As a UK undergrad looking to study in the US, how come all of these classes vary so much? In the UK when we choose to go to university, we do one course and do not stray very far from it (e.g. I want to study history, ergo I wouldn't find myself in a maths class). I'm looking to do a history major with a minor in either politics or russian - but when choosing classes would I be able to pick more abstract classes such as, for example, phiosophy/sociology/economics?
Hell yeah, Bro!!! Thank you very very much!!! It was indeed very useful! But I got one question, what about the limit the college authority put on the number of courses you can take at a time??? Can you touch on this topic? I'm asking this because there might be the ones, like me myself, wanting to meet that credit-hour requirement faster by taking more courses a semester. Thank you in advance for your answer! Really liked the video!
High school schedules are almost like a typical work schedule, but college schedules differ greatly from either one of them PS: Small recitation sections feel just like the high school classroom for the 4 years of high school
My schedule says from 9-9:50am on Mondays and Wednesdays BUT the description says three hour lecture.... I already scheduled back to back and the classes are full / about to start so I can’t reschedule. What should I do?
I saw my cousins schedule in America and I freaking envy it cause in Switzerland classes starts at 8AM till 5PM. We don't have the option to choose our courses but hey at least education is free hahha
Yes u have to take some Gen Ed classes or required classes to graduate, these usually span over the first 2 years, the last two are focused on your major. Make sure u get gen ed classes out of the way first
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Thank you for this!! I was wondering how college schedules worked.. this explained it so well.
You can get it down to 2 days a week. My friend has class on Tuesday and Thursday from 1130 to 515. That's it
For all 4 years ?
blessup man. going to college this fall and this vid really helped clarify my thoughts
i’m 4 years late, but this is so helpful!! i’ve always been scared of the adjustment from high school life to college life lol
me too i'm scared because idk what the workload is gonna look like for me if i do attend college
As a UK undergrad looking to study in the US, how come all of these classes vary so much? In the UK when we choose to go to university, we do one course and do not stray very far from it (e.g. I want to study history, ergo I wouldn't find myself in a maths class). I'm looking to do a history major with a minor in either politics or russian - but when choosing classes would I be able to pick more abstract classes such as, for example, phiosophy/sociology/economics?
Yes you definitely can!
were kinda retarded round here
Thank you so much for the Information very helpful!! I will be starting college this fall at LPC soon to be LPU this July in Southern California!!!
Hell yeah, Bro!!! Thank you very very much!!! It was indeed very useful! But I got one question, what about the limit the college authority put on the number of courses you can take at a time??? Can you touch on this topic? I'm asking this because there might be the ones, like me myself, wanting to meet that credit-hour requirement faster by taking more courses a semester. Thank you in advance for your answer! Really liked the video!
High school schedules are almost like a typical work schedule, but college schedules differ greatly from either one of them
PS: Small recitation sections feel just like the high school classroom for the 4 years of high school
My schedule says from 9-9:50am on Mondays and Wednesdays BUT the description says three hour lecture.... I already scheduled back to back and the classes are full / about to start so I can’t reschedule. What should I do?
This is exactly what im looking for, thanks
I saw my cousins schedule in America and I freaking envy it cause in Switzerland classes starts at 8AM till 5PM. We don't have the option to choose our courses but hey at least education is free hahha
I mena it's "free", but you're taxes are outrageous. Nothing is free, it has to get payed for somehow
If I want to go to college for engineering would I have to take english classes as well over the 4 year period
Yes u have to take some Gen Ed classes or required classes to graduate, these usually span over the first 2 years, the last two are focused on your major. Make sure u get gen ed classes out of the way first
@@besarsinani318 ok
In high school I started at 7:30 :’(
thanks this was really helpfull
godsend