you don't make the cut, you have to continue with your other 2 subjects. These other subjects are a 3 year BA with masters and doctor postgrad options. So which would you choose, just for one year? Computer Science Anthropology Philosophy Economics Mathematical Studies Statistics. I only need one of these because I've already chosen Mathematical Physics. Thanks for your brain power! more

Resolved Question: As someone who majored in Anthropology, do you think you would need one on an extrasolar spaceflight?

Though the term Anthropology is the study of man (Humans), would it be necessary to have a PhD (No, I only have a B.A.) in Anthropology to survey a planet if they had indigenous people (not being Homo Sapiens of course)? I mostly dealt with Evolution and New World Archaeology. Don't you think Archaeology would come in handy if the Astronauts found ruins on an extrasolar planet? ...and yes I watch too much Star Trek.I have watched Stargate. Wouldn't it be prudent to have Biological Scientists on a space flight to an extrasolar planet that we discovered life on?I know we haven't had man flight beyond the Moon. hopefully one day we'll actually visit Mars and actually leave the Solar system and head to Alpha Centauri or some other system. more

Resolved Question: I don't know what to do anymore...?

Ok, i'm going into college in september and recently registered for classes. i signed up for some macroeconomics class that i'm not sure if i'm taking because i want to or i feel like it's more practical than something like anthropology or american studies. i'm a prospective english and international relations double major. i'm afraid that i need to crack down on my requirements now but i also kind of want to experiment. so, my questions: 1) Is Macroeconomics something every college student should take? 2) Would I be wasting my time if i try a course in something like anthropology, sociology, or american studies if i'm pretty sure i'm not going to major in it? 3) why is my college macro class so ridic? like final exam is worth 40%... are most colleges like this? more

Resolved Question: How can I become involved with anthro/arch/history?

I'm very interested in anthropology and archaeology, but I can find nothing in my local community to get involved in. Could (or should) I try emailing professors in these areas to ask if I could assist them in any way? Any other ideas? I'm 15, so I also need to be doing things for college. I love history as well, of course, so any suggestions with that would also be helpful. Thanks, and I apologize in advance if I'm completely uninformed about how to go about this. more

Resolved Question: Is first year Anthropology hard?

I'm taking an introductory course to Anthropology as one of my classes for my first year in University this fall. I don't really think there are a whole lot of courses in high school really that are targeted more towards Anthropology and to help you understand other than maybe history being a little helpful at times. I don't know a lot about it, but I am interested in it, especially archaeology. I'm taking a full year course which covers everything involving Anthropology, but just because I'm going in with little to no knowledge I was just wondering what I should expect. It's important that I keep my marks up in all my courses because of certain things. I'm just wondering what I have to look forward to and what to expect, just so I know what I'm getting into. It's not really something that I'm planning in majoring in, but I suppose I may change my mind at the end if all goes well. :) Thanks in advance for any help. more

Resolved Question: General Studies for Law school or double minor?

Will a general studies degre affect a law school application. I was planning on taking a geograhy/anthropology double minor. I am in my final year, the only 3 classes lower than a B from my first 60 credits are 3 geography courses, and 3 of my remaining geography classes are the same type of courses. I would do better in other courses outside of this area, so should I change to general studies major with an anthropology minor attached? I know my double minor option has no effect on law schools compared to majors (as I have checked), but will a general studies major have a difference? It would make my timetable so much nicer for my remaining semesters as well, and this degree title does not matter as much as the Law degree is all that matters in the long run. more

Resolved Question: I would like to work in Latin America, what would a BA get me?

I have made Australia my home since February this year (originally from New Zealand) and am not decided about my university studies next year. Mainly I want to work/live in South American countries (preferably Brazil, Chile, Argentina), master the Spanish and Portuguese languages and use these languages in my career. I'm interested in being a translator or diplomat and my current choice for degree is a Bachelor of Arts with two Majors, Sociology/Anthropology and International Relations. For the languages I will study them concurrently with public classes. Unfortunately the courses in my country in those topics seem to focus on Asia, of course. I'm not sure if they are gearing you up to do international relations with Asia or they are just examples you can adapt to other regions like South America. Would a BA be a good starting point in this continent? Any other wise words about the place and humanities-type careers? more

Resolved Question: I want to work in South America, what would a BA get me?

