Ok, week 1 of spring semester is wrapping up

[sactoking]

My MBA program starts on Monday- only 6 units.

700 STATISTICS FOR DECISION MAKING (3+0) 3 credits
Statistical inference and hypothesis testing; multivariate regression and analysis of variance; emphasis on applied methods, changing technology and computer applications.

720 MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL SCIENCE (3+0) 3 credits
Individual and group behavior in organizations, and organizational design and communication strategies. Interaction of structural, technological and human resource components. International focus emphasized.

The nice thing is, with Monday being a holiday classes are canceled so I don't start until Wednesday. Then, on Monday the 27th I get (have) to go to Houston for the week on business. I start my MBA program and miss 3 of the first 4 classes (combined). Classes meet from 5:30-10:00 p.m. on Mondays and 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesdays. Add in a 40 hour work week and an hour (each way) commute, and the next three years are gonna suck.

 

[BoomerD]

Originally posted by: TehMac
...Dude, 52 is in my rear-view mirror!(sheesh, I feel like Crush in "Nemo"...du-ude, 150 and still young!)

How old are you then?
[/quote]

TFO

 

[jersiq]

My classes don't start until Tuesday:
Mat230 - Discrete Structures - Intro to set Theory and Formal methods of Proofs (as far as I can tell from the text)
CSC210 - Intro to Comp. Programming. - C++ class

 

[minendo]

FDSCI 725 - Food Analysis
ASI 776 - Meat Industry Technology

Both are towards my Master's in Food Science through Kansas State University.

 

[panipoori]

Intermediate Accounting II
Cost Accounting
Politics of Globalization
Intro to finance

 

[Finalnight]

We start next tuesday (haha beotches, lol).

Econ 3951-Senior Project Seminar, (basically write a 20 page research and analysis graduation thesis paper)

Econ 4831-Cost Benefit Analysis, should be relatively easy, had the prof last semester and he said it will be even easier than the medium difficulty class I had with him before

Econ 4337-Comparative Economic Systems, lots of macro math analysis on different economic models (my most likely to drop class)

Econ 4331W-International Trade, similar to 4337, but more on different countries and you have to write a paper the same style and size as the 3951 class

Econ 4171-History of Economic Thought, had the prof last semester, one of the easier classes in the dept, but lots of memorization off his lectures

Acct 5160-Financial Statement Analysis, so I can be a l33t financial analyst if my all my JD/MBA applications get rejected

Soc 3415-Sociology of Consumption, i needed another upper level class, and I figured Consumer behavior is pretty relevant to my work experience and career goals, should be pretty damn easy.

I can drop 1 class since I overregistered so if something sucks I can bail and still graduate on time. Candidates in order of most likely to drop are 4337, 5160, 4171

 

[TehMac]

Originally posted by: BoomerDTFO

haha, well good luck man.

 

[zerocool1]

Originally posted by: SacrosanctFiend

Originally posted by: jman19
Well, I'm at work right now. I wish I was still in school, things were a lot easier then...

Try school and work at the same time. All of the bad, none of the good.

something i'm gonna have to look forward to when i do a part time mba