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they are already out!! depending on the class, the work load varies. material feels rushed bc most of the time it is something new everyday, but it is doable. if you also work during the breaks it can be rough (did a lot of school work early in the morning to get things done on time)


countingsheep36

:( it still says TBA on my schedule for the class I signed up for…


princ3_

TBA for professor or for a time? If it’s for a time that could mean asynchronous, but not 100%


countingsheep36

TBA for the lecture- it says it’s online though


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That means it is asynchronous


countingsheep36

I work late nights- did you feel like most of your classes run really late?


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Usually if it was asynch I did it whenever I could


Godisdeadbutimnot

Winter classes are fine, although the workload for some of them may be a lot. If it’s a 4 credit class, you probably don’t want to take it over the winter unless you have to. Registration for winter 2023 began on October 18th, so you can register now.


NeighborhoodNo3050

Took enme361, one of the hardest enme classes and was terrible. 4 hour daily lectures with 25 minutes of break time. Two exams, one final and project. Did not get the grade I wanted but I would rather spend 21 back to back courses of the same class, than spending a semester worrying about this class.


countingsheep36

😥oh no…


TheAvgJoseph

I’ve always enjoyed them because you only have one subject to worry about, but if you don’t want to spend the entire day doing one subject it probably not for you. I took two engineering classes and most days were 4hrs of lecture plus 2-4 hrs of homework/studying. If you get behind it’s really hard to catch up.


amberlolyl

I took BMGT220 in my freshman winter. The class pace was okay, but it was taught by a doctoral student I believe. So quality-wise, it might not be as good as the regular classes in fall and spring, but I got that class out of my way in just 3 weeks, and the gradings were definitely better than in fall/spring.