@OMPursuit Depends on the college or university, as I’m sure you know 
(For my statistics and math courses at the university, there is usually one and only one choice of time.)
Have any of you used coursera before? I’m contemplating doing a few of their courses just as enrichment
It might be community colleges tend to be more flexible, as they’re serving a larger and generally non-traditional student body.
@northeastgirl24 I’ve done some stuff on there, although I’d personally recommend edX or good 'ol Khan Academy instead. Coursera doesn’t lend itself to homework well, and the video lectures are of varying quality.
That’s personal opinion, though, and it never hurts to try!
@OMPursuit Yeah, but still, for junior colleges there are often only 1 or 2 options for upper level classes though (my Calc III, for instance, had 2 options; linear algebra and diff eqs there only had 1 each)
(there’s lots of remedial-type class options at mine, but, well, that’s not where CC’ers would tend to go!)
@CharlotteLetter Oh, yeah- for sure.
Mine offers only two timeslots for my trig class: one 11:30 AM to 12:45 PM, then my evening time. Those are far enough apart, though, that I think most people are able to make at least one. Compared to high school, IMO those times are generous!
I also bet the number of community college students taking linear algebra is sparing XP
@OMPursuit Yikes! Mine offers 8+ slots for the trig class; probably that is because it’s the lowest-level non-statistics class that counts for general education credit at the local U. I don’t have any experience with high school slotting so yeah 
Mostly people don’t take linear at my JC because it doesn’t transfer for some majors (math, physics, soon some engineering) at the local U.
Y r u ppl so good at math
Aye Bad Girls Club is the bomb @IrrationalPepsi
Math is so fun…
When you share a birthday with a legend #ThankYouKobe
My childhood ended last night in the most phenomenal way possible @adiacs . Kobe’s a unicorn
Lol happy b-day!
we just watched movies today in school :<
I spent most of my time painting in Photoshop or working AMC problems.
a friend gave me their broken Wacom Bamboo today for free and I get to keep it if I fix it, so I’m excited
i can’t function anymore, school has got the best of me
Pulling weeds is always fun because you get to play a game of “Spot the Future Biologist.”
Merrrr, I hate pulling weeds.
I’ve gotten 12 hours of sleep in the past three days and the world is starting to look different…
I’m on a climbing team, and the gym I go to was trying to lead a trip to Chattanooga to visit another climbing gym for today. This one kid, who’s in sixth grade, said, “I’d like to, but I have to do a lot of social studies homework.” I said, “Me, too!” The kid asked, “How much do you have?” And I said, “Nine hours,” and his eyes got really big and he backed away slowly.
APHG FTW
(Yes, I procrastinate, and yes, I have even more homework since then and it’s looking like I’ll have about 12 hours of homework. I have a problem.)
hahah…it kinda freaks me out that senior year is closer than sixth grade >.>
I’ve been getting a suspiciously low amount of hw for the past few weeks…I think my teachers are just lazy
Hey guys I have a question. Do you guys have any experience with online classes? Like are there any good programs or specific classes you would recommend? (I’m interested in the social sciences and my school offers a little amount of classes in that area)
Yo, @dsi2000 ! I asked a question about this a while back.
Brigham-Young has online classes of many sorts. edX is a favorite of mine. MIT’s open courseware is free. CTY has online social studies classes if you qualify. Many people like Coursera!
Thanks @OMPursuit !