first impressions
First of all, thanks to the suggestion of my lovely friends, I've decided to watch Ao no Honou! *applause* I swear I'll get to the other suggestions soon. ^^
...That's it. XD
Kidding aside, I'll start getting it this weekend, but I'm not sure if I can watch it that soon. You may have heard that I've started school again this week after my short vacation of two weeks. And as I've told genuyn, I kind of squished my schedule just to get an early dismissal for two days. 21 units is tough though so I couldn't do that for the other two days. Here's my schedule (for those who are interested):
HUMABEH (Human Behavior in Organization): I've observed (in my 1 1/3 year stay in college) that the only way you'll love the subject is if you love the professor, though that might not guarantee you a good grade. LOL. But I digress. Something tells me I'm going to love the professor in this course: she actually let us suggest academic and grading standards! Bonus points for complete attendance, bonus points for participating at organizations, and group exams for bonuses in quizzes. Considering this IS a major subject, I have a feeling this will not become a burden too much.
COMP2BU (Data Organization? NOT SURE LOL): All I know is we'll be using much Microsoft Access in this course, and I've never used Access that extensively. -___- Nevertheless, I know my professor outside the university so that shouldn't be a problem. Hopefully.
MARKET2 (Salesmanship and Sales Management): "The heart of marketing" as my professor has said. My professor cannot really qualify as one of the new ones for this term, since I got him for Basic Marketing last term and I received the lowest grade in his subject T___T. That's what scares me though, that I might get another 2.5 from him. But actually, this is a case of I-love-my-prof-but-what-he-teaches-is-hard scenario. He's just one of the smartest professors around.
HUMALIT (Literature Appreciation, I guess?): I've got one thing to say. I haven't met my teacher for this course yet so I don't have any idea whatsoever as to what I should expect from this class. Except perhaps, like Art Appreciation, it might include some critical papers.
FINMAN1 (Financial Management 1): Basically, it's like Accounting--balance sheets, income statements and cash flow statements--so aside from the much-feared unannounced long quizzes, I think I can handle this subject. I'm not saying I'd excel though. :P
KASPIL2 (Philippine History from the Revolution up until present): Oh geez, I forgot all about this subject; it also has the same professor I had a year ago for KASPIL1. So no new impressions again, and I liked his funny-showbiz way of retelling history. XD Hopefully the work isn't too much though, even if it should be expected. -___-
CBESTA2 (Inferential Statistics for Business): The only subject that reshuffled their professors, which sucks really. Our professor seems nice though; he just isn't the type we were expecting. He's a doctor (of who knows what) but it seems he just got into teaching lately. Oh well, at least it's not some terror-type-dinosaur professor, eh?
So that's my first week of school, which is technically just two days. LOL. I've got to finish this post so that my sister and I can watch Knocked Up now. :P
...That's it. XD
Kidding aside, I'll start getting it this weekend, but I'm not sure if I can watch it that soon. You may have heard that I've started school again this week after my short vacation of two weeks. And as I've told genuyn, I kind of squished my schedule just to get an early dismissal for two days. 21 units is tough though so I couldn't do that for the other two days. Here's my schedule (for those who are interested):
HUMABEH (Human Behavior in Organization): I've observed (in my 1 1/3 year stay in college) that the only way you'll love the subject is if you love the professor, though that might not guarantee you a good grade. LOL. But I digress. Something tells me I'm going to love the professor in this course: she actually let us suggest academic and grading standards! Bonus points for complete attendance, bonus points for participating at organizations, and group exams for bonuses in quizzes. Considering this IS a major subject, I have a feeling this will not become a burden too much.
COMP2BU (Data Organization? NOT SURE LOL): All I know is we'll be using much Microsoft Access in this course, and I've never used Access that extensively. -___- Nevertheless, I know my professor outside the university so that shouldn't be a problem. Hopefully.
MARKET2 (Salesmanship and Sales Management): "The heart of marketing" as my professor has said. My professor cannot really qualify as one of the new ones for this term, since I got him for Basic Marketing last term and I received the lowest grade in his subject T___T. That's what scares me though, that I might get another 2.5 from him. But actually, this is a case of I-love-my-prof-but-what-he-teaches-is-hard scenario. He's just one of the smartest professors around.
HUMALIT (Literature Appreciation, I guess?): I've got one thing to say. I haven't met my teacher for this course yet so I don't have any idea whatsoever as to what I should expect from this class. Except perhaps, like Art Appreciation, it might include some critical papers.
FINMAN1 (Financial Management 1): Basically, it's like Accounting--balance sheets, income statements and cash flow statements--so aside from the much-feared unannounced long quizzes, I think I can handle this subject. I'm not saying I'd excel though. :P
KASPIL2 (Philippine History from the Revolution up until present): Oh geez, I forgot all about this subject; it also has the same professor I had a year ago for KASPIL1. So no new impressions again, and I liked his funny-showbiz way of retelling history. XD Hopefully the work isn't too much though, even if it should be expected. -___-
CBESTA2 (Inferential Statistics for Business): The only subject that reshuffled their professors, which sucks really. Our professor seems nice though; he just isn't the type we were expecting. He's a doctor (of who knows what) but it seems he just got into teaching lately. Oh well, at least it's not some terror-type-dinosaur professor, eh?
So that's my first week of school, which is technically just two days. LOL. I've got to finish this post so that my sister and I can watch Knocked Up now. :P