Sophomore in college. General education classes too easy, almost straight A's for freshman year with little effort lol.
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I'm now looking toward another computer. It's $1500, $300 more than the other one, but it has a few better parts. Here are some specs:
Windows 7 Professional
Intel Core i7 4770
32GB DDR3 SDRAM
3GB Nvidia GeForce GTX 660
3TB Hard Drive
Blu-ray Combo Drive
16-in-1 Media Reader
6 USB 3.0 ports (as opposed to the other one, with only 2 USB 3.0 ports)
If I have enough, I'll probably get this one.
What do you think, Snowy and Matt, should I spend the extra $300?
Windows 7 Professional
Intel Core i7 4770
32GB DDR3 SDRAM
3GB Nvidia GeForce GTX 660
3TB Hard Drive
Blu-ray Combo Drive
16-in-1 Media Reader
6 USB 3.0 ports (as opposed to the other one, with only 2 USB 3.0 ports)
If I have enough, I'll probably get this one.
What do you think, Snowy and Matt, should I spend the extra $300?
I'm sick of everyone getting A's and shit dammit!!! I barely got a damn A in my class. My ONLY A is in Multivariable Calculus. The rest are B+, B's and 1 C and 1 C+. GAH
Did I miss something?
ohhh, snap, you just dug your own grave, son.Luigifan3DSGCN said:
PS: can i point out that, while anybody can do basic editing and grammar in language arts, you also have to think about relevant sentences and paragraphs?
On a relevant note, i'm hovering around B- to B in pre-algebra. Not bad, but not great either.
Luigifan3DSGCN said:
Whatever respect I might have considered towards you got tossed along with your ideas about what's 'best' for Boo.
Narcissist. Good luck when you enter the workforce.
Anyway I seem to behaving moments of dullness in some of the tutes with consultants; partly because I'm being distracted and partly because I probably should have done more prereading on topics. I am not superb with self directed learning as it is; I know whatever intrinsic skill I have won't be enough.
Luigifan3DSGCN said:
You know what, I'm getting tired of your dumbass, seriously. For you recollection and recognition, I got a B in ENG101 and a B+ in ENG102 and never had to take a remedial English course and also scored a perfect grade on my Writing Placement Test. You're not being nice, you're being an ass. Also, we don't have Language Arts like the Middle-Schoolers do. I do adore other people getting A's and such. I was just getting a bit mad because it's hard for me to get an A in my classes (Mathematics as a major is no joke). Also, I don't have a psychological disorder therefore I don't need to see a psychologist. I have taken a course in psychology and know this for a fact. You need to check your damn neurotransmitters because you are infatuated with Luigi and whenever someone criticize him, you get all pissy and bitchy. Don't come for me.
On another note:
I'm taking these classes in FALL2013
Spanish 101
Accounting 101
Economics 113
Physics 151 (For Mathematics)
Math (I forgot number) Foundations of Advanced Mathematics
these were my ending grades in HS
What kind of course is Gourmet Foods?
a course where you cook gourmet foodscookieboy17 said:What kind of course is Gourmet Foods?
what the fuck else would it be
Idk I never had anything close to a cooking class before :-\
I took two cooking classes back in HS. It was definitely worth it. Most of the time, we just cooked food, like stir fry, pizza, omelets, etc. and then ate it.cookieboy17 said:
I remember the day we made numerous steaks: Ribeye, flat iron, cubed, t-bone...That was the best day of class ever.
I took Art of Food Prep (required for Gourmet Foods) and then Gourmet Foods 1. They were seriously two of the best classes I got to take in HS. They were a lot of fun and generally useful. I know I'll be using some of the stuff I learned there at college.Chubzster said:
It's easy, he/she will show you how to cook something, you will then do it yourself (or with a group, usually with a group), and then you eat it. Of course, there are also written stuff too, and tests that were insanely long, well, in the cooking class I took in HS we had like 6 75 question free-response tests throughout the year. Funny part, was that the questions were almost exactly the same as the homework he would give us....in the same order....and the papers looked very similar (except one said "test - prep" and the other said "examination"). I didn't care for learning all of that stuff though, I just memorized all 75 answers in that order, filled in the test quickly and was done with it. Easy "A" IMO. You'll have fun, just as long as your teacher isn't a jerk.cookieboy17 said:
My high school didn't offer cooking, it was a private Christian high school so instead of an extra elective we had to take these religion classes.
I'm sure you got you fair share of sausage.cookieboy17 said:
There's never a good comeback for these, it's like getting trapped in a cornerSnowy said:
a corner full of sausagecookieboy17 said:There's never a good comeback for these, it's like getting trapped in a cornerSnowy said:
Tomorrow's the start of Fall semester for me.
Bring it on! =)
Bring it on! =)
Since the college changed the course outline for Mathematics, I'm in a sticky situation. They really expect someone to take MAT 225 (Cal III), MAT 131 (Prob and Stats), and MAT 200 (Foundations Advanced Mathematics) at the same time. That's extremely difficult to do...