Summer and Fall 2011 courses

@Khoi: What do you mean by condensing down your classes? At my uni, we have four types of classes: One day classes (each lecture is two and a half hours long), two day classes (each are an hour and fifteen minutes long), three day classes (each lecture is 50 minutes long), and five day classes (which are remedial classes or special programs). Our labs aren't counted towards our total credits though, which really sucks. My second year fall term consisted of Organic Chem, Microbiology, Inorganic Chem, Biochemistry, Calculus and Concert Band. It was absolutely miserable because of the labs.

The classes at my university are either:

a) 50 minutes
b) 3 hours
c) 4 hours (this is the most I've seen so far)

When I said condensing, I should have worded it differently, but what I meant was that I was trying to put most of my classes in a single day. That way, I wouldn't have to go back to the campus 4-5 times a week, because I'm trying to conserve on gas, and make good use of my hours too. I need time to go to work, though work is faaaaar from being a priority. I just have to work so I can pay for gas to drive to uni, etc. If you noticed, with how I am about to plan things, I have 4 classes in a single day, from near noon until late at night. I do this so I keep myself extremely focused, and won't skip any classes (even if I feel like I want to, this'll decrease that chance). I like putting most of my classes in 2-3 days, I just feel like I can keep up with it better than 3-4 days. Those are more annoying for me to go through.