What are your grades, currently, for this semester?

Transfer Students UC Transfers
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<p>What are your grades, currently, for this semester?</p>

<p>I’ll start:</p>

<p>Honors Comparative Politics: A
History of Western Civilization to 1500: A
History of Western Civilization 1500 to present: A
Oceanography: A
Art Appreciation: A
Economics 201: Currently a B. Will go up.
Economics 202: Currently a B. Will go up.</p>

<p>Units: 22</p>

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<p>Calculus 2: 130%
Theater Art: 100%
American History II: 110%
English 2: 85%
Chinese 2: 100%
Microeconomics:100%
English Literature: 90%</p>

<p>units: 25</p>

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<p>Nice, Hongda.</p>

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<p>Bio: 96-7%
PoliSci: 98-99%
PoliSci: 96-97%
Econ: 98%</p>

<p>I like these threads, they validate my existence.</p>

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<p>No, That’s bad…If I got two B on my two English courses, UCLA will reject me because I couldn’t keep my semester GPA above 3.75. I wish I could move some points from Calculus to English…</p>

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<p>Calculus 3: A-
Political Science: A-
Data Structures II: A
Intro to Philosophy: A</p>

<p>Units: 14</p>

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<p>Comparative Politics: A
Political Theory: A
History of Western Civ. Renaissance-Present: A-
Macroecon:A-
Microecon:A</p>

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<p>english literature: B ish
sociology seminar honors: B ish
english seminar honors: A ish
accountinig 1B: A or B+
multivar / diff eq calc: C- or D+ (only had two quizzes so far)</p>

<p>Keep in mind it’s only week 3 for me, 9 more to go. Also I’m going to switch 1C to P/NP since it’s an elective for me. If it’s OK with LA (i’m an econ major) / my honors institute, I may even drop it…</p>

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<p>^^^ Slacker!!!</p>

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<p>i’m taking all electives this semester since i was done with IGETC/pre-req’s last semester.</p>

<p>intro to nutrition science-A+ (100.5%)
intro to journalism-A+ (100%)
images of women in literature-A (94%)
intro to women’s studies-B+ (89%…i am going to bring this up though-i have the midterm on tuesday so i’m gonna be FIIIIIIIIIIIERCE)</p>

<p>units-12.</p>

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<p>uci student here: quarter system</p>

<p>G-Chem (4 units) - A
G-Chem Lab (2 units) - B
Calculus based Physics (4 units) - A
Calculus based Physics Lab (1 unit) - A
Rhetorical & Analytical Writing (4 units) - A
Multivariable Calculus (4 units) - A</p>

<p>Units: 19 (suicide)</p>

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<p>Multivariable Calculus…oh…Why am I feeling dizzy?</p>

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<p>Finite Math: A
English 1B: A-
Argumentation: A-
Political Science: Controversial Legal Issues: A-
Recreation: Creating a meaningful life: A</p>

<p>minuses are killing me</p>

<p>hey the trumpet (or any1 else) - do you suggest taking macro and micro econ in the same term?</p>

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<p>My counselor said it would probably be tougher taking them both at the same time, but to me it seems just the opposite. The first 2-3 weeks is really just introductions to the same basic concepts for both classes, so you only need half of the studying. After that they still don’t deviate that much from each other, and I think taking them both at the same time has really helped me understand them both much better since they really complement each other. The whole semester we’ve been learning basically the same thing in both classes, just tweaked a little bit so that it applies to macro or micro. So yea, I would really recommend taking them both the same semester/quarter, but of course with completely different professors you could have a completely different experience.</p>

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<p>mine is.
General Bio - B
Accounting 2 - A
Investments - A
Speech - A
MultiV Calc - B and i think it’s gonna go down to a C this coming week =P</p>

<p>I like the MultiV calc so far better than Calc 2’s last chapter =(</p>

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<p>Hongda,</p>

<p>GEEZ! Can’t these mathematicians be satisfied with just one variable! They got to go and make it multivariabled O.o</p>

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<p>and this is why i don’t do anything related to math. i took finite math, had an A until i bombed the final and got a B, and i was DONE. i’m just not a math person (then again, i took my math placement exam after cramming for a week with algebra for dummies and they placed me in college level math.)</p>

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<p>social sciences ftw!</p>

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“multivariate calculus” is just a specific case of calculus on manifolds (euclidean space), and completely trivial. =&lt;/p>

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<p>uhm yeah. multivariable calculus sucks a lot. but i’m also in physics right now and they come handy since good portion of the class is talking about 3-d and vectors. i really miss calculus 2. ahh good times with integrals. i miss you.</p>