Voting Question: What colleges/universities can i get into?

Based on this criteria, what colleges/unis would you recommend? I've looked into lots of colleges myself, but I'd appreciate the perspective of someone more experienced in this area: GPA: 3.3-ish Standardized tests: I took the PLAN test, and it predicted a 26 on ACT. I haven't taken SAT yet. Course level: Mostly CP1 (standard), but I've taken a few honors classes, and I plan on taking at least one AP as well as more honors classes in the future. Extra Currics: Volleyball, tennis, environmental club, yearbook club, 9 years piano. Major: undecided, but I'm into anthropology, psychology, and sociology, if that helps! I would prefer something in the New England area. MA, VT, NY and RI would be ideal. I know the "best" college is a matter of perspective... but what is the "highest ranked" place I could go that fits my criteria? I really want the best education I can get. Thank you!*I know this is an obnoxious question. Sorry. more

Resolved Question: what colleges have the best (most fun) anime clubs?

I know RIT has one of the best but I'm not interested in any of the courses there, I'm interested in history (ancient studies), archeology, anthropology, etc. more

Resolved Question: Should I minor in anthropology?

My major is Business Management and International Business. I was going to minor in political science but I am looking at the sociology/anthropology courses and Im pretty interested in the anthro minor especially since I will be doing international business with different cultures and so forth. Its also a lot more fun than political science lol. more

Resolved Question: What are some jobs in the anthropology field?

what are some jobs in the anthropology field that are financially secure and/or allow one to travel? What are some high-paying ones and examples of college courses needed for them? more

Resolved Question: Forensic Anthropology?

i find it very intriguing and want to learn more about, because it sounds like something i would be interested in as a future career. (i don't want to sound like i like to look at dead people or anything but it does sound pretty cool) I'm going to be a junior in high school this year so what kind of classes of should i take? I'm taking biology courses (theres a different one each trimester ecology and enviroment, human anantomy and field bio) what other classes should i look into? ~Thanks. :) more

Voting Question: Pursuing accounting/CPA career with irrelevant BA?

I will have my BA in anthropology/archaeology this December. I really love the subject and would have ideally liked a career as an archaeologist. However, as any archaeologist will tell you, there are very few job opportunities and the pay is generally low unless you have PhD and become a professor. I don't want to become a professor. I would like stable career, in a field with many opportunities. I would like to pursue a career as an accountant and eventually CPA. I've only taken one calculus course and one economics course while in college. Does any one know how I can get on track? Should I get a second bachelors in accounting? I was thinking of a MS in accounting but the program requires 8 prerequisite courses. Should I takes these as a non-degree student at a university or through a community college. Or would some sort of certificate be more appropriate. I would appreciate responses from others who successfully become accountants/CPAs after getting a bachelor's in an unrelated field. Thank you more

Resolved Question: College Clarifications. Lots of Question, Please help.?

I am going to college next September. I am wanting a Career In animal Behavior/Primatologist/Anthropologist. And i will be getting A bachelor in Anthropology and Psychology. Now im not completely sure how college works and how its all set up (I also live in Cananda if that makes a difference. So hear are my questions: while I'm getting my bachelor can i also take other courses such as a business management course? On average how long does a 120 hour course take to complete? Are online courses harder? Can you do two bachelor programs at once? If so, is it really difficult? What is the average number a course taken in one semester? I also Have a daughter that I do not want to sacrifice by being at school 24/7, In that case would i have to stretch out my course's so that i go to school longer? If i wanted to take 2 bachelor degree programs (at the same time or not either way) and about 7 different courses, how long would it take, also taking in account of my daughter. If i didn't commit and do very well in high school, will that effect me getting accepted into a bachelor program? more

Resolved Question: UnderGrad courses in Canada to become a doctor?

I'm fairly certain i can get into many of them but i don't exactly know which courses to take? Health Sciences? Biology? Anthropology? Chemistry? any ideas guys? i'd appreciate it more

Resolved Question: how do i sign up to help in the event of mass disasters?

I am just going into my second year of Forensic Anthropology and i know that someone who did my course joined a group when she finished my course but i cant remember who it was she joined can anyone help me?? more

Resolved Question: what classes do you need for cultural anthropology?

Like what kind of courses would you need to take for your undergrad studies? like what sciences and maths? more

Resolved Question: A good history school in Europe?

