i planned out my courses that i need to complete in order to attain by degrees. and boy, this sure doesn't look easy. im already taking summer courses and overloading to 18 credits a semester, and still that isn't enough. i need to figure out a way to coordinate all these classes.
i admit it, im a huge planner. although i love those spur of the moment type things at times. but overall i am a planner. Currently im compiling a list of things to do while im at home during spring break, and also the yosemite trip that will hopefully work out.
anyway, heres the course schedule im planning:
Minor in Photography—20
DGME175 Digital Imaging (4)
PHTO115 or 116 Intro to Photography (4)
PHTO200 Advanced Photography I (4)
PHTO220 Color Photography I (4)
PHOTO285 Studio (4)
Music Performance—91
A degree for those who wish to concentrate on performance and whose career goals focus on performance and studio or collegiate teaching and graduate school.
Core Requirements—39
MUCT141, 142, 151, 152, 241, 242, 251, 430, 454, 470;
MUHL258, 446, 447, 448; MURE420
Cognate—PHYS225 (fulfills GE Physical Science requirement)
Other Requirements—12
12 credits of music electives (including at least 3 credits of
Independent Study); MUPF489; Piano Proficiency.
Performance—40
•Major instrument: 16 credits (4 credits each of MUPF165, 265, 365, and 465).
•MUED301, 302; MUPF420 (for voice majors only); MUPF339 (for instrumentalists and keyboard majors only)
•Applied area literature course, applied area pedagogy course.
•Ensemble: 8 credits. Bachelor of Music degree students
majoring in piano or organ performance must take 4 credits of
MUPF310 Piano Ensemble.
•MUPF397 Junior Recital (1 credit) and MUPF497 Senior
Recital (2 credits).
•Attendance of major area master classes.
DENTISTRY
James Hayward, Coordinator (616) 471-3241 Price Hall (Science Complex)
Preference is given to applicants who have a broad academic background with a baccalaureate degree. The minimum entrance requirement is 96 quarter credits with a 2.70 GPA (C= 2.00) in both science and non-science courses, although it is recommended that students should maintain an A/B average in science as well as overall. The Dental Aptitude Test (DAT) must be taken not later than October of the year preceding admission. Minimum entrance requirements for most dental schools follow. For more information, contact the American Association of Dental Schools (http://www.aads.jhu.edu) and the American Dental Association (http://www.ada.org).
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 79
Required courses for applicants to Loma Linda University:
English Composition—6
Foundations of Biology—10
General Chemistry—8
Organic Chemistry—8
General Physics—8
Recommended: human anatomy, general physics, biochemistry, histology, computer science, systems physiology, management and organization, fundamentals of accounting, a survey of calculus, machine shop, and religion.
Total pre-dental credits—96
Minor in Chemistry (20)
CHEM131, 132, 231, 232, 241, 242, plus 4 credits of majors level chemistry or biochemistry
sidenote: sometimes i wish things could be easier. remember HS anyone? it was only last year. i listened to this song and seriously almost started tearing up. this song brings back so many memories. im dedicating this portion of my post to kristianne ocampo. yes i miss you, but hope you are doing swell. i never told you this and you probably dont realize it, but thank you so much for teaching me to take time to "dance" in life. ill see you around sometime aite? take care of ambyr for me.
good job AU freshmen newmyer classic tournament teams tonight.
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