Loki

I'm so happy, I just had my last biochem exam. The class is over! It was a very painful class; way too much information in one semester. I'm also done with physics lab forever; that was almost as painful as biochem.

And in less than 2 weeks, I'll be living in an apartment, away from my disgusting roommate!

Where are the other students who are done with a certain class, or classes in general, or high school, etc. forever?

Let's celebrate by getting big-ass ice cream cones!

Demosthenes

I'm not done with my classes I'll be sure to let you guys know as soon as I put down the pencil on my last final.

WWSD

Almost done with light microscopy and biology of toxins. In fact, I'm almost done with course work altogether!!

Marruk

Last semester I wrote my last paper and took my last test. All I have left are studio art classes; both a good and bad thing. Good because it's what I'd rather be doing, but bad because they assign so much more work than any other classes I've ever taken.(including different math, science, and literature classes).

Hedwig

I'm done with all my theatre classes. Of course, I did switch majors to English.

pz

This is sad. I want all of my classes to last forever.

Mark

I've got exams coming up, so I'm almost done with German language, british military history, international relations, contemporary german history and european diplomatic history

I ate Pascal's Wafer

I'm almost done with Fundamentals of Speech. The class is not hard, but it has to be the most boring class I've ever had.

That's about it, though. I get to look forward to more Calculus, more Anthropology classes, and the all-new Physics classes pretty soon. I'd much rather have those than Speech any day, so I'm not complaining.

-Nick

ex-xian

Well, I'm about to be finished with multivariable calculus, modern physics (special relativity and intro quantum), 2nd semester of a calculus physics class, linear algebra (thank god it's almost over), and a class in symbolic logic.

From the looks of the posts, most people here are into bio-type classes. Anymore math/physics nerds out there?

I ate Pascal's Wafer

Well, I'm just starting another major in Physics. Anthropology is great, but I don't think the job security is all that great. I think a Physics degree would give me a better chance at finding a career that I like. Besides, Physics is phun.

Of course I've only had Calc. 1 (well, pending successful completion, which should be no problem). I'll be taking Calc 2 and General Physics A over summer, and Phy. B in fall. Hopefully I'll be an official Physics nerd by this time next year.

-Nick