Hey, i wanna find a reputable schools in europe, but i can't seem to find any?? location does not matter, i just want to learn as much as possible, in a good enviroment, but i have no idea where europe stands in this matter. program: general history, classical history, minor philosophy, social sciences ie,psychology, anthropology. must have a bachelors degree in english or many courses in english. LOW tuition cost. possible countries: sweden, norway, denmark, germany, switzerland, belgium, Please help me out, i'd appreciate it so much! more

Voting Question: Biotech transfer -> UC Davis?

I live in California, near Davis. I will be attending a Community College the next two years, Im planning on transferring to UC Davis. UCLA, UCB, and UCSD all require a set of courses that would take three years to complete, while Davis has a set that could possibly (this is where you come in) be taken in two years. Davis requires Chem 1, 2, 3, 4; Engl 1, 2; Bio 1, 2; Math 20 (Calc 1); Phys 2, 4 (both Non-Calc); and than four courses in either Arts and humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Physical and Biological Sciences. Prerequisites for Admission to Biotech (Credits) Class (5) Chem 1 - General Chem (5) Chem 2 - General Chem (5) Chem 3 - Organic Chem (5) Chem 4 - Organic Chem (5) Bio 1 - Principles of Organismal Biology (5) Bio 2 - Principles of Cell and Molecular Biology (4) Math 20 - Analytical Geometry and Calculus 1 (4) Phys 2 - General Physics (Non-Calc) (4) Phys 4 - General Physics (Non-Calc) (3) Engl 1 - College Composition - (1) LR 10 (Must be taken concurrently with Engl 1) (3) Engl 2 - Critical Thinking and Writing About Literature Four Courses Arts and humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Physical and Biological Sciences (3) Psyc 1 - Introduction to Psychology (3) Psyc 2 - Biological Psychology (3) Anth 1 - Physical Anthropology Now my question is, would the following be a realistic schedule, or would it be a little difficult ----------------- Year 1 ----------------- ------ Fall ------ (4) Math 20 (3) Engl 1 - (1) LR 10 (3) Psyc 1 --- 11 Credits --- ------ Spring ------ (5) Chem 1 (5) Bio 1 (4) Psyc 2 --- 13 Credits --- ------------------------------------------------------------ ------- Summer ------ (5) Chem 2 (4) Phys 2 --- 9 Credits --- ------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------- Year 2 ----------------- ------ Fall ------ (5) Bio 2 (5) Chem 3 (3) Anth 1 --- 13 Credits --- ------ Spring ------ (4) Phys 4 (5) Chem 4 (3) Engl 2 Thanks for any help more

Resolved Question: University Grades Help!?

These Are my courses for grade 11. In grade 10 i failed math and i took summer school and i am still failing i have my exam tomorow so i might pass but if i don't would it look bad on my uni application if i have grade 10 math in grade 11? Because if i fail im going to do applied grade 10 math ( i had academic) and i would do another grade 11 course (probably environmental science) and then i would do grade 11 mixed math next year in summerschool? is this a good idea because i am planning to pursue criminal law in university. World History To The 16th Century Understanding Canadian Law English Introduction To Anthropology, Psychology, And Soc Functions and Applications (grade 11 mixed math) Principles Of Mathematics Personal And Fitness Activities Communications Technology Principles Of Mathematics (grade 10 math) more

Resolved Question: Is introduction to anthropology, psychology and sociology hard in high school?

I took that course & i'm going into grade 11 just wondering if its hard, & what its about.. more

Voting Question: What do I need to do to get into Oxford?

I am Canadian high school student who wishes desperately to get into Oxford university for an undergraduate degree. I was on the Oxford international qualifications page, and it was listed that the minimum requirement for Canadian students in Ontario was an 85% average, with a minimum of six courses on their timetable. I have marks in the high 90's in English, History, World Issues, and Philosophy. In terms of other courses, I go to an art school so I'm not counting drama and music. If I play my cards right, I should be able to swing at least an average of about 95%. I have also done extensive reading in terms of professorial publications and generalized knowledge books on my desired subject which is linguistic anthropology. What I really want to know is: Is this enough? Should I wait and take another year of high school (a completely viable option in Ontario and in no way indicative of academic laziness) over the course of which I could take AP classes and exams? What are my realistic chances of getting in? Advice would be more than welcome! (just please don't be rude!) more

Resolved Question: How can a transferable course be non-transferable on the UC application?

