[richter915]

Originally Posted by perceptrons

Not a science, eh? Big claim.

That was from 2005, I'm 25 now and realized I talk shit about psych because I'm just horrible at it. Med school psychiatry killed me. And psychology is considered a "soft" or "social" science. It's still respectable.

[perceptrons]

Originally Posted by richter915

That was from 2005, I'm 25 now and realized I talk shit about psych because I'm just horrible at it. Med school psychiatry killed me. And psychology is considered a "soft" or "social" science. It's still respectable.

My bad on the 2005 thing, haha. I come from Cognitive and Neuro psych background, so I take umbridge when lumped with the less rigorous subfields. It's all hood though.

[richter915]

Originally Posted by perceptrons

My bad on the 2005 thing, haha. I come from Cognitive and Neuro psych background, so I take umbridge when lumped with the less rigorous subfields. It's all hood though.

That's pretty awesome, actually. I'm going for my PhD in Neuro...specifically in ion channel physiology. A lot of grants I've written contain the phrase "my research will help cure schizophrenia" but deep down, I think it's bullshit. I work on glutamate receptors...do you have any knowledge about it? For example, use of ketamine inducing schizophrenia?

[perceptrons]

Originally Posted by richter915

That's pretty awesome, actually. I'm going for my PhD in Neuro...specifically in ion channel physiology. A lot of grants I've written contain the phrase "my research will help cure schizophrenia" but deep down, I think it's bullshit. I work on glutamate receptors...do you have any knowledge about it? For example, use of ketamine inducing schizophrenia?

I have knowledge on it from my undergrad, but I've never worked on it specifically. The only thing I worked on that is even remotely close was some Parkinson's research, but that was a number of years ago. I don't actually work in psychology anymore, I'm going for my Ph.D. in Computer Science, as it happens.

[Chancetobe]

Law School Grades, so, they are on a B curve:

Entertainment Law - A-
Professional Responsibility - B
Constitutional Law II - B+
Copyright - A (and the award for the highest grade in the class)
Criminal Procedure - A (and tied for the award for the highest grade in the class)
Overall a 3.59. Not bad, but that B pisses me off to no end.

[GuitarR0cker1]

Pre-Calculus - B-
AP Psychology - A
AP Literature - A

[bojl]

sophomore year:
Algebra 2 with Trig: A-
World History West: A-
World Literature II: B+
Biology: A
Chinese 3: A-

decent semester, considering that i took all honors classes (cept bio). Suuuper proud of my A- in history.

[XEmoBoyShandorX]

Chem 107 - C+ (blew that class when I missed a midterm.)
Musc 103 Aural Musicianship - B-
Eng 130 - A-
Math101 - B
Guitar Ensemble - A-

GPA : 2.975...pretty upset. I wanted a 3.00 at least.
Music 101 and 105 I tested out of and got credit but no grade.