Originally Posted By: donia
ms state marketing b.a. working in gis

Originally Posted By: Beer Belly
The year I graduated there were 8 other chemistry grads, and over 2,500 marketing grads.


^^ when i started the engineering field was flooded, so i went through the school of marketing...when i graduated the marketing field was flooded


I got my AA at a Jr College (played baseball = free ride). One of the first classes that I took at USF was Elementary Analytical Chemistry. Day 1: I went into a big auditorium filled with 300-400 kids (WOW). There was 3 sections. A middle and rt & left sides of seats. People ready to learn sitting everywhere. I sat in the back row (VERY BACK ROW Center section).

I went to my first lab, and didn't have an area to work. The TA said, those of you without lab space don't worry, 75% of the people won't be here after the first test. I thought he was full of sh1t. I was wrong.

I ended the class sitting in the back of class, but I was in the 3rd row, and there were only people in the middle section. That class went from +300kids to 27.

After Analytical and Organic the classes only had anywhere from 9 to 30 students. P-Chem they combined undergrads and grad students. This is a school with +20,000 students.





Last edited by Beer Belly; 03/03/14 11:23 AM.

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