I took Anthropology 104 in fall 2009 at LA pierce college. According to assist.org, the course is UC transferable. But when I was listing my classes in the UC application, it didn't say CCCT next to it. I know the course is transferable so why doesn't it say CCCT? It did for all the other tranferable courses. I'm applying to UC merced for spring 2011. more

Resolved Question: Will my course transfer to UC?

Resolved Question: I have a Plan to do MBA in Human resource management and An OPEN PG in social anthropology both.?

I have a Plan to do MBA in Human resource management and An OPEN PG in social anthropology both.......Still confuse .......IS that........they are the Same course or not ? Doing Both things is a good option or only one course is enough . more

Resolved Question: what are my chances of getting into these colleges (accepted/waitlisted/rejected)?

ok, so these are my stats: (as of the end of 11th grade, i projected my 12 grade grades, and subtracted a little to leave some room) ACT score of 30 (writing score of 8 GPA of 3.95 Taken advanced classes (college classes, thats' all my school offers...no AP/IB/etc.) in: Math: 9th-geometry, 10th-advanced algebra, 11th-intro to college alg (first sem.) college alg (second sem) (college class) 12th-calculus I and II (college class) (these are the most rigorous math classes my school offers) **Average GPA-3.98 History/geog/soc. studies: 9th-civics and intro to Am Hist, 10th-Am Hist, 11th-world hist, 12th-cultural anthropology (college class) (advanced classes are in 11th and 12th grade, and i took them) **average GPA-4.0 Science: 9th- Natural/earth science (first sem.) intro to biology (second sem) 10th-biology 11th-fundamentals of chemistry (college class) 12th- Physics/college physics (college class) (11th and 12th grade are one of two most rigorous courses available at my school) **avg gpa-3.92 English: 9th-Eng. 9 10th-english 10 11th-composition (college class) 12th-intro to literature (first sem) (college class) fund. of public speaking (second sem) (college class) (most rigorous course available at my school) **avg. gpa-3.93 Band: 9th-varsity/high school band (advanced for 9th grade) 10th-12th-varsity/high school band *member of pep band-9th-12th grade, solo contest in 9th- 31/40 quartet contest in 9th-40/40, christmas caroling quartet-19th-12th **avg gpa-4.0 Electives/others/extra currics: spanish-10th-12th grade (require two classes, but took third, advanced class) **avg gpa-3.98 basketball-9th grade (from 1st gr to 9th) student council-11th and 12th grade (v.p./secretary 11th and 12th) what are my chances with these colleges: (ACCEPTED, WAITLISTED, OR REJECTED) (i'm probably going to major/minor in a science/math 1) univ. of minnesota (fallback?) 2) university of wisc. madison (about even?) 3) univ of calif. san diego (reach?) 4) duke (reach?) 5) dartmouth (reach?) 6) u of virginia charlottesville (somewhat reach?) i know some people will just say accepted to everything or rejected or whatever, but i am freaking out and really nervous and i really need to get unopinionated reviews please help....thanks! Me!sorry, i knew i was forgetting something...my gpa is not weighted..and my school is so so competitive...we have about 5 very smart people (incl. me) who accell at everything...and i'm in spot for valedict or solutatorian for sure more

Resolved Question: How can I transfer from a Community College with my AA to UC Berkeley! PLEASE HELP?

So I am really confused right now. I went to a counselor at my Community College and she gave me everything i need for getting my AA and to see what courses i need for my IGETC. Now the problem is that I am trying to major in Anthropology but i also want to take Premed classes because i would like to get into medical school and become a doctor..yay! lol anyways...so what im struggling on is should i transfer as a junior but then what about my premed classes? or should i transfer with my aa and with my lower division anthropology courses from the community college (which is only 3 courses)! also im planning to go to uc berkeley so they only provide a ba in anthropology..so is that good or bad for medical school? even if i take premed classes? more

Resolved Question: What should I do to be a forensic anthropology?

I'm deaf person who has such a ambition. I want to be a forensic anthropology. I don't really know which universities provides courses for the major. How long will the PhD take? How much will I make if I get the job. Yes, being deaf is not going to stop me from completing the goal. more

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